Quality Assurance Programs

The Quality Assurance Programs team leads various initiatives, including Cervical Quality Improvement Program (C-QuIP), the Fetal Surveillance Education Program (FSEP) and the Nuchal Translucency, Ultrasound, Education and Monitoring Program (NTUEMP).

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About our programs

The Quality Assurance Programs team are responsible for a number of short-term projects and long-term programs with the aim of supporting the delivery of excellence in women’s health, often collaborating with external partners. Through these efforts, the team strives to uphold and advance women’s health care standards.

If you already have access to the RANZCOG eLearning platform, Acquire, you can easily access our programs directly.

Cervical Quality Improvement Program (C-QuIP)

This program aims to improve the care of women who are referred for colposcopy and treatment of screen-detected cervical abnormalities. This involves developing certification programs, providing an online education program, an audit for clinicians performing colposcopy, and supporting practitioners to improve their performance.

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CPD Hours

Online module: Claim 5 hours under the Educational Activities domain using your Certificate of Completion as supporting evidence.

Self managed audit: Claim hours under the Outcome Measurement domain by completing a Self-managed Audit. Use the template in the resource section of Integrate.

Nuchal Translucency Ultrasound, Education and Monitoring Program (NTUEMP)

This program administers a process for certification of the 11-14-week fetal ultrasound. The process ensures those performing this examination have been adequately trained, and that high standards of performance are maintained through a continuous education and auditing process.

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CPD Hours

Claim hours under the Education Activities, Outcome Measurement and Performance Review Domains across the fours stages of the Nuchal Translucency Program.

Fetal Surveillance Education Program (FSEP)

Inadequate or inappropriate use of cardiotocography (CTG) is too often a feature of adverse obstetric outcomes in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand. The RANZCOG FSEP education and training resources were developed to improve clinicians understanding of the physiology and pathophysiology underpinning fetal heart rate control. It is intended that this knowledge will facilitate appropriate management, thereby reducing the risks of adverse perinatal outcomes.

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