The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners

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• Events

  Browse through a wide range of events including conferences, courses and workshops using our new events section or search for a specific event in your area.

• Postgraduate Generalist Placement Education Programme (PGGP)

  PGGP is a three month attachment in general practice for postgraduate year two and three house surgeons.

• Journal of Primary Health Care

  The Journal of Primary Health Care (JPHC) is a peer-reviewed research journal designed to meet the information needs of New Zealand (NZ) general practitioners, practice nurses and community pharmacists plus other primary health care practitioners and the patients and communities we serve.

• General Practice Education Programme

  The education and training programme for doctors becoming general practitioners is the General Practice Education Programme - GPEP.

• Online CME

  ALAC Alcohol Workshop, BMJ Learning, CHECK, Hepatitis C eLearning, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Healthcare & the Treaty of Waitangi etc....

• CORNERSTONE General Practice Accreditation

  CORNERSTONE is an accreditation programme specifically designed by The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners for general practices in New Zealand.

• Patients First

  Patients First is a joint programme of work between The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners (RNZCGP) and General Practice New Zealand (GPNZ).

• Classified Advertising

  The College offers a free vacancy advertising service to College members of good standing. Non-members pay $270+GST per advertisement.

• Division of Rural Hospital Medicine

  The Division is a sub-faculty of the Royal NZ College of General Practitioners (RNZCGP) Rural Faculty.

• Aiming for Excellence – The standard for New Zealand General Practice 2011

  Aiming for Excellence provides practice teams with guidance on how to establish general practice systems and processes to support high quality patient care. It is useful for comparing the quality of your practice system against a recognised standard, and each version is based on new evidence, information or feedback from general practice teams. Continuing to provide relevant advice means keeping up to date with general practice needs and understanding current issues. The College welcomes your feedback or involvement to inform ongoing development.