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It defines responsibilities for clinical governance, safe training environments, and monitoring compliance through accreditation against Australia Medical Council National Standards. 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The CRMEC is responsible for monitoring compliance of ETPs in the ACT and linked regional networks with these National Standards through its accreditation process.  \nThe CRMEC is committed to ensuring that the region’s prevocational education and training programs (ETPs) deliver high quality education and training that promotes the welfare, safety and cultural safety of junior doctors and patients. This policy sets out an overview of the requirements and expectations associated with the supervision of prevocational junior doctors.  \nResponsibility for Clinical Supervision  \nThe health service and GCTC/PETC role  \nThe Executive of the health facility must ensure that prevocational junior doctors are provided with a safe training environment and that patients are receiving safe clinical care. This includes ensuring that clinical supervision meets the criteria laid out in the National Standards and meets the expectations of accreditors, prevocational doctors, and the general public. Ensuring safe and effective clinical supervision is achieved by having a strong clinical governance framework, clearly defined roles and responsibilities for administrative and clinical staff, and regular review of performance through a professional review process.  \nThe health service may delegate oversight to the General Clinical Training Committee (GCTG)/Prevocational Education and Training Committee (PETC) or equivalent. However, delegation should only be made to individuals or committees that have appropriate seniority, roles and terms of reference to meaningfully take on the responsibilities listed below.  \nThe health service must:  \n• Ensure there is continuity of supervision during periods of supervisory leave.  \n• Ensuring there is always appropriate onsite supervision, as outlined below under level and proximity of supervision (if the te rm supervisor is not present onsite, supervision must be delegated to another suitably experienced medical practitioner) .  \n• Monitor the workload of supervisors to ensure they can effectively fulfill their roles as clinical supervisors.  \n• Provide position descriptions for all staff responsible for supervising junior doctors that clarify their roles and responsibilities for supervision.  \n• Ensure the adequacy and effectiveness of supervision is evaluated and issues are addressed.  \n1  \nCanberra Region Medical Education Council (CRMEC) Policy 12 – V 3.2 – 2025  \nThe Prevocational Training Supervisory Team  \nThe people responsible for the practical supervision prevocational junior doctors will vary in different health services and training terms/units and be structured differently depending on the type of clinical service and the local resources. In most clinical contexts, the supervisory team will consist of a combination of:  \n• A Director of Prevocational Education and Training (DPET; required)  \n• A term supervisor (required)  \n• Clinical supervisors who are senior doctors/staff specialists  \n• Registrars  \nAll prevocational terms must have a nominated term supervisor. Direct clinical supervision on a daily level maybe provided by mid-grade medical officers employed in Registrar or Senior Resident roles under the direction of the term supervisor.  \nLevel and Proximity of Supervision  \nThe term supervisor must employ responsive oversight at all times, and be alert to the signs that the prevocational doctor needs direct supervision.  \nIntern (PGY1) supervision  \n• The supervisor takes responsibility for individual patients and the PGY1 doctor consults with their supervisor about the management of all patients.  \n• The PGY1 doctor must be ","cbCaikXiYNu3ynZ7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikXiYNu3ynZ7","pdf",565074,"English","# Scope\n# Responsibility for Clinical Supervision\n## The health service and GCTC/PETC role\n# The Prevocational Training Supervisory Team\n# Level and Proximity of Supervision\n## Intern (PGY1) supervision\n## Resident (PGY2) supervision\n## After hours supervision\n## Supervision in general practice","[{\"question\":\"What standards must prevocational ETPs comply with under this policy?\",\"answer\":\"Prevocational ETPs must comply with the Australia Medical Council’s National Standards for Prevocational Training Programs and Terms, and the national Requirements for Prevocational (PGY1 and PGY2) Training Programs and Terms.\"},{\"question\":\"Who is responsible for ensuring clinical supervision and safe training environments?\",\"answer\":\"The executive of the health facility must ensure a safe training environment and safe clinical care, including supervision meeting National Standards and expectations of accreditors, prevocational doctors, and the public.\"},{\"question\":\"How does supervision work when the term supervisor is not on site?\",\"answer\":\"Supervision responsibility must be delegated to another suitably experienced medical practitioner on site, and the delegation must be made known to the delegated supervisor(s) and the intern or PGY1/PGY2 doctor.\"}]","Supervision of Prevocational Doctors - Policy 12 - V 3.2 - 2025 | PDF",1790126244]