Colleges

Knowledge and understanding:
1.1 Critical evaluation of the poisoning mechanisms and pharmacokinetics (ADME) of toxins observed in real-world clinical poisoning cases.
1.2 Integrate clinical evidence with current research to support public health decisions and patient safety protocols.
1.3 Defining and applying treatment principles and ensuring quality in the clinical management of toxic exposures.
Skills:
2.1 Formulating and implementing comprehensive therapeutic plans for individuals with acute or chronic poisoning.
2.2 Critical interpretation of toxicology laboratory data, including biomarkers and drug/toxin screening results, to guide clinical care.
2.3 Conduct advanced risk assessments and provide initial clinical consultations for common poisoning cases in the region.
2.4 Leading decision-making processes within the advanced health team regarding initial resuscitation and treatment priorities.
Values, autonomy and responsibility:
3.1 Demonstrate independence and professional responsibility when managing poison emergencies under field supervision.
3.2 Adherence to ethical principles and regulatory standards, particularly regarding the confidentiality of patient data and criminal records.
3.3 Contribution to the poison control system through documenting and reporting local poisoning trends and medication-related risks.
3.4 Participate in continuous professional development by identifying knowledge and personal gaps during clinical rounds.