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Policies and Process RoMSAC |
Preliminary application aid
A full assessment of the case for the recognition of a medical specialty is resource intensive and time-consuming. Before submitting a full application for the recognition of a medical specialty, an applicant must first establish a prima facie case for full assessment. This is done by submitting a preliminary application. The Australian Medical Council (AMC) has developed an aid to provide guidance on the format of any preliminary application.
This document is provided to assist organisations to develop such a preliminary application. This document does not replace or supersede the information contained in the Recognition of Medical Specialties: Policy and Process.
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Full application
This document is provided to assist organisations to develop a full application to the Australian Medical Council (AMC) for the recognition of an area of medicine as a specialty. This docuent does NOT replace or supersede the information contained in the Guidelines, The Recognition of Medical Specialties: Policy and Process (2007), but provides further guidance on the level and quality of information that an applicant is expected to provide.
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Last Updated on Friday, 04 January 2013 14:20 |
