Only three weeks to go until the GP event of the year. Final tickets on sale now with exclusive discounts for TMR readers.
It’s time to get your tickets! Only a handful of seats left for the Burning GP 2.0, a boutique one day deep dive into how technology, society, politics and economics are shaping the future of general practice.
Followed by a gala dinner with a live band, dancing, and Great Debate – you do not want to miss this.
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BURNING GP 2.0: The Essential Generalist 2033
What you might be able to do today to enjoy your GP life more tomorrow.
Saturday September 26, Noosa Resorts and Villas, Noosa Heads Queensland
One day (and one night) deep diving (then dancing) into how technology, society, politics and economics are shaping the future of general practice.
Brought to you by The Medical Republic, Health Services Daily, GDPU and the RACGP
Mc’d by comedian Tom Cashman
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Topics include:
- The ‘Portfolio Career’ and how that can integrate with a generalist career
- Patient Side AI and Provider Side AI
- Survival of the Fittest: The Future of Generalism in Medicine
- Evolving funding models, tax structures, scope of practice, AI integration, and workforce dynamics, how could these shape GP remuneration
- How GP culture, career pathways, workplaces, funding models, and the role of AI, data, and prevention could reshape general practice by 2033
- GLP1’s, the PBS, society and generalism…a study in economics, equity, culture, access and chronic care ROI economics
- GP education and training, institutional roles, and how the profession can position itself amid emerging opportunities and challenges.
- The Great Debate, dinner and dancing
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Speakers Include:
- Dr Michael Wright, President, RACGP
- Adjunct Prof. Karen Price, Director, HCF
- Dr Ramya Raman, President-Elect, RACGP
- Dr Rod Martin, President ACRRM
- Dr RT Lewandowski, Immediate Past President RDAA
- Dr Michael Bonning, President-Elect, AMA
- Dr Vinodh Rajeswaran, CEO, FNQH Skin Cancer Centres and FNQH Pathology
- Professor Claire Jackson, Director, Centre for Health System Reform and Integration, University of Qld
- Professor Louise Stone, GP, University of Adelaide
- Dr Max Mollenkopf, GP and Practice Owner, Whitebridge Medical Centre
- Dr Karen Magraith, GP, University of Tasmania
- Dr Tim Senior, GP, Churchill Fellow and Chair of the RACGP Specific Interest Network in Poverty and Health
- Associate Prof. Alam Yoosuff, Chair, Murrumbidgee PHN
- Dr Michael Rice, Specialist GP, Rural Doctor’s Foundation
- Professor Matt Sabin, Chief Clinical and Consumer Officer, Healthdirect Australia
- Andrew Cohen, CEO, ForHealth
- Lukasz Wyszynski, Principal Solicitor, Hamilton Bailey Lawyers
- Dr Paul Grinzi, GP, Lecturer, University of Melbourne
- Dr Maria Boulton, GP and AMA Queensland Board Chair
- Dr Justin Coleman, GP, Medical Writer, Editor and Blogger, AMWA
- Dr Gihan R. de Mel, Specialist GP, Founder & CEO of Switfio
- Dr Rob Park, Associate Professor at Griffith University, GP and Pain Specialist
- Dr Stephen Barnett, Founder, Medcast
- Professor John Adie, Professor, Urgent Care at University of the Sunshine Coast | Urgent Care Education and Training Lead at ForHealth
- Dr Alison Green, GP, AMA Queensland Board Director & Councilor
- Dr Loumin Heng, RACGP Fellow, AMA QLD Committee of General Practice
- Kai Van Lieshout, Founder, Lyrebird
- Dr Jasmine Davis, General Practice Registrar and Doctors in Training Representative to the Federal AMA Ltd Board
- Jayne Thompson, Product Director MediRecords
- Dr Katrina Sanders, Chief Medical Officer, Aspen Medical
- Danielle Bancroft, Head of Product for Integrations and Interoperability, Telstra Health
- Dr Patrick Gough, Co-Founder and Medical Director, MediBetter
- Erica Reed, Senior Associate, Commercial & Corporate, Avant Law
See the full program and book tickets here. Hope to see you by the beach in three weeks.
