Burning GP 2.0: The Essential Generalist 2033

The upending of technology, social engagement, culture, politics and economics, all at the same time, can’t help but mean the future of generalism is at a cross roads the likes of which we’ve never seen before. Join us, and a cast of carefully selected trouble makers, for a day of thinking and ideas exchange about what being a generalist might mean over the next the next few years, with special reference to Mr Jim Chalmers idea of a so called, ‘care economy’, with a view to nudging our policy makers and politicians to think just little bit harder, or more laterally, on the future of general practice. Brought to you by The Medical Republic, Health Services Daily, and GPs Down Under.