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Social
Program
Welcome
Reception and Exhibition Opening
The Welcome Reception is included in the full registration fee and
will be held on Sunday, 13 May in the Harbourside Room from 5.30pm
- 7.00pm.
College
Ceremony and College Ceremony Reception
The College Ceremony and Reception will be held on Monday, 14 May
commencing at 5.30pm. Seating for the ceremony will start at 5.00pm,
with proceedings to commence at 5.30pm. The Ceremony is scheduled
to finish at 7.00pm, with the reception following until 8.00pm.
New Fellows
receiving their Diplomas at this ceremony should register for themselves
(and pay for their guests) directly with RACP on the forms accompanying
their ceremony details. There is no charge for the College Ceremony;
the College Ceremony Reception is included in the registration fee
for full conference delegates. There is a fee of $40 per person
for accompanying persons.
AFOM
Dinner
Tuesday, 15 May, 7.30pm
South Steyne Ferry, Darling Harbour
For further information, please contact
Ms Shane Blanch on (02) 9256 5400 or
E-mail: shane.blanch@racp.edu.au
AFRM
Dinner
Tuesday, 15 May, 7.00pm-11.00pm
Matilda Cruises - Vessel Aussie Legend
Pier 26 Darling Harbour
IMSANZ
Dinner
7.30 for 8.00pm
Sunday, 13 May
IMSANZ members will be notified of the details.
AFPHM
Lunch
Tuesday, 15 May, 12.30pm
No charge, but please indicate attendance on registration form.
Paediatrics
& Child Health Division Dinner
Tuesday, 15 May, 7.30pm
Dockside
The Balcony
Cockle Bay Wharf
Darling Harbour
Sydney NSW 2000
$80 per ticket (includes three course dinner and dancing)
Chapter
of Community Child Health Dinner
Sunday, 13 May, 7.30pm
Marigold Restaurant, George St, Sydney
Marigold Citymark
Level 4
683 George Street
Sydney NSW 2000
$32.00 per ticket
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Professional
Development: Internet Workshops
Classes
limited to 20
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9.00-10.30
11.00-12.30
2.00-3.30
4.00-5.00
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Design
Your Own Web Page
Using the NET for CE
Using the NET for CE
Introduction to the Internet |
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| Tuesday |
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9.00-10.30
11.00-12.30
2.00-3.30
4.00-5.30
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Using
the NET for CE
Introduction to the Internet
Design Your Own Web Page
Using the NET for CE |
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| Wednesday |
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9.00-10.30
11.00-12.30
2.00-3.30
4.00-5.30
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Introduction
to the Internet
Using the NET for CE
Design Your Own Web Page
Using the NET for CE |
Introduction
to the Internet
Sally Gillies, Web Designer, RACP
This is a practical session designed to give beginners a broad overview
of the Internet and the various features of Internet Explorer. You
will learn how to effectively search for information on the Internet
and how to create and manage book-marked websites.
Fee: A$55
Design
Your Own Web Page
Sally Gillies, Web Designer, RACP
Learn how to create your own personal web page using free Internet
applications. At the end of this session, you will know how to create
a web page and be able to include personal information and pictures.
No previous web design experience necessary. Previous knowledge
recommended: Introduction to the Internet or prior experience with
the topics discussed in "Introduction to the Internet".
Fee: A$55
Using
the NET for CE
Kate Wartho, Wellington School of Medicine
Fiona Rigby, Capital Coast Health
John Gillies, Senior Lecturer Informatics, University of Otago
This workshop will show you the basics for getting online, exploring
medical sites and evaluating websites using a pre-prepared set of
criteria. You will also cover "Effective Searching of Electronic
Libraries": a tutorial and demonstration followed by a series
of searching.
Fee: A$55
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Practice
Management Session "The Next Step"
Flowers and Partners Pty Ltd
Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday: 11.00-12.30
- The next
step within the new tax economy
- Maximising
wealth creation through practice structure
- Tax planning
within the new tax system
- Handy hints
in selecting the right advisor
- Overview
of a practice management program
Free session
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Women
in Medicine Forum
'Flexibility
in the workplace...the real world'
Monday 14th
May, 12.30 - 1.45pm
Harbourside Meeting Room 2, Sydney Convention Centre
Chairs:
Dr Jill Sewell, President, Paediatrics & Child Health Division
Professor Nip Thomson, President, Adult Medicine Division
Speakers:
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Assoc.
Prof Alex Bune:
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Outline
of current issues |
| Dr
Phillippa Poole: |
What
have we learnt from experience? |
| Dr
Sari Hayllar: |
Flexibility?
Negotiation skills?
What is needed by the young physician/
paediatrician entering the workforce? |
| Dr
Deborah Yates: |
Administrative
support - what is required? |
Summing Up:
Professor Nip Thomson: The way forward for
the College
For further
information or discussion contact:
Dr Jill Sewell
e-mail: sewellj@cryptic.rch.unimelb.edu.au
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MOPS
Points
The ASM is recognised as an accredited meeting for the Maintenance
of Professional Standards of the RACP and for the continuing medical
education and recertification program of the Faculties and Special
Societies.
Points
per hour
Addresses: 0.5
Free papers: 0.5
Keypad Sessions: 2
Meet the Expert breakfasts: 2
Orations: 0.5
Poster presentations: 0.5
Symposia: 0.5
Trainee papers: 0.5
Workshops: 2
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