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Accreditation of specialist medical training sites/posts in Australian public hospitals and health facilities

A communication protocol for colleges and jurisdictions was approved by Health Ministers as part of the Ministerial Policy Direction 2023-1 – medical college accreditation of training sites . The protocol sets out the roles and responsibilities and expectations about communication regarding accreditation of training sites/posts in Australian public hospitals and health facilities.
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Communication protocol: accreditation of specialist medical training sites/posts in Australian public hospitals and health facilities

Contacts for Communication

Accredited Specialist Medical Colleges Contacts

Department of Health Contacts

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