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Components
Trainees
will have access to an academic and clinical training program clearly
set out during the proposed training period. Experienced
clinicians and academics are allocated to provide supervision and professional
support for the trainees in their clinical or research work. The
program can include the following components:
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Clinical
placement in the relevant subspecialty area
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Visits
to a range of community rehabilitation and support services
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Clinical
training under supervision
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Individual
supervision with consultant
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Tutorial
program
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Journal
club
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Departmental
seminars/guest lectures
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Case
conferences/presentations
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Management/staff
support meetings
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Academic
meetings
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Research
meetings/programs
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Visits
to other university-affiliated services
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Training
modules
Subspeciality
Options
There are a range of training options in different subspecialties
including:
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Community
Psychiatry
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Consultation
Liaison Psychiatry
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Mood and
Anxiety Disorders
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Nursing and
Allied Health in Psychiatry
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Neuropsychiatry
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Psychogeriatrics
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Psychopharmacology
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Psychotherapy
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PTSD and
Related Disorders
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Rehabilitation
Psychiatry
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Social
Psychiatry
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Substance
Abuse and Addiction Psychiatry
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Women's Mental
Health/ Mother-Baby Psychiatry
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Youth and
Child Psychiatry
Although
the training primarily has a clinical focus, other aspects of
training including research, academic and administrative can also be provided.
Trainees
are also encouraged to plan a research project or quality
improvement project in an area of their clinical work,
education or training that would enhance the practice of
psychiatry in their local institutions.
Training
Modules
The
following are examples of training modules that are available for download in
pdf format.
These modules are not fixed curriculum but can be modified and
individualised for each trainee.
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