Medical Emergency Training (MET)
MET is a 4 1/2 day program that is compulsory for all GPTT registrars.
The level of knowledge and skills is set at that which is judged
to be a minimum standard for doctors working in rural areas.
It covers all common topics in rural emergency medical practice.
MET has been designed by rural doctors and faculty consists of
experienced rural practitioners, emergency physicians and paramedics.
The program is co-ordinated
by Dr
Rohan Kerr.
MET suite
The MET suite for rural and remote doctors (please note these links are under development):
Basic Life
Support (BLS) Emergency
Procedures Day (EPD)
Approach
to Medical Emergencies
(AME) Advanced
Cardiac Resuscitation (ACR)
Basic
Trauma Management (BTM)Overview of learning objectives and assessment
Learning Objectives mapped to the ACRRM primary curriculum and assessment blueprints
MET for IMGs working as hospital based RMOs and Registrars