RGRROP402 — Perform duties of medical practitioner at race meetings and trials

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What an assessment for RGRROP402 must cover

23 assessable components: 2 elements (8 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 6 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 5 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Assess driver or rider fitness to compete

1.1Comply with rules of racing and legislative obligations for medical practitioners, and work health and safety and racing safety protocols and procedures when determining driver or rider health status
1.2Examine drivers or riders after a fall to ensure fitness to continue with racing commitments
1.3Examine drivers or riders on stewards’ instructions for fitness to continue with racing commitments

2 Report on driver or rider health and welfare

2.1Provide advice to stewards on driver or rider ability to safely complete racing commitments within the legislative obligations of medical practitioners and the rules of racing
2.2Convey recommendations for stand-down periods or other actions to ensure the health and welfare of drivers or riders to stewards
2.3Provide advice to drivers or riders on health and welfare issues to ensure compliance with the rules of racing and safe racing operating procedures
2.4Examine racing personnel and provide first aid at race meetings or trials
2.5Prepare reports and lodge with stewards within procedural timeframes on health and welfare issues involving racing participants

Performance evidence

complied with requests from stewards according to racing procedures and legislation
conducted examinations and assessed fitness and health of at least two drivers or riders to determine capacity to race
provided reports to stewards and/or race officials on the suitability of riders or drivers according to rules of racing, procedures and legislative requirements
provided advice on health-related issues to at least one driver or rider

Knowledge evidence

communication procedures within the race meeting environment, including: - protocols for communicating with stewards, licensed and other racing industry personnel - reporting irregularities and problems, including difficulties in obtaining samples
relevant rules of racing, including: - rules associated with medications and treatments and banned substances - swabbing protocols
race meeting procedures and role of medical practitioners at race meetings
indicators of human fitness and wellbeing and relationship to capacity to participate in racing
types of medical, health and welfare issues requiring advice and treatment appropriate to drivers or riders
work health and safety and racing safety procedures, including: - hazard identification and risk management - safe operating procedures - sample collection standard operating procedures

Foundation skills

Reading: Analyse documentation on racing codes and procedures, and consolidate information to ensure compliance
Writing: Prepare reports on results of rider or driver medical examination using racing industry-relevant terminology
Navigate the world of work: Take responsibility for following explicit and implicit policies and procedures, rules of racing and legislative requirements
Interact with others: Select and use appropriate conventions and protocols when communicating with a range of racing personnel Recognise differences in a diverse range of people in the work context, and make adjustments to communication in recognition of these
Get the work done: Apply systematic and analytical decision-making processes for complex and non-routine situations

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What does an assessment tool for RGRROP402 need to cover?

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