Navigating genomic testing in primary care: A new e-learning module

show Side Menu

News Categories

Content last updated 27/11/2019

Navigating genomic testing in primary care: A new e-learning module

To assist general practitioners (GPs) in engaging in more discussions around genomic information with patients, the Garvan Institute of Medical Research worked with ThinkGP to develop a 1.5 hour interactive module.

This RACGP and ACRRM accredited resource aims to help GPs understand genomic testing and reports, and support their patients. Click here to find out more.

Related News

Introducing the new myCPD app

Whenever and wherever it suits you, the RACGP myCPD app allows you to easily log your hours, browse through hundreds of quality, relevant CPD activities, and keep track of your progress. Download the app to your smartphone or tablet today by searching ‘mycpd’ in the App Store or Google Play. Fin...

Early bird registrations are now available for WONCA 2023

The WONCA Sydney World Conference 2023 is the largest global conference for GPs, family doctors and primary healthcare specialists. Held from 26-29 October at Sydney’s International Convention Centre, the conference will offer a dynamic program to share research and build best practice. Themed aro...

RACGP Practice Owners National Conference

Register today for the Practice Owners National Conference As health systems across the country face escalating pressure and general practice is asked to do even more with less, it’s never been more important to pool our knowledge and learn from the experts and each other. The Practice Owners Nati...

The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP): Opportunities for GPs in 2023

The RACGP have two part-time opportunities for GPs to join their medical education team, commencing 23 January 2023. Local Supervisor Medical Educator 3.8 or 7.6 hours per week Assisting with supervisor education and onboarding Conducting supervisor ECT visits Regional Hospital Liaison Officer Medic...