What is the RACGP Red Book for general practitioners?
The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) Guidelines for preventive activities in general practice (the RACGP Red Book) is designed to provide general practitioners (GPs) with guidance on opportunistic and proactive preventive care.1The RACGP Red Book covers primary and secondary prevention activities.
How can I get a discount on RACGP publications?
RACGP members can save up to 20% on RACGP clinical guidelines and practice resources, Australian Medicines Handbook products and John Murtagh publications. To place an order, please select the ‘Order this publication’ button, or call the Membership Contact Centre on 1800 472 247.
How do I place an order for RACGP publications?
To place an order, please download the publications order form below, or call the membership customer service team on 1800 472 247. RACGP members can save up to 20% on RACGP clinical guidelines and practice resources, Australian Medicines Handbook products and John Murtagh publications
What does the RACGP do?
The RACGP has been championing this cause since its foundation, and encourages all general practices, GPs and their teams to prioritise evidence-based preventive health activities. Benefits and harms of preventive health activities
What is RACGP my membership?
My membership supports you in your general practice journey. The RACGP’s My membership connects you to a vibrant community of more than 40,000 members and provides access to education, advocacy, support and collegiality to pursue excellence in patient care. The RACGP doesn’t just represent its members, it is the members.
How much does the RACGP student upgrade cost?
Currently enrolled in a medicine program approved under the National Law. Student upgrade members will receive a hardcopy subscription to $82 the official RACGP medical journal, Australian Journal of General Practice. This excludes access to the RACGP CPD Program.
What is the RACGP National Guide to diabetes?
The RACGP has used the skills and knowledge of your general practice peers who have an interest in diabetes management and are members of the RACGP Specific Interests Diabetes Network. The National Guide is a practical resource intended for all health professionals delivering primary healthcare to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people.