Sydney + 26—28 October 2017 + #GP17sydney
The ALM trains GPs on how to write Key Feature Problem (KFP) cases for use in the FRACGP exams, which assess the ability of a GP to practice in unsupervised clinical general practice. The KFP is designed to assess candidate’s clinical reasoning and decision making skills.
In order to generate exam content, it is critical to have a pool of case writers with recent clinical practice. This ensures the clinical cases that are used in the KFP are current and reflect current standards and best practice. Candidates undertaking the KFP are also expected to demonstrate the core skills in the RACGP Curriculum for Australian General Practice 2016. Cases must be reflective of the RACGP curriculum, and relevant to Australian general practice.
The purpose of training KFP case writers is to ensure the development of cases that are both contemporary and relevant, and therefore develop a bank of high quality cases from which we can develop exam paper for each exam cycle.
To complete this ALM and be eligible to get your 40 category 1 QI&CPD points:
To enable individual feedback during the ALM, registrations are strictly limited, and are open to RACGP Fellows only.
After this ALM, participants will be able to: