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General Information
Criteria for Accreditation of a Level 3 Teaching Hospital (Australia)
A level 3 teaching hospital shall have:
  • at least two departments within the Division of Paediatric Medicine that are considered academic departments on the following criteria:
    • the department is headed by a professorial or associate professorial appointee based full time at the hospital; and
    • the department is staffed by two or more senior academic appointees;
  • an established medical student program as well as demonstrated activity in clinical and basic research on the basis of grants and published papers;
  • at least ten medical specialty departments (Division of Paediatric Medicine) including general paediatrics, each headed by a paediatrician with a substantial (at least half time) appointment;
  • at least five registrar positions within the Division of Paediatric Medicine occupied by basic paediatrician trainees;
  • a Director of Paediatric Physician Training (DPPT) who shall be assisted by a senior registrar nominated by the Division of Paediatric Medicine, and an established training program aimed at basic paediatric trainees;
  • an intensive care unit with a director having a full-time appointment. In Basic Training trainees shall have a role in the longitudinal care of their patients who are admitted to the unit;
  • availability of a wide range of paediatric surgical services;
  • an emergency department with a director holding a substantial (at least half time) appointment. In Basic Training trainees shall have a role in the initial management of patients admitted under your care through the department;
  • comprehensive paediatric diagnostic laboratory and imaging facilities including CT scanning and nuclear medicine, and staff appropriately trained in the provision of these paediatric services;
  • access to and involvement in a wide range of ambulatory and community based care facilities;
  • a comprehensive and accessible medical library appropriately equipped for paediatric training.


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