Resources for Family Doctors

November, 2015

Our aims in creating this ePDF, through using actual case studies in peer-to-peer social media usage, were to empower family doctors, GP trainees and medical students, enabling them to make good use of social media, and to develop professional social media strategies that support the maintenance of a healthy work/life balance

September, 2015

The recently published WHO/UNAIDS Global Standards for quality health care services for adolescents aims to assist policy-makers and health service planners in improving the quality of health-care services

September, 2015

It is with great pride that the College of Family Physicians of Canada (CFPC) releases its latest resource: Fundamental Teaching Activities in Family Medicine™: A Framework for Faculty Development (FTA Framework).

August, 2015

L’enseignement en milieu ambulatoire est un guide pratique conçu pour aider les médecins de toutes les spécialités à former les étudiants en médecine et les résidents dans des cabinets privés et des cliniques en milieu hospitalier.

August, 2015

The Brazilian Journal of Family and Community Medicine (RBMFC) is recently published a special issue about 'Quaternary Prevention' which has had a significant spread in South America. The articles are in English Portuguese and Spanish.

June, 2015

Latest PEARLS added as well as the Australian Smoking, nutrition, alcohol, physical activity (SNAP) guide.

December, 2014

These resources were added to the WONCA website in November 2014. Why not take a look at the many other resources on the WONCA website by going to the Resources homepage.

October, 2014

The Royal College of General Practitioners has just published Being a doctor: understanding medical practice, a book which explores the role of the modern doctor beyond the clinical knowledge.

August, 2014

In need of holiday reading? Why not look at some of the resources on WONCA’s website? It includes: A-Z topic listing; Journals of interest; PEARLS.... and more.

May, 2014

What must we do to improve and maintain the health of the world’s one billion adolescents? Health for the world’s adolescents World Health Organization (WHO) report was launched on 14th May.