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Through a network of 16 Hospital and Health Services, as well as the Mater Hospitals, Queensland Health delivers a range of integrated services incl...
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The appointee who is undertaking the Transitional Year of the CICM training will initially work on the Senior registrar roster. Over the course of the year, they will gradually progress under supervision and be given more responsibility. Towards the end of the year, if progress is satisfactory, they will work on the consultant roster under supervision. Progression of responsibility and level of supervision will be dependent on satisfactory performance.
The appointee who is not undertaking the Transitional Year of the CICM training will work on the registrar roster and be provided with supervision suitable for their level of training.
Provision of inpatient care including:
Assessing patients, determining, and instigating appropriate investigations
Establish management plan for patients in consultation with the consultant
Where appropriate, ensuring that discharge planning commences early in the process of care
Communicating assessment findings, proposed management plans and alternatives to patient and carers and seek consent
Gathering input from appropriate multidisciplinary team for patients ongoing clinical care
Continually monitoring and reviewing patient progress and adjusting the management plan when necessary
Ensuring appropriate and timely communication to health care providers and carers to ensure ongoing patient care post-hospital stay.
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