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This webinar will provide an overview of the key principles of Medicare, how the department supports the sustainability of the system, and the legislative obligations of providers. It will draw on key concepts from the Provider Handbook, and compliance strategy and priorities, including: • Medicare fundamentals • the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) (e.g. when benefits are payable, excluded services) • levels of MBS benefits • compliance essentials • compliance strategy and priorities • where to get help and support The session is designed primarily for GPs in training and providers new to the system, although all are welcome to attend, including Practice Managers.
Recorded: 15/07/2026
Business of general practice
From 1 July 2026, new assignment of benefit (AoB) processes commence for Medicare bulk billed services. This webinar will provide information to help GPs and general practice teams understand the changes and the significant modifications announced following strong advocacy by RACGP.
Recorded: 14/07/2026
This interactive clinical webinar uses lived experience video stories from the Three Sides of the Coin (3SOC) gambling harm project, alongside facilitated discussion and practical guidance, to support GPs in recognising gambling harm, understanding its intersections with mental health, substance use and social factors, and applying stigma‑reducing communication and screening approaches within patient consultations.
Recorded: 30/06/2026
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander healthAbuse & family violenceAddiction medicineAdult healthAODCPD assistMens healthPsychological healthRural healthWomens health
Join Professor Nicola Spurrier, Dr Clare Keogh, and Dr Tim Bromley for an important update on HIV, syphilis, diphtheria, mpox, hantavirus and ebola. This webinar will provide GPs with the latest epidemiological insights, public health updates, and practical guidance for prevention, diagnosis, management, and reporting of these priority communicable diseases in South Australia.
Recorded: 29/06/2026
Early release of super is a growing and often complex issue in general practice. Join this case-based webinar to explore the GP’s role, with practical scenarios such as bariatric, dental and fertility procedures.
This three part educational series is presented by National Association of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers and Practitioners (NAATSIHWP) based on the RACGP Endorsed Resource Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Health Workers and Health Practitioners in Primary Health Care - A Guide for General Practice. These webinars support general practitioners, practice managers, and primary care teams to strengthen their understanding of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Worker and Health Practitioner workforce and their critical role in delivering culturally safe, high quality primary health care.
Recorded: 25/06/2026
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander healthBusiness of general practice
Join RACGP Victorian Chair Dr Anita Muñoz and Abbey Howe from the Victorian Department of Health to hear about the Victorian ADHD reforms, and the application and selection process for the ADHD GP Training and Support Program. This webinar includes a Q&A session where the panel responded to questions submitted by the attendees on the reforms and training program.
Recorded: 24/06/2026
Psychological health
From 1 July 2026, new assignment of benefit (AoB) processes commence for Medicare bulk billed services. This webinar will provide information to help GPs and general practice teams understand the changes.
Obesity has now overtaken tobacco as Australia’s leading modifiable risk factor for disease. It contributes to a wide range of chronic conditions and affects mental health, quality of life, and social wellbeing. Early intervention and effective management can significantly reduce long term health risks. GPs are often the first and most frequent point of contact for people living with obesity.
Recorded: 23/06/2026
Adult healthMens healthWomens health
In this webinar, panellists will discuss how GPs can use collaborative goal setting to empower families, while linking them to relevant resources and service pathways.
Recorded: 17/06/2026
Children & young persons healthIndividuals with disabilities
Enhancing GP care for patients affected by domestic and family violence The Lorikeet Clinic is an innovative integrated medical, forensic and psychosocial clinic for people who have experienced domestic and family violence. While based in Northern Sydney Local Health District, the clinic offers valuable insights, resources and specialist expertise relevant to all GPs working with patients affected by violence. This webinar will outline best practice approaches to integrated trauma informed care and psychosocial support for patients experiencing domestic and family violence. You will learn how specialist services like the Lorikeet Clinic complement general practice, promote continuity of care, and support GPs working with people affected by violence.
Recorded: 16/06/2026
Children & young persons health
Recorded: 11/06/2026
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