RANZCOG CPD Program
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STAGE ONE Nuchal Translucency Online Learning Program (NTOLP) |
Complete the (NTOLP) Nuchal Translucency online learning program.
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Certificate of completion which shows your name, date completed, and hours taken for activity completion. |
Hours: 8 Domain: Educational Activities >> RANZCOG Programs >> Nuchal Translucency Online Learning Program (NTOLP)
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STAGE TWO Logbook |
Submission of satisfactory Nuchal Translucency logbook | Certificate of completion from RANZCOG stating you have completed the logbook, with date, and CPD hours claimable. |
Hours: 2 in Performance Review >> RANZCOG Programs >> Nuchal Translucency Online Learning Program (NTOLP). Collecting and reflecting on image submitted. An NT Assessor may claim 1 hour for reviewing the logbook in Educational Activities >> Teaching / Supervision / Mentoring / Examining >> Teaching e.g. registrars, medical students, in-hospital, and you can ask the RANZCOG Coordinator of this activity to liaise with the CPD Team and record the hours to your CPD on your behalf. |
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STAGE THREE Audit and software renewal |
Participation in audit as outlined on the webpage Quality Review and Ongoing Certification for the first trimester scan.
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Individual annual audit report.
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Hours: Total amount of hours taken which is estimated as 5 hours. Claimable once per year per operator. Domain: Outcome Measurement >> Quality Programs where contribution is based on review of data/measurement of outcomes >> Nuchal translucency (NT) program annual audit and software renewal |
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STAGE FOUR (OPTIONAL)
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NT teleconference tutorial attendance (EA) Marker teleconference tutorial attendance (EA) Submission of Nasal bone logbook (PR) Completion of UAPI theory course (EA) Submission of satisfactory UAPI logbook (PR) |
Certificate of completion or logbook results letter. |
Hours: 1 hour for theory courses and teleconference tutorials under the Educational Activities Domain (EA). 2 hours for logbooks under the Performance Review Domain (PR).
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