RACGP urges members: Start campaigning to your patients
The college wants GPs to discuss the need for more funding for general practice during consults
The RACGP wants to turn its membership into a political fighting force ahead of the federal election in a bid to make GP funding a core issue for voters.
In a video address sent to members on Tuesday, college president Dr Harry Nespolon challenged GPs to speak to at least one politician and one patient about the issues facing general practice in the lead-up to the election.
