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GPs from around the world to tackle key health issues at global general practice care conference in Sydney

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Australia will take an international centre stage for general practice this October as a global conference of GPs, family doctors and primary health practitioners meets in Sydney to tackle the key health issues being faced by primary care.

 

The WONCA World Conference Sydney 2023 is being hosted by the Royal Australian College of GPs (RACGP) – bringing one of the largest global conferences for GPs to Australia for the first time in over 20 years.

 

Themed, “Recovery, reconnection and revival. A celebration of primary care," WONCA 2023 will include more than 800 presentations and workshops from more than 700 local and international presenters from across the globe.

 

When: WONCA 2023 runs from 26 to 29 October 2023.

Where: The International Convention Centre (ICC Sydney) 

 

Media registration is available online.

 

Highlights

 

Keynote presentations:

 

 

Over 50 topic streams, including:

Addiction Medicine, Ageing/Palliative care, COVID-19 and long COVID, Data and eHealth, Dermatology, Emergency Medicine, Environment, Emerging Practice Models, Exercise in Medicine, Family Violence, Indigenous Health, Mental Health, Obesity, Rural Practice, LGBTIQA+ health, Telehealth, Women’s Health.

 

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RACGP spokespeople are available for interview.


About us:

The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) is the peak representative organisation for general practice, the backbone of Australia’s health system. We set the standards for general practice, facilitate lifelong learning for GPs, connect the general practice community, and advocate for better health and wellbeing for all Australians.

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Contact details:

John Ronan
Media Adviser

Ally Francis
Media Adviser

Stuart Winthrope
Media Officer

Contact: 03 8699 0992[email protected]

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