AROC v4 Dataset Training Workshops
With the implementation on 1 July 2012 of version 4 of the AROC inpatient dataset and the simultaneous rollout of the new AOS (AROC Online Services) system (which will incorporate a web-based data entry system to replace SNAPshot), AROC is providing training workshops at several central venues around Australia during June 2012. In preparation for these events we will be running a series of training workshops in major centres around Australia during June. We invite you to register to attend the workshop most conveniently located for you. Workshop dates and locations are listed below and can be found in the training flyer. The content of the training is listed below the workshop dates.
NOTE: for those more rural and remote members we will be staging a small number of Webinars as well – dates and times of these will be forwarded separately. If you cannot attend a workshop and wish to express interest in a Webinar, please indicate this on the registration form.
AROC Training Workshops:
NOTE: We need to confirm numbers to the various venues please ensure you register ASAP or at latest by 8 June 2012
Location | Date | Venue | Time |
Sydney, NSW | Mon 4 June 2012 | Sydney Business School – Lecture Room 2 | 10.00am–1.00pm |
Sydney, NSW | Fri 8 June 2012 | Sydney Business School – Lecture Room 2 | 10.00am–1.00pm |
Orange, NSW | 12 June 2012 | Orange Base Hospital, Bloomfield Campus | 10.30am–1.30pm |
Adelaide, SA | 18 June 2012 | Repatriation General Hospital (tbc) | 10.00am–1.00pm |
Newcastle, NSW | 19 June 2012 | Royal Newcastle Hospital | 10.30am–1.30pm |
Brisbane, QLD | 19 June 2012 | Wesley Private Hospital - auditorium | 9.00am-12.00pm |
Gold Coast, QLD | 19 June 2012 | Gold Coast Hospital Robina – HG Education Room 2 | 1.00pm-4.00pm |
Brisbane, QLD | 21 June 2012 | Prince Charles - community centre auditorium | 12.30pm-3.30pm |
Melbourne, VIC | Wed 27 June 2012 | Vic Department of Health. Room 1.02, Level 1 | 10.00am–1.00pm |
Melbourne, VIC | Friday 29 June 2012 | St George’s Hospital, Kew | 10.00am–1.00pm |
Launceston, TAS | Thurs 28 June 2012 | Launceston General Hospital – Lecture Theatre (Level 2) | 8.30am–11.30pm |
Hobart, TAS | Thurs 28 June 2012 | Royal Hobart Hospital | 2.30pm-5.00pm |
New Zealand | 14 June 2012 | Rehab Plus, CNS Room | 10.00am–1.00pm |
Link to registration form (Please circulate to appropriate people within your facility or health service and ask them to complete the attached form to register their intention to attend, and return to AROC either by fax on 02 4221 4679 or email to aroc@uow.edu.au)
AROC dataset training – this is aimed at the people who actually collect the AROC dataset, the rehab unit NUM, the key therapists involved in data collection, other clinical staff. The training will go through the new dataset, introduce the new data items, highlight the changes to the dataset, and also explain why each data item is included in the dataset.
The majority of the AROC dataset has remained unchanged, however there are a number of data items that have been modified to improve the utility of the information they collect, and there are a number of new data items. One of the key changes to the dataset is that v4 will incorporate both the inpatient AND ambulatory datasets, as well as some items from the impairment specific adjunct datasets.
A v4 AROC dataset resource package will be distributed to one representative from each facility that attends the training. These packages will include items such as:
- v4 Data Collection Forms
- Recommended data collection process
- Impairment code guidelines
- SNAP class explanation doc
- Online v4 data dictionary explanation and link
- MDT (multi-disciplinary team) care plan
AOS training – the aim of this is to introduce current SNAPshot users (and other interested people) to the new version of AOS, the (exciting new) functionality of which is described in the appendix below. This training will be provided in the last 30 minutes of each workshop to allow appropriate people to attend this section specifically.

New FIM™ System FAQs
Answers to the following FAQ’s are available in the FIM™ System User Guide:
- Allocate or assigning keys once purchased
- Email candidates with their exam key
- Find keys I’ve already purchased
- Downloading a list of keys I’ve already purchased
- Sit the online exam
- How to find my FIM™ ID
- Receiving a credentialing certificate
- Finding out who is credentialed at my facility
- Finding out when my credentials expire
- What do I do to organise a FIM™ workshop in-house
- What do I do to organise a Master Trainer to train at my facility
Please direct all FIM™ and WeeFIM® enquires to fim@uow.edu.au
SHORTCUTS
- Rehabilitation Care Plan - Anywhere Hospital
- AN-SNAP Classification Version 3 (Released January 2012, NB: Rehabilitation classes are unchanged)
- Inpatient Clinical Data Set
- Ambulatory Clinical Data Set
- Impairment Specific Adjunct Data Sets
- Australian Impairment Codes
- Guidelines for Coding Impairments
- Data submission dates








