Healius Pathology Network has announced a strategic partnership with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) as a CPD Major Provider, expanding access to high-quality, pathology-led education for GPs across Australia.
Through the partnership, Healius Pathology Network will expand the delivery and depth of RACGP-approved learning, supporting GPs with practical, clinically relevant and up-to-date information.
To coincide with the partnership, Healius has launched a new education platform — education.healius.com.au — designed to connect GPs with trusted continuing professional development (CPD) aligned with their day-to-day practice needs.
The platform includes a recently released clinical Prediabetes & Diabetes Audit, supporting GPs to upskill in identifying and managing patients living with Type 2 Diabetes or who are at risk of developing the disease.
Healius Pathology Network Chief Executive Officer Paul Anderson said the partnership with RACGP strengthens Healius’ commitment to supporting GPs and enabling better health outcomes for communities across Australia.
“GPs rely on accurate diagnostic insights to guide care, and our role is to make that information accessible, clear and clinically useful. Partnering with RACGP allows us to extend that support through high-quality CPD that reflects the real needs of GPs and the patients they care for,” Mr Anderson said.
Becoming a RACGP Major Provider reflects Healius Pathology Network’s commitment to quality GP education and the value it places on the RACGP’s insights into what matters to GPs when it comes to their CPD.
Mr Anderson said Healius Pathology Network’s position as one of the largest pathology providers in the country allows the organisation to translate clinical insights into accessible learning for GPs.
“Every day, our teams see the diagnostic patterns shaping Australia’s health. Whether it’s new testing technologies, shifts in screening, or changes in disease prevalence, we are well-placed to share that knowledge in a meaningful way.
“This partnership helps us provide GPs with CPD that is practical, easy to access and grounded in real clinical data,” he said.
The partnership strengthens Healius Pathology Network’s vision to provide seamless, high-quality pathology services that empower clinicians with clear insights to improve health outcomes for individuals and communities across Australia.