If you're a health care provider, what would be your preferred time to attend an online postgraduate education course over one semester (13 weeks)?

Catch up with the latest Department of General Practice & Rural Health publications here:

Congratulations @ciaralee on submitting your PhD thesis! Supervised by @MeganAnakin & Katherine Hall

I’ve been working with PIs Carol Atmore @StokesTim63 for the past year establishing a Primary Care Research Network. Great to see Abigail Pigden & colleagues have published the important background work for this project. publish.csiro.au/hc/Fulltext/HC…

Tell me you work in healthcare without telling me you work in healthcare…

Looking for some holiday reading? Our new publication explores the potential for bias in healthcare AI, and proposes a model of socially responsible and fair AI. Thanks Vithya Yogarajan and colleagues for your work on this paper.

Join us in February for a FREE webinar! This webinar will give practical tips to researchers about how to develop their online researcher profiles and the benefits of doing so. Presented by: @FloraHui @ShakiraMilton Sharon Leitch #OurPrimaryCare Register: aaapc.org.au/webinars

We are so stoked about seeing you all face-to-face at #OurPrimaryCare #AAAPC23 conference held as University of Melbourne's iconic new Melbourne Connect building. It's going to be great! Registrations and abstracts will open soon! Mark your calendar🗓️ and stay tuned for more!

GPs: have you ever considered an academic career? For the first time, UQ is offering clinician-researcher scholarships of $56k/year to undertake a PhD + continue your clinical work. Contact Prof Katharine Wallis [email protected] by end February 2023 with questions and EOIs.

This is a thoughtful reflective paper on clinical education. “See one, do one, teach one,” was popular back in the day, but this model is insufficient training for today’s clinical educators.

So you missed our previous webinar? That's okay! If you're an AAAPC member then you can watch the recordings for all the webinars Find them here: aaapc.org.au/webinars Then click on the highlighted blue text at the bottom under recordings, "available online". #OurPrimaryCare

Sobering data on the impact of #LongCovid in Aotearoa New Zealand from Mona Jeffreys at the #CovidAndWork2023 symposium

What is it like growing older in a small rural NZ town? The concepts of latent precarity and experienced precarity are explored in this new paper by Otago Medical School - Dunedin Campus researchers Chrys Jaye Judith McHugh Fiona Doolan-Noble Lincoln C Wood authors.elsevier.com/a/1gnOI2eyKFrY…

After 3-years of online conferences, we are excited to announce that our registrations are open for our Annual Research Conference 2023! Members Earlybird (available until 23 June) #OurPrimaryCare Abstracts will open very soon, so stay tuned! 🔗aaapc.org.au/ARC/registrati…

Physiotherapists can help treat Long Covid patients and ease primary care pressure, but a lack of government funding is an obstacle and exacerbating health inequities, says Otago cardio-respiratory physiotherapist Dr Sarah Rhodes newsroom.co.nz/beyond-the-soa…

Please help us identify the most significant research questions in primary health care in Aotearoa that need addressing to improve health equity. Eligible participants should be either NZ primary health care providers and/or primary health care academics. otago.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_dp…

So great to celebrate with Patrick today! Ka pai!!

Hot off the press: Analysis of paediatric harms observed in primary care in Aotearoa mdpi.com/2390940

Our paper looking at patient representation in New Zealand general practice and rural health case-based teaching is out now. Thanks to the hard work of summer student Jessica Gu Otago Medical School - Dunedin Campus Department of General Practice & Rural Health and fellow supervisor Jim Ross publish.csiro.au/HC/HC23070