Feature Stories

May, 2013

The first National Conference on Family Medicine and Primary Care was organised by Academy of Family Physicians of India in collaboration with The Spice Route Movement and supported by WONCA. The Research Methodology workshop held during the conference was organised by the South Asia Primary Care Research Network.

May, 2013

The latest YouTube video from the Prague conference team is now available. Dont forget Early Bird registration ends May 24.

May, 2013

Two groups seek to become new WONCA Special Interest Groups in Prague – Indigenous Issues, Health Equity

May, 2013

The latest eNews for WONCA 2013 Prague World conference: includes latest scientific program information, facts about Prague, fun run scheduled for Thursday June 27

April, 2013

Prof Amanda Howe, Professor of Primary Care at the University of East Anglia, in the UK, reflects on a partnership with a group of doctors from Yemen who wanted to improve their curriculum.

April, 2013

The 2013 edition of the Vasco da Gama Movement's Junior Researcher Award will be given to three junior champions in family medicine research.

April, 2013

A video of interviews with young GPs from the 2012 Vienna preconference

February, 2013

On February 4, 2013, Drs Murutse Atsebaha, Netsehet Worku, Assefa Alamir, Assegid Geleta and Assefa Beyene became the first family medicine residents to be trained in Ethiopia.

February, 2013

The International Research Methodology Conference for Primary Care Physicians was held on January 19–20, 2013. The theme of the conference was Strengthening Primary Care Research through Family Doctors. This event was two days’ of hands-on workshop covering all the important topics of research methodology.

January, 2013

A World Preconference, which will be held in Prague on June 24–25, 2013, prior to the WONCA World Conference is organized jointly by the Vasco da Gama Movement, the Rajakumar Movement, the Waynakay Movement, the Spice Route and the First Five Years in Family Practice in Canada. It is open to trainees and junior General Practitioners / Family Physicians (GPs/FPs), up to five years after their qualification.