The Certificate of Primary Care Dermatology has been developed to help GPs and GPs in training increase their expertise and confidence when presented with dermatological cases in their practice. As a ...

PRACTICE POINT Genetic heart disorders are an important cause of sudden arrhythmic death syndrome (SADS) in people <40 years of age. In many cases, the death of a young person in the family can often ...

Limited dates are available. Following receipt of a complete application, applicants will be allocated the next available PESCI date, which may be as early as three weeks from submission. Please only ...

This section provides a summary of the area of practice for this unit and highlights the importance of this topic to general practice and the role of the GP. Mental illness covers a range of disorders ...

Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) is transforming clinical decision-making in rural general practice. With limited access to specialist services, and portable ultrasound devices becoming more powerful, ...

A strong and sustainable general practice sector is vital for the health of Australia. The General Practice: Health of the Nation report is the only annual report that provides insights into the state ...

If you are looking to apply to FSP, or you are a current registrar on FSP and looking to apply for a change in circumstances, the following link provides a list of currently accredited training sites ...

Recognising the crucial role that GPs play in delivering essential healthcare, the College has demonstrated its commitment to supporting its Members by developing a range of resources which cover a ...

Your health and wellbeing are important. General practice can be rewarding, but it can be challenging at times. If you're experiencing stress, burnout, health concerns or personal challenges, support ...

The RACGP faculties are established under the RACGP Constitution, and governed by the RACGP Faculty Regulations. There are seven state and territory based regional faculties and four specialised ...

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) was the underlying cause of 25% of all deaths in Australia in 2019.

Chronic vulvar pain (pain lasting more than 3–6 months, but often years) is common. It is estimated to affect 4–8% of women at any one time and 10–20% in their lifetime. 1–3 Little attention has been ...