Postgraduate Diploma in General Practice

Regulations

Postgraduate papers distance taught from Dunedin

• Postgraduate (PGDipGP) Papers being offered in 2013
• Contact
• Detailed course information for prospective students

The Postgraduate Diploma in General Practice (PGDipGP) has been designed to meet the needs of New Zealand general practitioners. Normally one paper is taken each semester or each year on a part-time basis, usually over two to three years.

Not all papers are offered every year and they are usually rotated every two or three years. When the required papers are completed and a Postgraduate Diploma in General Practice awarded, students can then, if they wish, complete a Master of General Practice degree (MGP).

All papers listed below

• GENX 820 (PDF) Nature of Medical Practice (Official Information)
• GENX 821 (PDF) Research Methods (Regulations)
• GENX 822 (PDF) Advanced Nature of General Practice (Regulations)
• GENX 823 (PDF) Teaching & Learning in Medical Practice (Regulations)
• GENX 824 (PDF) Ethics in General Practice (Regulations)
• GENX 825 (PDF) Culture, Health & Society (Regulations)
• GENX ...tbc (PDF) Complementary Medicine - Its Place in Primary Care

Convenors of Postgraduate Diploma

2013 - Postgraduate papers being offered

Contact

The Postgraduate Administrator for General Practice is:

Anita Fogarty
Email anita.fogarty@otago.ac.nz
Tel 64 3 479 7424
Mob 64 21 279 7424