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General Practice Informatics

From 2001 to 2005 the RACGP auspiced the General Practice Computing Group. This key stakeholder committee oversighted the development of many useful products and tools that are used in general practice as well advocating for standards based information management developments that would advance interoperability and accessibility for all general practice.

Among the resources and tools that you can access GPCG at www.gpcg.org.au are:

The GPCG Computer Security Self Assessment Guideline and Checklist for General Practitioners
GPCG Computer Security: Firewall Guideline
GPCG Computer Security Checklist
GPCG Computers in General Practice: Making the Most of Then (education modules)

The RACGP has printed stock of some of these resources. To find out more, contact qualitycare@racgp.org.au

College contact details

The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) ABN 34 000 223 807,
1 Palmerston Cr, South Melbourne VIC 3205. Ph : +61 (3) 8699 0414 Fax : +61 (3) 8699 0400
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The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners is responsible for maintaining standards for quality clinical practice, education and training, and research in Australian general practice. The RACGP has the largest general practitioner membership of any medical organisation in Australia, with the majority of Australia's general practitioners belonging to their professional college. Over 23 000 general practitioners participate in the RACGP Continuing Professional Development Program. The RACGP National Rural Faculty, representing more than 5000 members, has the largest rural general practitioner membership of any medical organisation in Australia. Read more about the College.

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