This paper aims to explore in detail two registrars’ stories using the lenses of transformative learning theory and threshold concept theory to seek fresh insights into becoming a GP.

Research examining medical trainee burnout has typically not focused within specialties. The present study therefore explored perspectives and experiences of registrar burnout.

The aim of this study is to highlight complexity in the general practitioner consultation by identifying the number of items mentioned or discussed.

This study examined COVID-19 antiviral dispensation and incidence of severe outcomes among eligible Victorians by socioeconomic status and cultural and linguistic diversity.

This study aimed to gain knowledge into the demographic characteristics of donors with haemochromatosis and to investigate their knowledge, compliance and experiences with their condition.

This study investigates concerns raised by medical doctors working in urgent care clinic models.

This study explored patients’ experiences with GPs managing their chronic non-cancer pain.

This study explores factors that influence engagement with Tasmanian GP training pathways and hence GP workforce recruitment and supply.

This study aimed to describe additional qualifications by early career GPs and establish associations of obtaining/undertaking postgraduate and post-Fellowship qualifications.

This scoping review investigates components of integrated GP training pathways including the barriers and enablers of effective pathways for GP recruitment and retention.

This research asked two questions: what is the nature of this tacit knowing; and how can we convey this in a suitable language to others?

This study aimed to quantify uptake of the temporary Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) smoking cessation services from July 2021 to December 2023.

The aim of this study is to understand women’s experiences of medical follow-up care and support in Australia after preeclampsia.

Relatively little is known about public understanding of the secondary use of general practice data. This study investigated what the Australian public knows.

This study aimed to understand healthcare practitioners’ decisions, and factors related to, the provision (or not) to allow all women and people with a cervix the choice of a self-collected sample.