Handbook updates, 2024.1 placement process, remote supervision, closing soon - National Registrar Survey

Your RACGP update – 16 August 2023

AGPT Handbooks – updates and new content inclusions

Updated versions of the AGPT Practice and Supervisor Handbook and AGPT Registrar Training Handbook have now been published.

The main changes are detailed below:

The AGPT Practice and Supervisor Handbook new content additions include:

Information regarding the Training Management System (TMS)
Further detail about CPD requirements for supervisors and reference to CPD for General Practice Supervisors 2023 Guide

Information regarding the role of supervisor and practices in delivering EASL and the mid- and end-of term appraisals as part of the Workplace Based Assessment (WBA).

For all updates – visit the notification page on our website.

The AGPT Registrar Training Handbook new content includes:

Further information about leave (e.g. roles responsible to approve leave, more information on category 4 leave, extra references on maternity leave).
Consistent information regarding leave requirements pertaining to Recognition Prior Learning & Experience (RPLE) applications across the handbook.

Find your refreshed version here and notification of the updates here.

2024.1 Placement process

The RACGP 2024.1 placement process key dates and information quick reference guide is available for you here to bookmark, download or print.

Remote Supervision Guidelines

Remote supervision is when supervision and teaching are provided by a supervisor who is primarily offsite, using a model of supervision that provides comprehensive and robust support and training.

The Remote Supervision Guidelines have been updated and will be significant in enabling the placement of registrars in remote settings that have had difficulty engaging in GP training.

The RACGP has been working diligently to establish new remote supervision opportunities for AGPT registrars, with a focus on areas of workforce need. The structure provided in the guidelines will enable excellent training experiences under remote supervision that will be conducive to recruiting registrars into these sites and provide them with an experience that encourages them to remain in remote locations following the completion of their training.

For more information, visit the remote supervision webpage.

Closing soon – AGPT National Registrar Survey

The survey closes on Friday 18 August 2023.

We urge you to continue to encourage registrars to complete the AGPT National Registrar Survey (NRS) to support the continuous improvement in the training of doctors in the AGPT program.

By sharing the importance of the NRS to all registrars, we encourage them to complete the survey.

Continue to promote the importance of the survey to the training community, supervisors and practice managers, who can also encourage registrars to complete the survey.

Dates for your 2023 calendar

Date	Activity
7 – 29 August 2023	2024 AGPT application period – 2nd intake
29 August 2023	2023.2 AKT results release
21 September 2023	2023.2 KFP results release
26 – 29 October 2023	WONCA World Conference 2023
20 December 2023	2023.2 CCE results release

Practice managers and practice teams – Quick links

Access RACGP resources and all communications for practice managers and practice teams.

Resources for practices

Contact us

For any queries about the information enclosed, please contact your local training team.

RACGP GP training is supported by funding from the Australian Government, the Department of Health and Aged Care under the Australian General Practice Training program.

The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners Ltd (RACGP) ABN 34 000 223 807
RACGP House, 100 Wellington Parade, East Melbourne, VIC 3002 Australia

1800 4RACGP
1800 472 247
www.racgp.org.au

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