Welcome to the MBChB Portal.
This portal aggregates a range of resources related to delivery of the MBChB programme.
To open any of these links in a new tab or new window: right click the link with your mouse (or Control-click in Windows or Command-click in Mac OS X).
Please note: this site is optimised for use with Firefox, Safari, and Chrome browsers.
Resources
- Clinical Scenarios
- Student Guide to Clinical Scenarios
- Clinicians Guide to Using the Portal
- Clinicians Guide to Hauora Māori Teaching and Assessment
- Personal and Professional Skills Domain
- Hauora Māori Domain
- Palliative Care e-learning Module
- FMHS Store
- Police Vetting Form
- AMC 2015 Reaccreditation Report for the Medical Programme
- MBChB Overview Chart
- The Medical Curriculum - Graduate Learning Outcomes
- Our Medical Programme – addressing the critical shortage of Doctors in Regional and Rural New Zealand
- Rural Health Immersion Programme
- Risk Intervention Team
- Proctor Information
- Health and Safety Policy information for students
- MBChB Learning Outcomes Database
Programme Information
Guidebooks
Policies
Other Relevant Information
- North-Nanson Edition 8.1 2017 (red book)
- Medical Vocational Training Fact Sheets
- Social Media and The Medical Profession
Full Guide (2010)
One page update (2021) - Cole's Medical Practice in New Zealand
- MRSA Transmission Risk Clearance Certificate
Phase 1 Resources
Short Answer Question Practice
MBChB Phase 1 Online Timetable
Provisional MBChB 2 and 3 Dates for 2022
Year 2 Commences: Monday 21 February 2022
Easter/mid-semester break: 15 April – 28 April 2022
Inter-semester break: 23 June – 10 July 2022
Mid-semester break: 29 August – 11 September 2022
End of semester 2: 8 November 2022
Year 3 Commences: Monday 28 February 2022
Easter/mid-semester break: 15 April – 28 April 2022
Inter-semester break: 21 June – 14 July 2022
Mid-semester break: 29 August – 11 September 2022
End of semester 2: 11 November 2022
Phase 2 and 3 Resources
Clinical Attachments and Formal Learning
Online teaching material during Covid-19 - Year 4
Online teaching material during Covid-19 - Year 5
Getting started in ZOOM for students
Library Click and Deliver Service For MBChB Students Based Out Of Auckland
Research Project/ Research Elective
Selectives and Electives
Elective Handbook 2022 & Elective Handbook 2023
Student Welfare
Where To Get Help! (WTGH)
- You can find this information on the relevant years canvas page
Dealing with Bullying, Discrimination and Harassment
- Pathways for Dealing with Bullying, Harassment and Discrimination
- Worksafe Guidelines
- Information about the HOTSPOTs survey
Wellbeing Resources
Helping Someone in Distress Resources
Pastoral Support FAQs
Further Resources for Staff
Assessment
Assessment Strategy Purposes and Principles
Video: How to view and interpret your Progress Test results
2022 Progress Test dates
Progress Test 1 (PT28): Friday, 29th April 2022 (commencing at 10am, 3 hours)
Progress Test 2 (PT29): Friday, 15th July 2022 (commencing at 10am, 3 hours)
Progress Test 3 (PT30): Tuesday, 25th October 2022 (commencing at 10am, 3 hours)
Assessment Blueprint (April 2021)
Staff Recommended Reading
A Journey to the Center of Yourself
Are You Ready for Your July Happiness Calendar?
Sleep Scientist Warns Against Walking Through Life 'In An Underslept State'
How to Break Up With Your Phone
Ten Films that Highlight the Best in Humanity
How to Bring Self-Compassion to Work with You
The intensive care doctor who nearly died in her own ward
The New Zealand Medical Student Journal
The New Zealand Medical Student Journal
University Resources
Google Drive ("Google Docs")
NEJM Journal Watch
Auckland University Medical Students Association
End of Life Choice Act 2019 NEW
On November 7, 2021, the End of Life Choice Act 2019 will come into force. All health care workers will have obligations under this Act. We have prepared the resources below to introduce you to the Act, your obligations and the systems that have been developed for assisted dying in Aotearoa.
We strongly encourage you to undertake the Ministry of Health modules available at Learn Online: you can access these from the link below. We will produce further resources over the next few months. Please feel free to contact Vicki Jones or Monique Jonas with any questions, observations or requests that you may have about the End of Life Choice Act and assisted dying.
Ministry of Health resources including modules in Learn Online
A recorded mini lecture and slides from the lecture
The assisted dying service information for health professionals
Responding when a person raises assisted dying: A conversation guide for health professionals