The Royal Australian College of GPs (RACGP) has recognised four outstanding Victorian general practice leaders and one exceptional practice at the RACGP Victoria Awards, celebrating excellence in ...
The Royal Australian College of GPs (RACGP) has honoured some of the state’s most outstanding general practitioners, practices, supervisors and doctors in training at the RACGP NSW and ACT Faculty ...
General Practitioner of the Year – Dr Jyothi Menon General Practice of the Year – Goolwa Medical Centre General Practice Supervisor of the Year – Dr Catherine Murray General Practitioner in Training ...
Curricula classifications relate ONLY to the assessment of each curriculum. Other criteria specific to each applicant, including assessments and training undertaken, will be assessed during the ...
The RACGP Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) GP Education Program was developed to help GPs better support and treat patients experiencing AOD related harms. All funded places have been filled and ...
PEP Standard and FSP registrars must submit a complete GPE assessment application by 5:00pm (AEST) Friday 22 May 2026 to receive an outcome advising whether they meet the experience requirements to ...
The previous versions (V5 & V6) of this policy have been superseded. V7.1 is now in effect for the 2026.2 semester. The Australian Government has provided an additional pool of flexible funding to the ...
From 2027.1, the CCE will move to a single sitting, with candidates completing all nine clinical cases on one day instead of across two weekends. The 2027.1 CCE will run over three consecutive days ...
The Council of Censors (CoC) role is to ensure the RACGP adopts and maintains an equitable, defensible, nationally consistent and coordinated approach to establishing and maintaining standards ...
This page provides information on sexually transmissible infections, including HIV, and their prevention in general practice.
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) reform: expanding GP-led diagnosis and management ...
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) was the underlying cause of 25% of all deaths in Australia in 2019.
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