RACGP Standards for General Practices
1–3 in the Quality Improvement module, and Standards 1–6 in the General Practice module). • The Criteria for each Standard has a code indicating the module (C for Core, QI for Quality Improvement and GP for General Practice), followed by sequential numbering that indicates the Standard and Criterion.
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