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Consent in care: beyond the form - Measuring outcomes
This is a Measuring Outcomes activity (MO) to be completed after course RACGP #1684850/ACRRM #42991. In the webinar, we explored informed consent in clinical care, including capacity and mature minors, voluntariness, and managing patient expectations.
Consent in care: beyond the form
Informed patient consent is a fundamental professional, ethical, and legal obligation for all medical practitioners. Consent is important not just for procedures but for many aspects of clinical care. Using Avant data and case examples we discuss some of the key issues doctors face such as capacity, particularly for the mature minor. We also explored issues around what it means to give consent voluntarily and how the consent discussion is important when managing patient expectations.
Consent for non-procedural care – post measuring outcome activity
This is a Measuring Outcomes activity (MO) to be completed after course 'Consent for non-procedural care' – (RACGP #1681468)
Consent for non-procedural care
Consent is required not only for procedures, but also for other clinical activities such as prescribing medications, ordering investigations, and performing physical examinations. This course focuses on consent in non-procedural contexts, where the need for discussion may be overlooked or assumed. Using common clinical scenarios, it examines material risk disclosure, consent for treatment plans, and consent in sensitive examinations. The course supports doctors to integrate consent conversations seamlessly into routine care while meeting professional and legal standards.
An introduction to patient consent – post measuring outcome activity
This is a Measuring Outcomes activity (MO) to be completed after course 'An introduction to patient consent' – (RACGP #1681336)
An introduction to patient consent
Informed patient consent is a fundamental professional, ethical, and legal obligation for all medical practitioners. This course provides a practical introduction to the principles that underpin valid consent, including disclosure, voluntariness, capacity, and documentation. It explores why consent is not a single form or signature, but an ongoing communication process that supports patient autonomy and shared decision-making. Designed for doctors at all stages of practice, this course establishes a common baseline for understanding consent across clinical settings.
Professionalism: an overview of the Code of Conduct
This discussion sets the foundation of what professionalism means for doctors practising in Australia, understanding the Medical Board's code of conduct, why it matters and how it's used.
Wellbeing and work/life balance
Wellbeing is a state of being comfortable, healthy or happy. We take a look at activities, guidance and inspiration to help you find balance while navigating the ups and downs of life. This topic covers everything from dealing with losing a job, to reducing stress, achieving balance, and budgeting for hobbies and passions.