Trainee Resources
Important Resources
WHAM
The WHAM eLearning Modules website is again available as a self-learning tool. For information and to browse the available resources go to the following website: http://www.wham.org.au/
RACP
The RACP runs regular educational events on topics of interest available to all trainees. To view the education program click on the following link: http://www.racp.edu.au/pep/ You will find some headers at the bottom of the page, for example, Physician Education Program. Click on this link and then follow the prompts to register for an event of interest. There are also direct links to other programs and the Global Tele-Health Site directly.
If you have any topics of interest that you think may be worthwhile as an educational resource, you can arrange to have this made into an event. There are various options available for hosting an event including: video-conferencing, web-casting and pod-casting. To arrange an event contact the Operations Events team directly on:
Ph: + 61 2 8247 6242 OR Adam.Niewand@telehealth.com.au
Rural Health Education Foundation
The Rural Health Education Foundation produces health and medical continuing education programs and broadcasts via TV satellite nationally. Providing the equipment is available, health professionals can access these programs at no cost in rural and remote areas. For further information look at the following flyers:
All information can also be found on the Foundation website: www.rhef.com.au
Return To Work Knowledge Base
Return To Work Knowledge Base is a new free online service providing the best available research on return to work in an easy to read format for employees, employers, treaters and insurers.
The site contains a detailed resource section of return to work related medical, health, management and treatment information for employees, employers, treaters and insurers.
The Return To Work Knowledge Base is world class resource, designed to assist people overcome injury and get back to work. The cost of workplace injury to employees, their families and employers, can be crippling. Please help us to spread the word on the best research evidence available to overcome these problems.
ResWorks, a non profit foundation, we developed the site with the funding support of WorkSafe Victoria. The Return To Work Knowledge Base
is endorsed by the Australasian Faculty of Occupational and Environmental Medicine.
FACULTY
Click here to download the training manual: Training Manual
• Clinical
• Workplace Assessment
• Critical Appraisal
• Research Methods
• Management
• Communication
• Legislation
• Rehabilitation
• The Environment (recent resources for this competency are listed at Environment Web Resources )
Articles of interest
Access to OHS Online: OHS Online
EU Fact sheet on Early RTW/Back to work from OHSA: Click here
Trainee Presentations
Past Examination Questions and Marking Guides
Examination Preparation Guide - by Dr Catherine Field
Forms
Application Training Program (word version)
Course information
For information on Postgraduate Courses in Occupational and Environmental Medicine for 2008 click on the following link:
For information on Postgraduate Courses offered by Monash University in 2008 click on the following link:
Monash University Postgraduate 2008
For information on courses through Curtin University on HIAs please click on the following link: