RACGP Invites Members to Share Views in 2026 Engagement Survey
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The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) has invited its members to take part in the 2026 Member Engagement Survey. The college uses this survey to learn what its members think and need. The results will help the RACGP decide how it continues to advocate for general practitioners across Australia.
General practitioners, often called GPs, are doctors who provide everyday medical care to patients in local clinics and communities. The RACGP is the main professional body for GPs in Australia. It works on issues that affect their daily work, such as training, professional standards and the conditions in which they practise. By asking members for feedback, the college hopes to understand the most important concerns of its members.
The survey is open to RACGP members, who are encouraged to share their opinions so that the college can better represent them. Members who want to take part should look for the invitation from the RACGP. Further details about the survey were not included in the original announcement.
The RACGP's member engagement survey is an ongoing way for the college to stay in touch with the people it represents. As the survey approaches, members will have the chance to influence the college's future advocacy work for general practice in Australia.
Sources: Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP)
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