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Over the last 12 months, the College has introduced two new member benefits aimed at your learning; LinkedIn Learning and McGraw Hill Medical.
The College is excited to announce keynote speaker John Campbell for GP22: the Conference for General Practice.
We hope to see you at GP22: the Conference for General Practice, our annual chance to strengthen community medicine.
Entries are now open for the famous Greg Judkins Prize for Reflective Poetry.
We're looking forward to hosting our annual College conference GP22: the Conference for General Practice, which will take place from 22 – 24 July at Te Pae, Christchurch’s brand new convention centre.
Congratulations to Dr Karl Cole who has been elected as the new College Board member.
When Professor Felicity Goodyear-Smith and Professor Tim Stokes applied to be the new co-editors of the Journal of Primary Health Care (JPHC), they outlined their vision for how they would keep the Journal relevant for GPs and rural hospital doctors
Dr Branko Sijnja has been named as the recipient of the Peter Snow Memorial Award for 2022.
Dr Jared Green was appointed to the role of clinical lead for the Division of Rural Hospital Medicine (DRHM) in September 2021 and brings to the role a mixed bag of specialties.
Alliance health Plus PHO held their annual awards recently, celebrating outstanding achievement in primary care.
Running a business is not easy and growing a practice can be daunting. Leicester Gouwland from Findex Financial Services provides some useful tips.
On Thursday evening, when his lungs are burning and his thighs feel like giving way, Dr Peter Meffan will be more determined than ever.
From a young age, Dr Tiwnini Hemi understood the meaning of hard work. Every weekend, school holidays, and most evenings, he and his four brothers built houses with their father, who was a brick layer by trade.
Kurow Medical Centre recently completed the Cornerstone Equity Module for the first time.
A lot has changed since Dr Jim Vause (Kai Tahu rāua Kati Mamoe) trained to be a doctor in the 1970s.
An engaging three-day event you won't want to miss.