A vast, fast information resource for primary care professionals in Australia
Answers at your fingertips
With more pages than the entire Encyclopaedia Britannica, GPnotebook helps thousands of primary care clinicians in Australia find the information they need – quickly and easily!
Comprehensive and current
More than 35,000 concise articles, each on a specific clinical topic. Hundreds of content updates made every month.
Fast
Rapidly find the content you need with our AI-enabled search or by browsing clinical categories.
Flexible
Designed for use both during and outside the consultation. Works on all your devices.
Free
No subscription fee for primary care professionals in Australia.
How can GPnotebook help you?
GPnotebook helps busy GPs save time by providing easy access to reliable, concise information to support quicker, more assured clinical decision-making
The information you need. All in one place
When you need information to help you make decisions during the working day – say you want to check what is known about anemia in people taking metformin – there are many places you could look... without any guarantee of finding what you need. We built GPnotebook to solve that problem.
Find answers quickly
Before you go hunting on Google, on PubMed or for a drug's product information, try searching GPnotebook. The site has more than 35,000 short, bullet-point clinical articles covering a myriad of specific clinical topics.
Just the right type of information
All our content is written by practising GPs who understand your information needs. You won't need to browse through irrelevant content – we've already done that for you.
Why other Australian primary care professionals use GPnotebook
Get started in minutes
Follow these simple steps to get free, immediate access to all content on the site.
1. Fill out the registration form
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2. Verify your email address
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3. Sign in for unlimited access to all content
Check the "Remember me" box and you won't have to sign in on your next visit.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost?
All the content on GPnotebook is available without charge but you must create a free account to access more than five pages. Access to advanced features such as CPD tracking or Study Group events requires a subscription to GPnotebook Pro.
How is the site funded?
The cost of producing the site and its content is funded by display advertising and subscriptions. Except for a limited amount of hosted material, all content on GPnotebook has been developed by our content team independently from any third parties. Editorial decisions are made based on the relevance and applicability of the material to the audience and are not influenced by any funding sources.
Why do I have to register?
The content of the site is intended, and written, for healthcare professionals and is not suitable for patients. To ensure the site is accessed by the intended audience, we require our users to create an account and sign in to view the majority of the material. Registered users can also receive regular email newsletters featuring the latest updates and clinical developments.
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