WONCA News

December, 2019

Next year’s WONCA Asia Pacific Regional Conference is taking place in Auckland, New Zealand from 23 – 26 April. The conference will see more than 1,200 GPs, family doctors and we encourage you to take advantage of the special early bird pricing on offer until 20 December.

December, 2019

In 2022, WONCA celebrates the 50th anniversary of its inauguration and plans are well and truly underway to make the World Conference in Sydney, Australia, the best ever. Just this week, the RACGP announced the 2019 winners who will get their airfares, accommodation and conference registration paid for to attend the WONCA 2022 Conference in Sydney.

December, 2019

This month Waynakay, Polaris, the Spice Route, and Vasco da Gama movements for Young Doctors provide updates on activities over the past few months..

December, 2019

This month Waynakay, Polaris, the Spice Route, and Vasco da Gama movements for Young Doctors provide updates on activities over the past few months..

December, 2019

This month Waynakay, Polaris, the Spice Route, and Vasco da Gama movements for Young Doctors provide updates on activities over the past few months..

December, 2019

Los médicos de familia, de forma muy acertada, reclaman ocupar una posición central a la hora de proveer la Atención Primaria con los recursos necesarios, puesto que somos los únicos médicos con una formación suficiente para ocupar esta posición.

November, 2019

Prof Imran Rafi, convenor, SIG on Genetics reports on the development of this new group.

November, 2019

Hagit Dascal-Weichhendler (left) and Kelsey Hegarty (right), co-chairs, Special Interest Group on Family Violence report: The Special Interest Group on Family Violence (SIG FV) has focused over the last two years on expanding our global connections to systematically support family doctors to address family violence in practice and policy.

November, 2019

Dr Ezequiel Lopez, convenor, SIG on Workers’ Health reports: the SIG has achieved several things, but perhaps its greatest achievement has to do with being living proof that working together between major organizations is possible and fruitful.

November, 2019

Guus Busser, convenor SIG on Migrant Care, International Health and Travel Medicine reports: since May 2018 our membership has grown from 64 to 151 members, from 18 different nations to 32 nations.