Our 2019-2020 Research Annual Report is now available. If you'd like to know more about how we contribute to training the GPs of tomorrow, our research and evaluation projects (including our flagship research project ReCEnT), our collaborations and support of medical students and academic registrars, as well as our publications and conference ... Read more

Part two of the COVID-19 ReCEnT reflections explores the changes in the number of procedures registrars were performing in 2020.1. As exposure to many procedures has dropped, we have developed a handy resource for registrars and supervisors to learn these skills using online resources. ... Read more

Evidence from the GP Synergy NSW & ACT Research and Evaluation Unit – each month we present findings from our work that may be of interest to registrars and their supervisors. Symptomatic urinary tract infection (UTI) is a common general practice presentation. Antibiotics are the standard of care for UTIs but, as with any ... Read more

Welcome to the first of our new 'ReCEnT Reflections' series. This month is the first of a four-part series sharing key insights from the 2020.1 term ReCEnT data. ... Read more

The Australasian Association for Academic Primary Care (AAAPC) Annual Research Conference went online this year, and we were part of it! Held over 14–15 August, this year’s conference saw 180 primary care researchers come together to share their research, discuss new ideas, and to network with like-minded colleagues. There were presentations ... Read more

Evidence from the GP Synergy NSW & ACT Research and Evaluation Unit – each month we present findings from our work that may be of interest to registrars and their supervisors. Dermoscopy has been demonstrated to improve accuracy of melanoma diagnosis by trained primary care physicians. And dermoscopy is a skill that GP registrars are ... Read more