Journal Clubs
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Would you like to discuss the evidence relevant to your daily clinical practice, share your experience, brush up your critical appraisal skills, earn points claimable for registrars’ supervision activities and other professional development points.
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Join the other GP practices that we support in running regular chat to discuss evidence relevant to their practice “Journal Club”.
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As a valued member of our network, we are delighted to be offering our JCs online as well as still being able to support you to run these events in your practice. We will provide you with the best available evidence answering your clinical question, guidance on the appraisal and the interpretation of the research evidence, and tools to foster the implementation of the evidence into practice.
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Please join us by subscribing to our network for and educational and engaging JC, either online or F2F - we look forward to seeing you!
*NB: If there is a particular research question you would like to suggest for any of our JCs please contact us.​
Upcoming Journal Clubs
Check back later for our next online journal club.
If you have a topic you would like to discuss at a Journal Club, please contact us on goldnet@bond.edu.au
Previous Journal Clubs
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Click on the links below for a summary or watch a recording of the journal club.
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21st May 2024: The benefits and harms of drug treatment for Type 2 Diabetes
Presented in collaboration with the University of Queensland PBRN, UQGP Research
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Benefits and Harms of Type 2 Diabetes Drug Treatment - Journal Club Resource - Slides
29 June 2023: Nicotine Vaping for Smoking Cessation
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Nicotine Vaping for Smoking Cessation Journal Club Resource - Slides
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12 October 2022: Weight Loss Interventions in Primary Care
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7 April 2022: Lung Cancer Screening
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Archived
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Freeman D, et al. Effects of different types of written vaccination information on COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in the UK (OCEANS-III): a single-blind, parallel-group, randomised controlled trial. Lancet Public Health. 2021 Jun;6(6):e416-e427. PMID: 33991482 doi:10.1016/S2468-2667(21)00096-7