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PDM 2.1.1
PDM 2.1.2
Identify high-risk features in a clinical assessment that increase the likelihood of a particular diagnosis.
PDM 2.1.3
PDM 2.1.4
PDM 2.1.5
Apply understanding of the impact of social and cultural factors on clinical risk to the management of patients in the emergency department.
PDM 2.1.6
Apply the principles of patient safety to work in the emergency setting.
PDM 2.1.7
Identify high-risk events that increase the likelihood of an adverse patient outcome.
PDM 2.1.8
Apply the principles of situational awareness to recognising cause and effect of clinical events.
PDM 2.1.9
Apply the principles of barrier care, including aseptic and sterile technique to minimise infectious risk.
PDM 2.2.1
Identify the human and departmental factors that may impact patient care.
PDM 2.2.2
Apply understanding of common barriers to safe and timely decision making by adapting behaviours to minimise the risk of error and suboptimal care.
PDM 2.2.3
Identify and minimise risks associated with patient handover.
PDM 2.2.4
Recognise cause and effect of slowly evolving or predictable events as they occur.
PDM 2.2.5
Manage the most immediate problem whilst remaining vigilant for other potential problems.
PDM 2.2.6
Integrate infection control principles into daily clinical practice.
PDM 2.2.7
Demonstrate understanding of common barriers to safe and timely decision making.
PDM 2.2.8
Demonstrate understanding of human and departmental factors that contribute to error and suboptimal patient care.
PDM 2.2.9
Demonstrate understanding of strategies that minimise the risk of error and suboptimal care, including clinical handover.
PDM 2.2.10
Apply patient safety principles in the management of multiple patients.
PDM 2.3.1
Apply understanding of how human and departmental factors, including institutional racism and unconscious bias, may contribute to error and suboptimal patient care by adapting behaviours to minimise risk of error and suboptimal care.
PDM 2.3.2##### PDM 2.3.3
Recognise clinical handover as an opportunity to increase safety and accuracy in decision making.
PDM 2.3.4
Anticipate and prepare for likely events in the near future.
PDM 2.3.5
Manage multiple problems simultaneously whilst remaining vigilant for other potential problems.
PDM 2.3.6
PDM 2.3.7
PDM 2.3.8
Demonstrate self-reflective practice when contemplating one's own implicit bias.
PDM 2.3.9
Use effective strategies to minimise the risk of error and suboptimal care in patients in the emergency department
PDM 2.4.1
Use clinical acumen to estimate the level of risk to a patient who has ceased their emergency care prematurely.
PDM 2.4.2
Advise colleagues on risk stratification processes applied to clinical emergency medicine.
PDM 2.4.3
Anticipate and prepare for multiple potential problems.
PDM 2.4.4
Demonstrate continued situational awareness with increased task loading.
PDM 2.4.5
PDM 2.4.6
Contribute to the development of policy and procedures on infection control and barrier care.
PDM 2.4.7
Develop and implement changes resulting from quality activities associated with infection control.
PDM 2.4.8
Adapt infection control procedures to successfully manage disasters and pandemics.