The following instructions are for General Practitioners wishing to use this training resource to accrue Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points.

Completion of this activity will attract 30 Category 2 points with the RACGP QI&CPD program in the 2014-2016 triennium. To claim CPD points from the RACGP (or ACRRM) please complete each of the below.

We greatly appreciate your honest feedback and your time.

The COPMI national initiative

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* 1. What is your full name?

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* 2. What is your QA & CPD number (required for RACGP accreditation)

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* 3. What is your ACCRM number? (If you are claiming Professional Development Points through the AustralianCollege of Rural and Remote Medicine - ACRRM).

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* 4. What is the name of your primary place of work? (In case we need to contact you)

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* 5. What is your email address? (So that we can contact you to confirm your CPD point allocation)

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* 6. Please read this article published in the MJA Open, then confirm via the button below. 

Baulderstone, M, Morgan, B. & Fudge, E (2012), 'Supporting families of parents with mental illness in general practice', MJA Open 2012; 1 Suppl 1: 11-13, accessed 5/7/12.

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* 7. Please read advice to General Practitioners working with parents, their partners and carers, including the page on working with children and young people (where they have a parent with a mental illness). Then confirm via the button below.

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* 8. Please rate to what degree the learning objectives of the program were met. Did this resource assist you to:

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Raise learners' awareness about how adult issues can potentially impact on children
Reflect on, and work towards, ways of talking with adults about these potential impacts
Extend learner's thinking as a practitioner so that both child and parent needs are considered as part of an intervention with adult clients who are parents

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* 9. Please rate the below:

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To what degree were your learning needs were met?
To what degree is this activity relevant to your practice?

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* 10. Do you have any other comments regarding the course?

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