Supervision Resources

Supervision resources for all types of learners

 

There are a number of areas of knowledge and skills that apply to learners in general practice at all levels. By exploring the options on this page, you will find a range of evidence-based, best practice educational tools and resources to support you in your supervision role: regardless of whether you primarily teach medical students, prevocational doctors or vocational trainees.

For clinical resources click here 

For our different types of resources, please click on the relevant tab below:

Clinical Topics CatalogueCatalogue
Addiction medicineWebinar
ADHD – helping your registrar deliver best practice careWebinar, FAQ and Podcast
Advanced care planningWebinar, FAQ and Podcast
Behavioural issues in childrenWebinar, FAQ and Podcast
Child mental healthWebinar and Podcast
Chronic painWebinar and Podcast
Common infections part 1Webinar, FAQ and Podcast
Common infections part 2Webinar, FAQ and Podcast
ContraceptionWebinar, FAQ and Podcast
Depression in Young PeopleWebinar and FAQ
DermatologyWebinar, FAQ and Podcast
DementiaWebinar 1, and 2, FAQ and Podcast Part 1 and Part 2
Disability careWebinar, FAQ and Podcast
EndometriosisWebinar and FAQ
HIVWebinar, FAQ and Podcast
LGBTQIA+ inclusive healthcareWebinar, FAQ and Podcast
Long COVIDWebinar, FAQ and Podcast
Managing patients with a history of childhood traumaWebinar, FAQ and Podcast
Men’s healthWebinar, FAQ and Podcast
Mental health top tipsWebinar and FAQ
Overweight and obesityWebinar, FAQ and Podcast
Prenatal screeningWebinar, FAQ and Podcast
RACF careWebinar, FAQ and Podcast
STIsWebinar, FAQ and Podcast
Veteran’s healthWebinar, FAQ and Podcast
Women's Health: LARC, EMA and the AusCAPPS NetworKhref="https://open.spotify.com/episode/6CD9SXNvFPfDzxQ4mDv6Lh?si=4G21gG7DQq6RkHeZytqsTA">Podcast
Workers compensationWebinar and Podcast
Assessing your registrar's Telehealth consultationsWebinar and FAQ
Behaviour change approaches for smoking cessation in general practiceWebinar part 1, Part 2 and Podcast part 1, Part 2
Clinical ReasoningWebinar
Consultation analysis and feedback
Webinar, FAQ and Podcast
Helping your registrar manage challenging patients Part 1Webinar, Podcast and Resources
Helping your registrar manage challenging patients Part 2Webinar, Podcast and Resources
Managing UncertaintyWebinar and Podcast
Patient BoundariesWebinar, FAQ and Podcast
Rational test ordering - helping your registrar find the 'sweet spot'Webinar, Podcast and FAQ
Teaching Consultation Skills
Webinar, FAQ and Podcast
Teaching Professional and Ethical PracticeWebinar, FAQ and Podcast
What is motivational interviewing? Behaviour change approaches for smoking cessation in general practice​Webinar and Podcast
Best Practice Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health - Part 1Webinar and Podcast
Best practice Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health - Part 2Webinar and Podcast
Clinical yarningWebinar and Podcast
Closing the gap in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health disparityWebinar and Podcast
Culturally Safe GP registrar supervision – decolonisation and a strengths-based approachWebinar and Podcast
Teaching Yourself and Your Registrar About Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander HealthFAQ
Telehealth and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patientsWebinar and FAQ
Telehealth with Aboriginal patients who are hard of hearingFAQ
Best practice GP supervision – a guided tour of GPSA resourcesWebinar and Podcast
Best practice supervision – a refresherWebinar and Podcast
Clinical Supervision – Keeping Your Registrar Safe and SupportedWebinar, Resources
Improve safety with a ‘call for help’ listWebinar, FAQ and Podcast
Introduction to GP supervision – roles, responsibilities and rewardsWebinar and FAQ
Managing patient complaints in general practice training – through an educational, personal and medicolegal lensWebinar (please login to the GPSA community portal to view)
Orientation to GP supervision for women supervisorsWebinar, Podcast and Web Page
Alone: General PracticeWebinar, Podcast and Article
Are they safe in there – clinical supervision and RCAWebinar, FAQ and Podcast
Teaching and Learning Priorities in the First Weeks of General PracticeWebinar, Podcast and Resources
The Start of the Training Term - Tips and Resources to Make the Road Less BumpyWebinar and Podcast
The (Not So) Simple ConsultationWebinar and Podcast
Transition to general practice: the "General Practice Survival Kit".Webinar and Podcast
Empowering Neurodivergent RegistrarsWebinar, Podcast and FAQ
Supporting the International Medical Graduate (IMG) GP Registrar
Webinar and Podcast
ACRRM Training and Supervision UpdateWebinar and Podcast
Remote supervision – better access to care for rural and remote communitiesWebinar and Podcast
Training in Poorly Resourced EnvironmentsWebinar, Podcast and FAQ
Ad hoc supervision and informal teachingWebinar, FAQ and Podcast
Effective use of HealthPathways in clinical practice and GP trainingWebinar, Podcast and FAQ
How can GP supervisors better facilitate reflective practice in their registrars?Webinar, Podcast and FAQ
How to Teach Procedural SkillsWebinar, Podcast and FAQ
Learning planningWebinar and FAQ
Making the most of in-practice teaching: tailoring learning for GP registrarsWebinar, and Podcast
Maximising the educational value of the ECTVWebinar, and Podcast
Minimising diagnostic error – strategies to support your registrarWebinar, Podcast and FAQ
Observing your registrar – refining your skillsWebinar, FAQ and Podcast
Problem Case Discussion - As Easy As PQRSTWebinar and Podcast
Study skillsWebinar and Podcast
Supporting Your Registrar To Practice Evidence Based MedicineWebinar and Podcast
Teaching and learning in general practiceWebinar and Podcast
Teaching the Business of Being a GPWebinar and Podcast
Video-consultation review for teaching and learning - the state of playWebinar and Podcast
Consultation analysis and feedbackWebinar, FAQ and Podcast
Early Identification of the Registrar in DifficultyWebinar and Podcast
How to give feedback the DR STABLE WayWebinar and Podcast

Date reviewed: 26 February 2026

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