Provision of rural emergency clinical care
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RR 2.1
Demonstrate resourceful independent practice when working in geographic and professional isolation.
RR 2.2
Demonstrate strategies to provide effective and timely clinical care when away from onsite access to specialist medical, diagnostic and allied health services.
RR 2.3
Demonstrate effective reasoning when assessing risk in rural and regional settings, including balancing the risk of disease progression or need for specialty consult, with the risk of transfer.
RR 2.4
Provide effective and timely clinical care when away from ready access to first-line modalities like interventional radiology and percutaneous coronary intervention.
RR 2.5
Harness the resources available in the health care team, the local community and family/whānau to optimise delivery of care close to home.
RR 2.6
Work flexibly in the rural hospital environment, apply emergency medicine expertise to optimisation of patient care in the emergency department and in inpatient wards.
RR 2.7
Recognise the importance of and contribute to the continuity of patient care.
RR 2.8
RR 2.9