Accreditation promotes a culture of quality and safety. General practices are assessed against RACGP Standards for General Practices, regarded as the benchmark for high quality care.
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Why should my medical practice become accredited?
The RACGP Standards for General Practices are a template for quality care and risk management in Australian general practice. Achieving...
Practice Incentive Program Quality Improvement (PIP QI)
The PIP Quality Improvement (QI) Incentive commenced on 1 August 2019. The seven other PIP incentives include: eHealth (Digital Health)...
Online learning
Digital health security awareness online course
Cold chain management training
COVID-19 infection control training – Department of Health
Infection Prevention and Control eLearning – Australian Commission on Safety & Quality Health Care
Hand hygiene online learning
Infection Prevention and Control Training – APNA
Infection Control and Sterilisation Training – Prime Practice
NSW Nurses and Midwives’ Association CPD
Practice Nurse Central CPD
South Eastern Melbourne PHN Free Practice Coaching
Other accreditation resources
SWS Ageing and Disability Service Information
National guide to a preventive health assessment for ATSI people – 3rd edtion
Interpretive guide to the RACGP Standards for Aboriginal community controlled health services
RACGP Computer and Information Security Standards
RACGP Information security in general practice guide
A practice guide to protect your information systems by implementing robust information security protocols to protect critical clinical and practice data, manage the ever-evolving cyber security risk landscape, prepare for, respond to and recover from crisis situations, align with requirements and legal obligations of the current health technology environment and keep your patients, staff and business safe.
RACGP Guide for the use of social medial in general practice-V6
AHPRA guidance on social media: How to meet your obligations under the National Law
This guidance is to help registered health practitioners understand and meet their obligations when using social media.