Conference News and Reports

April, 2023

The 2023 WONCA world conference organisation is progressing well, and we look forward to welcoming you to Sydney in October.

April, 2023

The WONCA 2023 Conference will provide a unique opportunity to learn from the experiences of colleagues in different cultures and contexts.

April, 2023

The conference will bring together a global community of Rural Generalists, rural consultant specialists, students, doctors in training, supervisors, medical educators and allied-health practitioners to celebrate your passion for delivering safe, culturally appropriate and consistent healthcare to rural and remote communities.

February, 2023

As the Host Organising Committee Chair of the WONCA World conference coming to Sydney from October 26 – 29, 2023, Dr Karen Price invites you to celebrate the wonder of Family and Community Medicine.

February, 2023

This is your opportunity to expand your expertise, meet like-minded professionals and make unforgettable memories. Make sure to check your eligibility today and take advantage of this amazing opportunity!

December, 2022

During the last week of November I attended the annual conference of my own college - the Royal Australian College of GPs (RACGP). Next year, the RACGP is honoured to be hosting the world conference of WONCA, in conjunction with our own conference.

December, 2022

We are looking for family doctor reviewers to assess the quality and relevance of submissions.

November, 2022

WONCA 2023 is less than a year away. I am looking forward to working with my committee to make it the most exciting and transformative conference in your career. - Professor Mark Morgan, Conference Scientific Committee Chair,

October, 2022

WONCA will bring together family doctors, GPs and primary healthcare specialists from around the world so don’t miss your chance to be involved the largest global gathering of primary care professionals.

September, 2022

WONCA Iberoamericana-CIMF calls for scientific articles and academic texts to be published by CIMF into a tribute book to honour Salvador Tranche. He will also be honoured at the VIII Summit of Family and Community Medicine in Guatemala