The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) reaffirms our commitment to The Uluru Statement from the Heart
The most common minimum age of criminal responsibility internationally is 14 years. The need for trauma informed, coordinated and integrated services for vulnerable children is stark - ethically, empirically and economically.
The RACGP does not accept any form of racism and strongly supports action to challenge and address racism within general practice and the broader healthcare system.
This position statement provides an overview of the RACGP’s commitment to a stronger primary care environment to support Aboriginal and Torres strait islander Peoples
The RACGP has long supported the campaign for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander recognition in the Australian Constitution
This position statement outlines our support for the sustainability of this comprehensive model of healthcare
This position statement represents the RACGP’s commitment to the core principle of ‘working together’ and our support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leadership in the health sector
This position statement outlines our views on the process of identification of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in general practice settings
This position statement focusses on the effects of social and cultural issues for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, whilst recognising the benefits to all of a system-wide response
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