Abstract GLO: HWR/01apr20: ans15739-fig-0001. jpg PHOTO (COLOR): Aligning the competencies and attributes of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons and Carey Baptist Grammar School into three domains. gl In Self-Management, we have placed the RACS competency-I Professionalism i. The second of the relational competencies, I Health advocacy i, sits at the moral heart of the RACS competencies, whilst CBGS captures this in I-Connectedness i.[11] For surgeons, it is a way of describing the compassionate, empathetic and calm demeanour, crucial in caring for patients. The final RACS and CBGS competency in the Relationships domain is I Communication i.[12] It is widely acknowledged that an enhanced relationship between the surgeon and patient is a two-way process.[Extracted from the article]

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