General Practice Super Clinics — how will they meet their educational objectives?

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Website: http://www.mja.com.au/public/issues/191_07_051009/vic10595_fm.html

Date posted: 06.10.09

As quoted from the article abstract:

  • The Australian Government will provide $275 million over 4 years to general practice infrastructure across Australia with the rollout of 31 General Practice Super Clinics.
  • One of the core objectives of these Super Clinics is to support medical education.
  • Several studies have demonstrated that the major barriers to teaching in general practice are time, space and money.
  • We argue that General Practice Super Clinics can provide a responsive, flexible work culture; and improved payment and targeted resources to support the need for increased teaching capacity, and to attract and retain workforce for general practice and primary care.

 


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