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I trained to treat people. Turns out I also had to know the law.
You didn't go into medicine because you love the law. So if you were caught off guard when you realised your job as a doctor isn't just clinical, you're not the only one. For many junior doctors, that moment they realise isn't a dramatic one. It can be a form on a busy shift, a conversation you're not sure is yours to have, or a signature someone wants because you're the one standing there.
The three minutes that mattered when the coroner called
How taking a few minutes to read a factsheet helped save this registrar's career.
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.
Professionalism: an overview of the Code of Conduct - Measuring outcomes
This is a Measuring Outcomes activity (MO) to be completed after webinar Professionalism: an overview of the Code of Conduct (#1623150)
Public liability insurance: Why your practice needs it
As a healthcare professional, you may cause personal or property damage that is not related to your provision of healthcare.
How to get on a training program: advice from over 1,000 Avant members
Getting onto a specialist training program is challenging. Here's what your fellow doctors think you need to do to succeed.
What to look for in a mentor
