Urgent Bite 53 – Compassion in Medicine
Good self care and compassion can make us better doctors.
Health Quality & Safety Commission co-design training project
The HQSC is about to commence a project on developing co-design within the Primary Care Sector. The intention is to foster collaboration between local primary care teams to build capability in co-design, raise awareness of patient & consumer engagement, increase knowledge of service design methods, and apply these principles to a project of choice. The focus of this work will be achieving equity in health outcomes.
Urgent Bite 52 – Cellulitis Mimics – with Dr Amanda Oakley
What mimics cellulitis? We ask Dr Amanda Oakley, Consultant Dermatologist, Adjunct Associate Professor at Auckland University and founder of Dermnet.
Urgent Bite 51 – A few simple tips from twitter
Twitter is a great source of little tips and tricks. Today we look at four tweets that convey practice changing information or simple little things to improve your quality of life, all in less than 280 characters.
An update from the GM
What to expect in 2020:
• Annual Survey
• Branch accreditation
• Update to Urgent Care Course
• Revised recertification programme
• Appoint a new Director of Professional Development
• One additional administration staff member
• Appointing the new Executive Committee
• An increase in the membership fee
For more information on these, click on the ‘read more’ button below.
Urgent Care Doctors Remuneration survey results
Thank you to all that completed this survey. We’ve had several requests from registrars and Fellows asking what the typical remuneration and conditions are for urgent care doctors. The Treasurer, Dr Steve Adams, took the lead to conduct the survey. The results have been summarised with all personal or sensitive information removed.
Gender Equality in Healthcare • LITFL • SMACC 2019
Gender equity in healthcare. Needs to happen now.
Part 5 – When Santa Goes to Urgent Care
Why might Santa Claus come to an Urgent Care clinic?
Part 4 – When Santa Goes to Urgent Care
Why might Santa Claus come to an Urgent Care clinic?
ERs Overwhelmed by Life-Threatening, Wrapping Paper-Related Paper Cuts
Did you survive Christmas?