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Wits Clinical Skills Course
2004-09-30

UNIVERSITY OF THE WITWATERSRAND, JOHANNESBURG
DIVISION OF RURAL HEALTH, DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY MEDICINE
Medical School, 7 York Road, Parktown 2193 South
Africa Tel: 011 717 2041 Fax: 011 717 2558
18th WITS SKILLS TRAINING COURSE
The next Wits Clinical Skills Course will be held
on Friday 16th October 2009.
Participants have the chance to do 5 skills
stations of 80 minutes each during the day. As always, the
focus will be on practical skills relevant to rural hospital and
primary care practice.
Details of the course are as follows:
Date: Friday 16th October
2009
Time: 7H45 to 17H15.
Venue: Clinical Skills Unit, Centre for
Health Sciences Education, 3rd floor, Wits Medical
School, Parktown
Who will benefit: Community service doctors,
rural doctors and general practitioners wishing to improve their
clinical skills postgraduate family medicine students.
Cost: R750 per participant (includes
refreshments, lunch, handouts and certificate). Concession for
current Wits postgraduate students: R500
CPD points: 7 points will be awarded for
full participation
Skills to be covered: Topics for this course
may include endotracheal intubation, CPR, mental health
assessment, obstetric emergencies, rapid systems examination,
respiratory problems, approach to x-rays, ECGs, etc. (All topics
are subject to confirmation a final list will be available in late
September.)
Note:
- The numbers are limited to 36 participants, on a
first come, first served basis. Preference will be given
to doctors practicing in South Africa and to family medicine
postgraduate students. The closing date for bookings is
4th October 2009.
- Participants will be able to choose 5 practical skills
sessions, out of a possible 12. Lists for choices will be
sent to registered participants after 4th October.
Sessions will be allocated according to preferred choices, based on
responses to the list sent out it is thus important you provide an
email address or fax number on registration. We cannot guarantee
you will get your first preferences, but do ensure you will get
sessions within the list of the top 9 submitted. Early responders
usually get their top 5 preferences.
- Note that the focus is clinical practice in the South
African health district context. This is not a preparation
course for any exams candidates preparing for the HPCSA exam are
advised that this course is not intended to assist them with that.
- To enroll, contact: Dyanadree Padayachee, Administrator,
Department of Family Medicine, Wits, on tel 011 7172041, fax 011
7172558. Please ensure you provide your correct contact
details to ensure booking for specific sessions once these are
finalised: i.e. your name (written legibly), telephone no., fax
no., and email address
- Payment must be made in cash at the office, unless otherwise
arranged. Registration and payment are required to secure a
place. Payment includes a 50% non-refundable deposit.
Invoices can be provided for doctors who require this.
Ian Couper
Professor of Rural Health
Ian.Couper@wits.ac.za
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