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Local Northern Region Training Programme Guidelines and Forms: (also see memos and guides on the front page of this website)

• 2012 Regulations documents & forms to download for supervisors & trainees
• Resource page about doing the Scholarly Project
• A local guide to remediation where trainees are having difficulties meeting the standards (local remediation, not the college's Targeted Learning). This is from the supervisor, TF and DOT perspective, setting out the steps that would happen.
• An all-colour diagram of RANZCP Basic and Advanced Training: 2012 Regulations
• Recommended texts and other reimbursable expenses (reimbursable via NRA) for the Auckland programme

 

• Detailed Information on RANZCP Training
• Information on the Selection Process into RANZCP Training
• New official College run accreditation standards policy and process
• Formulation Guideline
• RANZCP Code of Ethics
• ECT Guidelines    TMS Guidelines
• The RANZCP Clinical Practice Guidelines:
  • Schizophrenia
  • Mood disorders
  • Anxiety Disorders
  • Eating Disorders
  • Deliberate self-harm

General Resources and Information:

• Handwriting Improvement muscle retraining - for the Essay Paper
• Information for Psychotherapy Supervisors and Registrars about Psychotherapy requirements in the 2012 Regulations
• Psychotherapy Written Case - Main Details of the requirements extracted from the 2012 Regulations
• Collected Mock Exams from the Auckland Programme (Writtens and OSCEs)
• OCA guide to use in 3rd year and ST3 hone pre-exam skills (revised by Felicity Plunkett)
• University of Auckland Library e-journals
• Cochrane Database Site
• Pubmed Central (free fulltext articles)
• Pubmed (all Medline articles)
• Medscape Psychiatry
• DSM-IV-TR criteria and information. An updated link to a reasonably full version of the DSM-IV-TR criteria.
• Summary of the changes from DSM-IV to DSM-V. The DSM-V criteria are not on-line as yet.
• ICD-10 on-line  (the mental disorders section)
• New Zealand Health Guidelines - there are 8 mental health Guidelines listed here, most focussing on self-harm and its assessment.
   

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