Recognise excellence in general practice with the RACGP Awards

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Content last updated 22/07/2020

Recognise excellence in general practice with the RACGP Awards

Do you know an extraordinary GP, GP in training, GP supervisor, or general practice going above and beyond?

The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) is proud to recognise the value of GPs in our community, and celebrate these achievements through our annual awards.

GPs receive all kinds of acknowledgements from their patients, but it is important to formally celebrate this work and dedication to holistic patient care.

Nominations are now open for the 2020 RACGP Awards with a number of categories established to celebrate excellence in general practice.

To find out more or to nominate, please visit www.racgpawards.org.au.

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