A specialist anaesthetist must complete at least one:
– emergency response activity per year
– of the following activities per year to directly
evaluate and reflect on their own clinical practice:

• structured patent survey
• peer review
• multi-source feedback
• clinical audit.

A specialist emergency medicine physician(including all fields or specialty practice) must complete three core procedural skills per year:

• 1x core airway procedural skill
• 1x core breathing procedural skill
• 1x core circulation procedural skill.

– Educational Activity

A specialist intensive care physician (including all fields or specialty practice) must complete an airway management of critically ill patients’ activity ONCE every three years that is of a minimum three hours duration and involves an in-person practical workshop, preparatory and post activity components that specifically consider

• airways assessment
• approaches to difficult airway and airway emergencies
• teamwork and leadership in an airway crisis
• familiarity with equipment
• CICO algorithms (can’t intubate, can’t oxygenate)
• management of tracheostomy emergencies
• simulation activities that should include performing intubation on appropriate mannequins to expose participants to difficult airway scenarios and include team-based responses.

A specialist pain medicine physician must complete at least one:
– emergency response activity per year
– of the following activities per year to directly evaluate and reflect on their own clinical practice:

• structured patent survey
• peer review
• multi-source feedback
• clinical audit.

A specialist sport and exercise physician must complete:
– WADA/Sport Integrity Australia anti-doping education every three years; and
– ANY ONE of the following courses in every three-year period:

• management of Sports Trauma course (MOST)
• basic cardiac life support course (BCLS)
• advanced cardiac life support course (ACLS)
• AFL Emergency Care Course
• immediate care in rugby course (Level 2/3 course).