Table Of Contents

The following is a list of topics under "Basic Physician Training " within the Requirements for Physician Training in New Zealand - Adult Medicine 2000-2001 handbook. You can select a topic by clicking on a link from the comprehensive list below or choose an option from the above pull down menu which appears on every page in this section.

Overview
Entry into Basic Training
Duration and Content of Basic Training
The Learning Process and its General Objectives
Generic Skills Requirements
Clinical Placements
	General Requirements
	Basic Training Sites
	Formal Teaching Program
	Access to Resources
	Clinical Supervision
	Educational Supervision
Director of Physician Training
	Background
	The Position
	Duties
	The Role and Responsibility of the Hospital in Basic Physician Training
	The Mentor
Registration as a Basic Trainee
	Standard Requirements
	Failure to Register
	Approval of Basic Training
Other Training Considerations
	Interrupted Training
	Leave from Training
	Part-Time Training
	Research During Training
	Teaching
	Rural Training
Training Program
	Background
	General Objectives
bl	bl	Objectives Relating to Knowledge and Understanding
		Objectives Relating to Skills
		Objectives Relating to Attitudes
		Allied Skills
Core Adult Internal Medicine Disciplines
	Cardiology
	Clinical Genetics
	Clinical Immunology
	Allergy
	Clinical Pharmacology
	Dermatology
	Endocrinology and Metabolism
	Gastroenterology and Hepatology
	Geriatric Medicine
	Haematology
	Infectious Diseases
	Intensive Care Medicine
	Medical Oncology
	Nephrology
	Neurology
	Nuclear Medicine
	Palliative Medicine
	Psychiatry
	Alcohol and Drug Abuse and Dependence
	Rheumatology
	Thoracic and Sleep Medicine
	General Medicine
Training in Association with Faculties
	Training in Public Health Medicine
	Training in Rehabilitation Medicine
	Training in Occupational Medicine
	Australasian Chapter of Palliative Medicine

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