Access Emergency Medicine Feedback

Should Access Emergency Medicine remain on CIAP?

Following the trial inclusion of Access Emergency Medicine on CIAP, we would appreciate your feedback to assess its value in terms of content, authority, and relevance to the NSW Health setting.

Responses will remain confidential.

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* 1. How often do you use Access Emergency Medicine?

Daily

2-3 times per week

Weekly

Monthly

Less than monthly

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* 2. How important are the below features of Access Emergency Medicine to NSW Health?

	1. Very important	2. Important	3. Fairly important	4. Slightly important	5. Not important
Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine	Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine 1. Very important	Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine 2. Important	Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine 3. Fairly important	Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine 4. Slightly important	Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine 5. Not important
Other texts (including Goldfrank's, Critical Care, Emergency Radiology etc.)	Other texts (including Goldfrank's, Critical Care, Emergency Radiology etc.) 1. Very important	Other texts (including Goldfrank's, Critical Care, Emergency Radiology etc.) 2. Important	Other texts (including Goldfrank's, Critical Care, Emergency Radiology etc.) 3. Fairly important	Other texts (including Goldfrank's, Critical Care, Emergency Radiology etc.) 4. Slightly important	Other texts (including Goldfrank's, Critical Care, Emergency Radiology etc.) 5. Not important
Patient Education Handouts	Patient Education Handouts 1. Very important	Patient Education Handouts 2. Important	Patient Education Handouts 3. Fairly important	Patient Education Handouts 4. Slightly important	Patient Education Handouts 5. Not important
Images and procedural videos	Images and procedural videos 1. Very important	Images and procedural videos 2. Important	Images and procedural videos 3. Fairly important	Images and procedural videos 4. Slightly important	Images and procedural videos 5. Not important
Case Studies and Resident Readiness	Case Studies and Resident Readiness 1. Very important	Case Studies and Resident Readiness 2. Important	Case Studies and Resident Readiness 3. Fairly important	Case Studies and Resident Readiness 4. Slightly important	Case Studies and Resident Readiness 5. Not important
Study Tools	Study Tools 1. Very important	Study Tools 2. Important	Study Tools 3. Fairly important	Study Tools 4. Slightly important	Study Tools 5. Not important

Access Emergency Medicine Feedback

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* 1. How often do you use Access Emergency Medicine?

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* 2. How important are the below features of Access Emergency Medicine to NSW Health?

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* 3. Is Access Emergency Medicine an essential resource to have on CIAP?

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* 4. Select your occupation from the options below.

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* 5. Select your Local Health District from the options below.