Provider handbook
Appendix 2: Key roles and responsibilities for developing CPD activities
Last revised: 01 Dec 2023
The role of the CPD Representative is pivotal to ensuring activities are relevant to GPs and are of an appropriate standard and quality. The CPD Representative can develop, promote, deliver and evaluate activities for GPs, and is responsible for managing the administrative requirements of RACGP CPD approved activities. A CPD Representative must also hold a current CPD Representative number and undertake initial CPD Representative training. For the development and planning of CPD approved activities, a CPD Representative may need to seek additional support/expertise from other education or medical practitioners.
Involvement of a GP is integral to ensuring activities are relevant to general practice. GPs can be involved at many levels, including as:
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