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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.

The Scope of Practice Review examined the barriers and incentives health professionals face working to their full scope of practice in primary care.

This document is an update on the progress of the Scope of Practice Review from its lead reviewer, Professor Mark Cormack.

This document is an update on the progress of the Scope of Practice Review from its lead reviewer, Professor Mark Cormack.

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.

An update on the progress of the Scope of Practice Review from its lead reviewer, Professor Mark Cormack.

This paper proposes options for reform to enable health professionals to work to their full scope of practice and improve primary care. It proposes 8 policy reform options across 3 key themes – Workforce design, development and planning; Legislation and regulation; Funding and payment policy.

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.

An update on the progress of the Scope of Practice Review from its lead reviewer, Professor Mark Cormack.

This presentation is part of the Scope of Practice Review. It focuses on health professionals who currently provide or have the potential to provide primary care.

This paper is part of the Scope of Practice Review. It focuses on health professionals who currently provide or have the potential to provide primary care. It explores the available evidence about benefits, risks, barriers and enablers to health practitioners working to their full scope of practice.

An update on the progress of the Scope of Practice Review from its lead reviewer, Professor Mark Cormack.

The Expert Advisory Committee for the Scope of Practice Review met on 12 December 2023 for its first formal meeting. This document provides a record of the meeting.

The terms of reference outline the scope of the Expert Advisory Committee's role in the Scope of Practice Review.

An update on the progress of the Scope of Practice Review from its lead reviewer, Professor Mark Cormack.

The Expert Advisory Committee for the Scope of Practice Review met on 14 November 2023 for its first formal meeting. This document provides a record of the meeting.

A welcome letter from Professor Mark Cormack, who is leading the Unleashing the Potential of our Health Workforce – Scope of Practice Review.

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.