ANZCA curriculum revision - specialised study units

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Completion of SSUs• All SSUs must be completed by the end ofadvanced dtraining i for completion lti of the ATcore unit review• They must be completed prior tocommencement of provisional fellowshiptraining (PFT)Specialised Study Unit Supervisors(SSUS)• Specialised Study Unit Supervisors (SSUSs) areappointed locally in each department by theSoT and the Head of Department.• SSU supervisors (SSUSs) are appropriatelyqualified specialists with a particular interestin the area of practice of the SSU.• A list of SSUSs will be kept tin each departmenttso that trainees know who to approach forinformation relating to a particular SSU.6
Specialised Study Unit Supervisors(SSUS)• SSUSs will have had training in WBAs and willhave access to <strong>ANZCA</strong> resources relevant to theSSU. This will include teacher training, as well ascases for teaching and learning.• In small departments an individual specialist maytake on several SSUS roles.• The SOT may take on one or more SSUS roles.• In large departments there may be several SSUSfor one SSU, particularly where there is a largeworkload in a specialty hospital.Specialised Study Units• Names familiar, but they are not the same asmodules• Majority of knowledge and skills for training iswithin the Core Study Units –these build onrequired Learning Outcomes in spiral pattern• SSUs extract out what are particularAnaesthetic requirements in a specific context7
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