Conference Program

GP10 Full Program

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GP10 full program

Shape Our Future

The themes for this year’s conference are wide ranging and include indigenous health, e-health, sports medicine, rural health, health promotion, the business of medicine, and practical tips for students and registrars. We also have a number of exciting speakers as part of the program, including Dr Gillian Braunold via video conference from the United Kingdom - General practice at the forefront of the electronic health record: lessons learned from the UK, hosted by Dr Mukesh Haikerwal. Professor John Murtagh, Professor Michael Kidd , AAPM CEO Dean Barton-Smith and Chair of the National Faculty of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health, Dr Brad Murphy are also keynote speakers.

GP10 will be a great opportunity to hear from a number of  expert GPs and others in the field, build on your professional networks, and enjoy exploring new approaches to caring for your patients.

QA&CPD workshops for providers at GP10

Education providers are an integral part of learning in the general practice landscape and are continually striving to provide high quality education to Australian GPs. Aligning providers with the QA&CPD Program’s objectives ensures GPs and the practice team can access reliable high quality education across Australia.

This year at GP10, workshops for education providers include:

• Accreditation training workshop – education providers will learn about the development and delivery of GP education in line with the RACGP QA&CPD 2011–2013 standards and guidelines. This session will cover the educational underpinnings of the program, the steps involved on how to develop, deliver and follow up high quality educational activities that meet the requirements of the QA&CPD Program.
• Facilitation skills training course – this workshop will help participants prepare for, introduce and conclude a workshop, as well as learn a variety of skills and techniques to be able to manage participants, groups and styles.
• Quality improvement workshop – the QA&CPD Program is encouraging a systems approach to patient care through continuing quality improvement. This session will give providers an opportunity to understand the process of developing, implementing and evaluating quality improvement activities (PDSA and clinical audits).

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How to claim your CPD points All GP participants need to complete the online evaluation to provide feedback for quality improvement. Once you have completed the evaluation, you will be eligible to claim your category 2 CPD points. Click here for more info

Key Dates

Abstract Submissions Open	March 2010
Abstract Submissions Close	14 May 2010
Registrations opened	May 2010
Authors notified of acceptance	July 2010
Early Bird Registrations close	Extended to 13 August 2010
Photo competition closes	27 August 2010
Presenter registration deadline	August 2010
GP10	6-9 October 2010