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A strategic approach to seizing clinical opportunities and managing risk in the AI revolution.

AI in General Practice: Boosting Efficiency, Enhancing Care & Managing Risk

GENERAL PRACTICE

Tuesday 1 July 2025, 7:30 - 8:30pm (AEST). See timezones

A strategic approach to seizing clinical opportunities and managing risk in the AI age.

AI in General Practice: Boosting Efficiency, Enhancing Care & Managing Risk

GENERAL PRACTICE

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About this education

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly changing the way general practices operate, improving efficiency, streamlining workflows, and unlocking new ways to enhance patient care. But alongside these benefits come important responsibilities around privacy, consent, and safe implementation.

 

In this practical webinar, we’ll explore how AI is being used in general practice to: 

  • Automate time-consuming tasks like clinical note-taking and patient follow-up
  • Improve financial efficiency by optimising billing, reducing admin time, and better allocating practice resources
  • Enhance patient experience through faster, more consistent service delivery

This session will also address some of the risks and regulatory considerations that practice owners and managers need to understand, including:


  • Ensuring AI tools meet Australian medical, privacy, and data security standards
  • Navigating consent requirements when AI is used in patient care
  • Understanding the implications of recent privacy law updates, including new obligations for staff awareness and policy transparency
  • Complying with surveillance laws and professional responsibilities when using AI tools
  • Training admin and clinical staff to confidently communicate AI use to patients


Whether you’re already using AI or just exploring its potential, this webinar will equip you with the knowledge to make informed, compliant, and strategic decisions about integrating AI in your practice.

    About this education

    Artificial Intelligence is rapidly changing the way general practices operate, improving efficiency, streamlining workflows, and unlocking new ways to enhance patient care. But alongside these benefits come important responsibilities around privacy, consent, and safe implementation.

     

    In this practical webinar, we’ll explore how AI is being used in general practice to: 

    • Automate time-consuming tasks like clinical note-taking and patient follow-up
    • Improve financial efficiency by optimising billing, reducing admin time, and better allocating practice resources
    • Enhance patient experience through faster, more consistent service delivery

    This session will also address some of the risks and regulatory considerations that practice owners and managers need to understand, including:


    • Ensuring AI tools meet Australian medical, privacy, and data security standards
    • Navigating consent requirements when AI is used in patient care
    • Understanding the implications of recent privacy law updates, including new obligations for staff awareness and policy transparency
    • Complying with surveillance laws and professional responsibilities when using AI tools
    • Training admin and clinical staff to confidently communicate AI use to patients


    Whether you’re already using AI or just exploring its potential, this webinar will equip you with the knowledge to make informed, compliant, and strategic decisions about integrating AI in your practice.

      Key Takeaways


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      Identify how key AI tools are currently transforming general practice operations and understand their practical applications.
      By the end of this activity, you will be able to:

      3

      Implement foundational steps to safely introduce AI into general practice, including patient communication, staff training and policy updates aligned with recent legislative changes.

      2

      Evaluate the legal, ethical, and privacy considerations involved in adopting AI, including compliance with Australian Privacy Principles and consent requirements.

      Learning Outcomes

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      This medical education activity has been approved for 1.5 CPD hours Educational Activities (EA) with: 

      Praxhub is an accredited Major Provider under the RACGP CPD Program. 

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      Praxhub is a Certified Learning Provider under the CPD Home 2025 CPD Program.

      Please note that any additional reading or learning connected to this activity can be self recorded with your CPD body. 

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      Activity ID: 1379

      Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Details

      Praxhub is an RACGP accredited Major Provider under the RACGP CPD Program. 

      This education has been  accredited with the RACGP (Royal Australian College of General Practitioners). 


      CPD hours earned by members who use RACGP as their chosen CPD body will have their completed CPD hours lodged on their behalf. 


      For all other healthcare professionals, please self-record with your chosen CPD body using the certificate of completion accessible directly from your Praxhub History. 

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      Australian Central Daylight Time: 7:00pm
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      Christmas Island Time: 4:30pm
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