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Parker J Magin

Email: Parker.Magin@newcastle.edu.au
PhD, FRACGP, General Practice Training Valley to Coast, Mayfield, NSW, Conjoint Professor, School of Medicine and Public Health, University of Newcastle, Newcastle, New South Wales

Communities of practice Quality improvement or research in general practice

A ‘communities of practice’ (CoP) approach has the potential to address quality improvement issues and facilitate research in general practice by engaging those most intimately involved in...


Training in critical thinking and research An audit of delivery by regional training providers in Australia

Unfortunately, general practice research lags behind that of other specialties in both output2,4–6 and status,1,7 with only 3% of Australian GPs engaging in research.8 Low remuneration,9 pressure...


Fatigue – a rational approach to investigation

Fatigue as a presenting symptomFatigue is ‘that state … characterised by a lessened capacity or motivation for work ... usually accompanied by a feeling of weariness, sleepiness, irritability or...



‘If they’re your doctor, they should care about you’: Women on release from prison and general practitioners

General practice is an important healthcare access point for people who are released from prison. In a recent Australian study of healthcare use by people leaving prison, 46.5% saw a general...



General practice as a fortress Occupational violence and general practice receptionists

Occupational violence is well documented among general practice receptionists, who are singularly vulnerable because they are placed in the general practice ‘frontline’. One response to this...


Patient attitudes Training students in general practice

While evidence from Australian studies is lacking, evidence from overseas suggests that patients are generally willing to have a medical student present during general practitioner...


Procedural skills in general practice vocational training What should be taught?

A list of procedural skills is an important component of a curriculum for general practice vocational training. This study aimed to establish an up-to-date list of core procedural skills...


Procedural skills of Australian general practice registrars: A cross-sectional analysis

The provision of clinical procedural services has been, and remains, an integral part of general practice. In Australia, as in many other countries, general practitioners’ (GPs’) provision of...


Referral rates of general practice registrars for behavioural or mental health conditions in children

General practitioners (GPs) are responsible for the primary care of Australians of all ages. As healthcare becomes more complex, and new discoveries and therapies continue to emerge, the knowledge...


Response rates in GP surveys Trialling two recruitment strategies

This study aimed to examine the efficacy of two strategies for improving general practitioner response to a survey. A secondary aim was to assess GPs’ self reported preferred mode of survey...


The paediatric clinical experiences of general practice registrars

Commensurate with the demographic changes in the overall population, recent studies have demonstrated changes in the demography of patients who visit general practice.3 Over the past 16 years, a...


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