General practice research priority setting in Australia: Informing a research agenda to deliver best patient care

Abstract

METHOD: A comprehensive literature review was conducted, followed by a modified two-round Delphi survey of general practice stakeholders. RESULTS: Sixty-seven general practice research priorities were identified. Priorities included quality care and evidence-based practice. DISCUSSION: The results provide a contemporary reference point for an Australian general practice research agenda that helps prioritise and advocate for funding, and enables delivery of evidence-based patient care.