Supervisors: News and Resources

Get the news and resources you need to support your registrars and the community.

 

Supervisors: News and Resources

Get the news and resources you need to support your registrars and the community.

 

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GP Training news and resources for supervisors

Whether you're looking for practical advice on how to support your registrars, updates on regulatory requirements, or information on training tools, we have you covered. Check back here regularly to stay informed, connected, and engaged with the latest developments in GP training for GP supervisors.

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Mid-Term Appraisals

Mid-term appraisals begin April 17th. All AGPT GPT 1,2 and 3 registrars including part-time registrars will require a mid-term appraisal.

Primary supervisors will be contacted via email with details of how and when to complete these in the Training Management System.

The Mid-term and end-of-term appraisals: a guide for GP Supervisors has been written to help you understand these assessments and aid the provision of feedback during assessment conversations.

Supervisor resources

Access handbooks, checklists, forms, agreements, guidelines and more. Need something that's not available here? Please contact our team via the form below and we'll update these resources for you and your team. 

The Registrar Clinical Encounters in Training (ReCEnT project)

ReCEnT is a long-running project which documents the in-consultation clinical and educational experience of GP registrars. ReCEnT is first and foremost an educational project enabling reflection on clinical practice. It also provides a database to allow research for quality improvement of GP training.

ReCEnT has been conducted continuously since 2010. It is currently (since 2016) conducted in all of NSW, ACT, and Tasmania, as well as eastern Victoria.

During 2024 and 2025 there will be a staged roll-out to all regions of the RACGP GP Training program.

The below resources help to explain various aspects of ReCEnT
 

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