Reports
Annual Snapshot 2025
Explore our Annual Snapshot for 2025 and discover some of our key facts, stats and achievements over the past year.
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Data for Decisions 2025 Report
We invite you to view the latest flipbook edition of the D4D Report. In this edition, we take a deeper look at the PARTNER Network to see how they are progressing primary care research in rural practices. We also talk to one of our current PhD students and discover how she utilised Patron data to investigate the diagnosis of paediatric diabetes in general practice, and we share the latest facts and stats from the Patron Program of Research.
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Annual Snapshot 2024
Explore our new interactive Annual Snapshot for 2024 and discover some of our key facts, stats and achievements over the past year.
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Data for Decisions 2024 Report
The Data for Decisions program collects de-identified data from participating general practices to create a powerful research tool with the potential to generate new knowledge and improve healthcare.
We invite you to view the inaugural flipbook edition of the D4D Report. This report includes the latest research updates, project summaries and program data.
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Annual Snapshot 2023
Have a look at our new Annual Snapshot to get a quick overview of the Department's accomplishments for 2023.
The Department Book
The Department of General Practice and Primary Care works passionately to conduct and promote primary care-based research and medical education in Australia. This report is a celebration not only of the tireless work of current and former staff and students at the Department but also of the general practices and others who strive to strengthen our primary care system by partnering on robust research and outstanding medical education.
We are indebted to the thousands of GPs, nurses, practices managers, allied health staff and patients who have contributed their time and expertise to further primary care research and medical education programs.
VicREN Impact Stories
Practice-based research networks (PBRNs) are collaborations between clinical practitioners and academics that undertake and participate in general practice research and work together to assist the translation of new knowledge into practice. PBRNs engage GPs, practice managers and nurses in the research process, increasing the relevance of the research questions, improving study design and maximising health outcomes for patients.
This portfolio includes a small sample of real-world health impacts that have been achieved with The University of Melbourne's general practice-based research network in Victoria, VicREN. This model could be scaled nationally, through The University of Melbourne led PBRN, known as TRIDENT.
