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CPD Education
The AWGPN provide Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programs for GPs, practice staff and practice nurses. We aim to ensure that GPs, practice staff and practice nurses have access to a professional development program.
The development of quality general practices is based on an educated workforce that has the opportunity to maintain its skills at a level consistent with the demands of the profession. The AWGPN has recognised that an integrated approach, where not only GPs have access to continuing professional development, but also their support staff (practice staff and nurses) is vital to the overall high level of care now expected in general practices.
If health organisations are interested in holding a CPD Event via the AWGPN, please see our CPD contacts below.
Program of Events | Evaluation Forms | CPD Link to RACGP | Practice Health Atlas Advantage | GP Week | Suggestions | Contacts
Please see our Events Page for a full listing of all AWGPN upcoming CPD events, including many other external events, courses and workshops that are available.
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Please find herewith the outcome of various AWGPN CPD/Education Events Evaluation Forms for your information:
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The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP)
Vocational registration authority for General Practitioners which sets General Practice standards and education and training in Australia.
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The Practice Health Atlas (PHA) is a decision support tool for practices. By enrolling in the PHA Plan Do Study Act Learning Program, GPs have the opportunity to critically reflect on their business and clinical practice. The PHA PDSA Program consists of a series of three workshop modules combined with a range of activities which they agree to undertake between modules.
Each section has been developed using data from the Practice and other information from database sources available to the AWGPN. Within each section, each topic provides information relating to the Practice, and this is consistent with the five domains of General Practice in the RACGP education program.
Each topic provides a discussion point, where questions are posed to encourage the participant to reflect on their practice.
At the end of each section, there is a Plan, Do, Study Act (PDSA) worksheet. The PDSA cycle is the learning tool, whereby participants can apply the knowledge gained in the Practice Health AtlasTM to their current practice, and identify areas to measure for improvement.
Completion of all questions as well as the PDSA cycle will assist in fulfilling requirements for the Group 1 Active Learning Points, RACGP QA and CPD program.
View the Practice Health Atlas Advantage details
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Every year the AWGPN run a successful GP Week event held around the end of November at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Topics are designed for GPs and Practice Nurses from both rural and city practices and all levels of experience to maximise their learning.
See our last 2009 GP Week for more details... more....
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Do you have a suggestion for a future CPD event or theme? We are keen to build your ideas and needs into the program. Please contact us below.
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Name:
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Emma Zupanic |
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Don Allan |
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CPD Events Assistant |
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General Manager |
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emma.zupanic@awgpn.org.au |
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don.allan@awgpn.org.au |
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08 8244 3822 |
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08 8244 3822 or 0407 975 976 |
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08 8243 0260 |
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08 8243 0260 |
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