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Here's an update on the CORNERSTONE® simplification programme.

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First year General Practice Education Programme (GPEP1) registrars from all over Aotearoa New Zealand have been participating in unique local education days, that form part of their Māori health training.

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A presidential election will be held during the next few months to replace out-going President, Dr Tim Malloy.

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Here's an update on the CORNERSTONE® simplification programme.

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Dr Tim Malloy had made many contributions to the College and the field of general practice in his time as a GP and President.

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Dr Tim Malloy had made many contributions to the College and the field of general practice in his time as a GP and President.

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At the 2018 College AGM members requested a title change for vocationally-registered GPs - to ‘specialist general practitioners’.

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Last Friday College President Dr Tim Malloy addressed the Justice Select Committee in relation to the College’s submission on the End of Life Choice Bill.

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A desire 'to know how things work' can take a kid down many different career paths. But for Hutt GP Sonja Bodley it was always going to be medicine. Despite a lack of any family medical background, Sonja 'can't remember wanting to do anything else'.

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The College’s annual conference was held at Auckland’s Aotea Centre between 26 – 29 July 2018. It was preceded by a Quality Symposium and a Learning and Education Workshop.

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It seems only fitting that to Celebrate 10 Years of the Division of Rural Hospital Medicine that we pause to celebrate the life and legacy of one of the country’s most significant rural doctors, Dr Eric Elder.

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Every trainee GP matters. It takes a minimum of 11 years to train a GP, so we can’t afford to be complacent. The time for talk has passed. Now is the time for action.

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