Resources

Each year, we give GP registrars from Commonwealth-funded training programs a chance to have their say. This report gives the national results of the 2024 GP National Registrar Survey.

The framework provides information on a range of targeted financial payments to supervisors, training practices, and registrars commencing from Semester two 2025.

The guidelines will assist all AGPT participants, including supervisors, practices and registrars, to understand the eligibility criteria, the process of determining and delivering the basic support payments, and the process of accessing the flexible payment pool.

From Semester two 2025, the National Consistent Payments (NCP) framework will provide support payments to supervisors, practices and registrars on the Australian General Practice Training (AGPT) program.

This document outlines the Australian Government’s response to the KPMG feasibility study into employment entitlement portability for GP registrars which commenced in July 2022. The final report was provided to the Government in late 2023.

Each year, we give medical registrars training under the Australian General Practice Training (AGPT) Program the chance to have their say. This report gives the national results of the 2023 National Registrar Survey.

This report presents the results of the project that compared a low intensity cardiovascular disease risk assessment with a comprehensive one by community pharmacists.

The Australian General Practice Training program guidelines (AGPT Guidelines) support the implementation and delivery of the AGPT program under a college-led training model, which commenced 1 February 2023. Note that updated AGPT Guidelines will be published prior to 1 January 2026.

Each year, we give medical registrars training under the Australian General Practice Training (AGPT) Program the chance to have their say. This report gives the national results of the 2022 National Registrar Survey.

The guidelines will assist all AGPT participants, including supervisors, practices and registrars, to understand the eligibility criteria, the process of determining and delivering the basic support payments, and the process of accessing the flexible payment pool.

From Semester one 2023, the National Consistent Payments (NCP) framework will provide support payments to supervisors, practices and registrars on the Australian General Practice Training (AGPT) program.

This report presents the results of the project to trial a pharmacist-led support service for patients who take medication to manage chronic pain.

These terms of reference set out the roles and responsibilities of the General Practice Training Advisory Committee.

Each year, we give medical registrars training under the Australian General Practice Training (AGPT) Program the chance to have their say. This report gives the national results of the 2020 National Registrar Survey.

This report presents the results of the project that compared a pharmacist-led early intervention to usual care in residential aged care facilities.

This report presents the results of the project trialling the use of community pharmacists' skills to help people get their asthma under control.

This report presents the results of the IPAC project that compared usual care with having pharmacists provide medication management services in Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services.

Each year, we give medical registrars training under the Australian General Practitioner Training (AGPT) Program the chance to have their say. This report gives the national results of the 2019 Registrar Satisfaction Survey.

This document provides the results of an independent review of the Pharmacy Trial Program.

Each year, we give medical registrars training under the Australian General Practitioner Training (AGPT) Program the chance to have their say. This report gives the national results of the 2018 Registrar Satisfaction Survey.

This document sets out the principles that proposals had to address when applying for Pharmacy Trial Program grants.