RACGP’s CPD Solution for addressing health inequities
CPD Approved activities
In 2025 RACGP released a wide range of highly topical CPD approved activities that will help GPs meet their program-level requirements for Health Inequities.
The activities contained in this page are available for on gplearning. Upon completion of these activities, the RACGP will upload your CPD hours on your behalf.
AJGP. Domestic and family violence: December 2025
Read the entire issue and complete the clinical challenge (5 hrs EA, 5hrs RP)
Read and reflect on one article (1 hrs EA, 1 hr RP)
Coercive Control measuring outcomes activity (5 hrs RP)
This issue of AJGP provides practical strategies for GPs as you support victims, children and perpetrators of violence in your scope of practice.
AJGP March 2025 MO companion on Suicidality ( 5hr MO)
This activity will enable you to evaluate your screening for suicidality in your scope of practice with all patients you will see during a brief data collection period.
As part of this activity, you will consider risk and protective factors for identified priority groups and evaluate how you approach discussions on suicide ideation. You do not need to have provided an intervention on suicidality to do this activity.
AJGP Jan/Feb 2025 MO companion on Heat health (5hrs MO)
Patients from lower socio-economic backgrounds are disproportionately impacted by extreme heat. This activity enables you to screen for heat health risk and evaluate brief interventions that you do to support some of your more vulnerable patients during the summer months.
check, Obesity management: December 2025 [Unit 629] ( 5 hrs EA, 5 hrs RP)
Patients experiencing health inequities are impacted by obesity due to social and economic disadvantage that limits access to healthy food, safe physical activity, preventive care and timely treatment, increasing risk from early life. This check unit supports you to recognise obesity early, address stigma, and provide evidence-based, individualised management across the lifespan, and apply a range of interventions while delivering timely, coordinated care in general practice.
check, Gender and gender diversity, June 2025 [unit 632] (5 hrs EA, 5hrs RP)
Gender diverse people face significant health inequities due to stigma and barriers to affirming care. This Check unit supports GPs to understand gender diversity, recognise gender dysphoria and mental health risks, and build skills in delivering inclusive, gender-affirming care through case-based learning and appropriate referral pathways.
Gplearning’s Refugee health, November 2025 (0.5 hrs EA, 0.5 hrs RP)
Refugees experience significant health inequities and often present to general practice with complex physical, psychological and social health needs shaped by trauma and disrupted access to care. This GP learning activity builds skills in culturally safe, trauma-informed care, refugee health assessments, effective interpreter use, and early identification of physical and psychosocial conditions.
Gplearning’s Adult intellectual disability, July 2025 (1 hrs EA, 0.5 hrs RP)
People with intellectual disability experience significant health inequities and often face barriers to equitable, preventative healthcare. This learning module supports general practitioners to deliver personalised, high-quality care through comprehensive health assessments, effective management of behavioural and consent-related challenges, and informed advocacy.