| Master
of Family Medicine |
This international course provides general
practitioners/family physicians with research and teaching
skills to equip them for potential careers in international
academic general practice.
Studies involve a combination of coursework
and an applied research project which culminates in a published
minor thesis.
Entry requirements: Applicants must be
currently registered by the medical board in their respective
country. A minimum of two years of work experience as a general
practitioner/family physician is essential, and preference
will be given to applicants currently employed in primary
practice. It is highly recommended, although not essential,
that applicants complete the Graduate Diploma in Family Medicine
prior to applying for the masters program.
Attendance requirements:
- Six interactive workshops (CD based,
traditional workshop) in international medicine
- Research project culminating
in a published minor thesis (journal article)
| Graduate
Diploma in Family Medicine |
This course is intended for general practitioners
wishing to expand their knowledge and skills in areas relevant
to general practice. Students will gain critical appraisal
skills in reference to the nature of the discipline, its daily
practice and its literature and research base to meet their
own personal and professional needs, as well as the needs
of the patients and the community in which they practice.
The course also aims to enlarge the pool of potential general
practice teachers and researchers to enhance the quality and
status of general practice/family medicine among professionals
and in the wider community.
Students are required to complete the two compulsory core
units that cover principles of general practice/family medicine
and introduction to research methods, as well as a selection
of clinical electives offered by the Department of General
Practice. Opportunities may exist to upgrade to a Masters
Degree.
Attendance requirements:
Unit 1: Principles of general practice.
Unit 2: Introduction to Research
methods -
A. Writing of interactive medical education.
B. Six interactive workshops and/or Clinical Audits on an
apporved topic (CD based or traditional format) in international
medicine
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Fees
Graduate
Diploma in Family Medicine and the Master of Family Medicine
have the following fee structures:
Low
Income nations: $US 2,000
Middle Income nations: $US 3,000
High Income nations: $US 5,000
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| International
Primary Health Care |
»
Msc in International Primary Health Care
»
Postgraduate Diploma in International Primary Health
Care
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| MSc
in International Primary Health Care |
This degree course provides general practitioners/family
physicians with research and teaching skills to equip them
for careers in international postgraduate academic primary
care.
Studies involve a combination of coursework
and an applied research project which culminates in a published
minor thesis.
Entry requirements: Applicants must be
currently registered by the medical board in their respective
country. A minimum of two years of work experience as a general
practitioner/family physician is essential, and preference
will be given to applicants currently employed in primary
practice. It is highly recommended, although not essential,
that applicants complete the Graduate Diploma in Family Medicine
prior to applying for the masters program.
Attendance requirements:
- Writing of interactive case based medical
education (to QA&CPD standards)
- (New) Research of relevance to your
practice/country/world and publishing of results in Journal
article to accepted standards (topics will be suggested
if required and access provided to International Research
groups as required)
- 2 x Advanced Learning Modules (ALMs)
or Clinical Audits (choice of topics)
ALMs
»
Aged care
»
Ano-rectal conditions
»
Cardiovascular disease
»
Child health
»
Diabetes Type 2
»
Low Back Pain
»
Office procedures
»
Parkinson's disease and related movement disorders
Clinical Audits
»
Compliance
»
Risk factor management in Diabetes Type 2
»
Hypertension
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| Postgraduate Diploma
in International Primary Health Care |
This course is intended for general practitioners
wishing to expand their knowledge and skills in areas relevant
to general practice. Students will gain critical appraisal
skills in reference to the nature of the discipline, its daily
practice and its literature and research base to meet their
own personal and professional needs, as well as the needs
of the patients and the community in which they practice.
The course also aims to enlarge the pool of potential general
practice teachers and researchers to enhance the quality and
status of general practice/family medicine among professionals
and in the wider community.
Students are required to complete the
two compulsory core units that cover principles of general
practice/family medicine and introduction to research methods,
as well as a selection of clinical electives offered by the
Department of General Practice. Opportunities may exist to
upgrade to a Masters Degree.
Attendance requirements:
1. Writing of interactive case based medical
education (to QA&CPD standards)
OR
(New) Research of relevance to your practice/country/world
and publishing of results in Journal article to accepted standards
(topics will be suggested if required and access provided
to International Research groups as required)
2. 2 x Advanced Learning Modules (ALMs)
or Clinical Audits (choice of topics)
ALMs
»
Aged care
»
Ano-rectal conditions
»
Cardiovascular disease
»
Child health
»
Diabetes Type 2
»
Low Back Pain
»
Office procedures
»
Parkinson's disease and related movement disorders
»
Respiratory disease
Clinical Audits
»
Compliance
»
Risk factor management in Diabetes Type 2
Hypertension
Fees
MSc in International
Primary Health Care
and the Postgraduate Diploma in International Primary Health
Care have the following fee structures:
Low
Income nations: $US 2,000
Middle Income nations: $US 3,000
High Income nations: $US 6,000
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| Short
Courses for Graduates |
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Anaemia
»
Child Health Emergencies
»
Common Cardiological problems
»
Depression
»
Dermatology
»
Diabetes Type 2
»
Diagnostic process - how to make a diagnosis in general
practice
»
ECG Interpretation
»
Geriatrics - Quality care of the Aged
»
Hypertension & Heart Failure
»
Integrative medicine
»
Low Back Pain
»
Metabolic disturbances
»
Office procedures I
»
Office procedures II
»
Office procedures III
» Osteoporosis
»
Palliative Care
»
Parkinsons Disease and related movement disorders
»
Renal Disease
»
Sexually transmitted infections
»
Spirometry - how to perform and interpret
»
Stroke
»
Sun damage & skin cancer
»
Women's Health - gynaecological aspects
»
Women's Health - non-gynaecological aspects
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Fees
for short courses are:
Low
Income nations: $US200
Middle Income nations: $US300
High Income nations: $US500
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| Further
postgraduate courses available |
»
National QA&CPD Programs
»
National accreditation programs
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