Membership
Your free member services and benefits*
RACGP members will have free access to an expanded range of services and resources in their membership packages for 2009-2010, including:
- The RACGP Quality Assurance & Continuing Professional Development (QA&CPD) Program, valued at $399. (incl GST ) Find out more.
- check Program† - (continuous home evaluation of clinical knowledge) - a self education program attracting Category 1 and Category 2 QA&CPD points, valued at $269.50 (incl GST). Find out more
- gplearning - the college’s highly interactive, easy-to-use online QA&CPD service with over 300 activities valued at $365.00. (incl GST) Find out more
- GP Support Program
- Free and
confidential counselling and support service available to all Australian
RACGP members who are registered medical practitioners. Members can
access face-to-face and telephone counselling during business hours or
counselling for traumatic incidents or crisis situations 24 hours, 7
days a week. Find out more - The RACGP John Murtagh Library – our specialist service with medical resources, online databases, clinical resources and references to health, medical, nursing and psychology journals. Includes free delivery and collection of books, videos, CD-ROMs, kits and slides via courier Australia wide. # Find out more
- National Rural Faculty (NRF) membership. Find out more
- College classifieds - an online advertising service to find GPs, locums, practice staff and practices valued at $300 per month. Find out more
- National call centre and member helpline – a freecall service from anywhere in Australia, and other service-specific helplines. Find out more
- Access to valuable RACGP Research Foundation grants and scholarships Find out more
- online clinical resources – access a vast base of online knowledge with access to member only areas at www.racgp.org.au and www.mygeneralpractice.org.au
- RACGP website at www.racgp.org.au with access to member only access areas
- Fridayfacts - a weekly news update via fax or email. Find out more
- Clinical guidelines and practice resources including:^
- Guidelines for preventive activities in general practice (‘red book') (7th edition)
- Diabetes management in general practice (13th edition)
- Standards for general practices (3rd edition)
- Putting prevention into practice (‘green book') (2nd edition)
- Putting prevention into practice education modules (1st edition)
- Medical care for older persons in residential aged care facilities (‘silver book') (4th edition)
- Abuse and violence: working with our patients in general practice (3rd edition)
- Using near misses to improve the quality of care for your patients (1st edition)
- Pandemic flu kit (1st edition)
- General practice – a safe place (1st edition)
- SNAP guide (1st edition)
- Standards for general practices (3rd edition)
Find out more
All RACGP members and Australian general practitioners receive a free annual subscription of Australian Family Physician (AFP), the college’s peer reviewed journal, the bimonthly GPReview/QA&CPD news and General Practice Essentials (GPe).
†From January / February 2010, the check Program
will be available online
* available to RACGP members who are
registered medical practitioners
# some services are only available to registered medical
practitioners
^ some resources available online only via MyGeneralPractice
and the RACGP website
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