Royal Australian College of General Practitioners
RACGP
Australia's peak body for general practice, providing clinical guidelines, standards, and resources for GPs. RACGP guidelines inform primary care practice across the country.
racgp.org.auFrequently Asked Questions about RACGP
What is the RACGP?
The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) is Australia's largest professional general practice organisation, representing over 40,000 members working in or towards a career in general practice.
What are RACGP clinical guidelines?
RACGP develops evidence-based clinical guidelines for general practice, covering conditions like diabetes, cardiovascular disease, mental health, and preventive care. These guide best practice in primary care.
What is the RACGP Red Book?
The Red Book (Guidelines for preventive activities in general practice) is the RACGP's flagship resource for preventive care, providing recommendations on screening, immunisation, and health assessments.
How do I become an RACGP member?
Membership is open to medical practitioners in general practice. RACGP offers different membership categories including Fellows (FRACGP), registrars, and medical students.
What is the FRACGP qualification?
Fellowship of the RACGP (FRACGP) is a postgraduate qualification for general practitioners. It requires completion of approved training and examinations demonstrating competency in general practice.
Does RACGP provide CPD activities?
Yes, RACGP offers extensive continuing professional development through courses, conferences, online learning, and quality improvement activities to help GPs maintain their skills and registration.
What RACGP resources are freely available?
Many RACGP clinical guidelines, fact sheets, and patient resources are freely available on their website. Some detailed resources and courses require membership or purchase.
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