Research

The QRGP is committed to encouraging the rural generalist workforce to conduct research which benefits rural and remote communities. The team has identified four priority research areas:

1. Rural and remote health workforce and service delivery models
2. Health and wellbeing of rural and remote communities
3. Embedding research into rural and remote practice
4. QRGP program evaluation

QRGP Research Grants

The QRGP Research Grants initiative provides funding to support research endeavours and aims to:

• Promote rural health and medical research opportunities to QRGP Trainees and Rural Generalists
• Provide a supportive framework that reduces the barriers to research and encourages participation
• Contribute to evidence based decision making and rural health research publications.

Apply
Applications are now closed. The documents below are indicative of previous Grant application requirements:

QRGP Research Grants Factsheet

QRGP Research Grants Application Form

For more information please contact the QRGP Team on 1800 680 291 or email.

Prevocational Training Guides

• Rural Generalist Trainee Transferring Guide
• Rural Generalist Medicine Prevocational Certification Checklist
• Rural Generalist Medicine Postgraduate Prevocational Certification Checklist
• Rural Generalist Orientation Handbook

Rural Generalist Career Progression

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