Kia ora koutou, It is my pleasure to produce this month’s DCT newsletter. This month’s report will include updates on: Workplace Based Assessments (WBAs) course on TalentLMS for trainees UCCIS 2 reminders for: Adding your workplace Adding your supervisor Registrar Subcomittee WBA’s and Workplace based assessments on TalentLMS course For those of you who are…
This month, I have the following important information covering: MCNZ accreditation result/report/actions Distinguished Fellow nominations – update UCCIS version 2 TalentLMS and wider IS strategy MCNZ Accreditation The College received its accreditation report from MCNZ. We have been accredited as an education provider for six years (the maximum possible, we believe) and have only six…
Kia ora koutou, It is my pleasure to produce this month’s DCT newsletter. WBA’s For those of you who are on the 2025 training programme, a reminder to please notify the TPC (Alex) when you have completed any of the workplace-based assessments. Alex will be updating you on this, too. You can load the completed…
Tēnā koutou, We hope you had a restful and enjoyable holiday period, and our thoughts are with those affected by the severe weather in parts of Aotearoa at the moment. Just a few important reminders and links below. Urgent Care Course on TalentLMS We have been working through a number of feedback items received for…
The Education Committee have reviewed a wide range of feedback and made several updates to the Urgent Care Course (UCC). No changes were made between September and November to avoid disrupting UCPEX preparation. Since the exams, updates have been implemented based on the feedback received. You can view the current list of changes on the…
The Royal New Zealand College of Urgent Care’s annual general meeting (AGM) will take place at 6pm, Tuesday 24 March 2026 using an online platform (Zoom webinar). Full members who are practising urgent care in New Zealand will be able to submit apologies, appoint a proxy, and vote on Executive Committee appointments through an online…
This year’s UCPEX written exam was held at the Ellerslie Racecourse and Events Centre on the 21st of November. OSCE was held the day after, at the Manukau SuperClinic on the 22nd of November. Both exams went as smoothly as ever. The College was able to get the results for both the written exam and the…
In 2024, 19 Urgent Care Clinics across the country sent the College the results of their clinic-patient feedback surveys. These results have now been collated, summarised and a new set of standardised survey questions have been developed. In total, there were 1,490 patient responses to these survey questions. However, each clinic has their own set…
The Registrar Subcommittee is looking for new members! Are you interested in improving the Registrar experience at RNZCUC? Want to become more involved in clinical education or clinical governance? This is your opportunity! The Registrar Subcommittee are looking for some new members! Send an expression of interest and a copy of your CV to regsc@rnzcuc.org.nz. You can…
Tēnā koutou. Please read some updates on the post-2024 training programme, the POPHLTH701 paper in 2026 and the Research Option. Congratulations to those who have just completed the written UCPEX and the OSCE. We hope you are enjoying a much-deserved break. The Education Committee has largely focused on changes that are likely to occur with…