GPs: take our 10-minute survey to help improve PHN support

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Last updated 15 May 2026
GPs: take our 10-minute survey to help improve PHN support

Brisbane South PHN is inviting general practitioners (GPs) across our region to share their experience of engaging with the PHN. Your perspective will help us understand what is working, what is not, and where we can do better for general practitioners. 

In return, you will receive a personalised insights report by email, including tailored resources aligned to your clinical interests and the priority populations you work with. 

Help shape the future GP engagement strategy for Brisbane South PHN 

The survey is part of a stakeholder review being conducted by Beacon Strategies on behalf of Brisbane South PHN.  

Responses from local GPs will be de-identified and aggregated as insights to help inform and shape Brisbane South PHN’s approach to engaging and partnering with GPs in the future, including:

  • how GPs are provided with opportunities to get involved in shaping local health initiatives

  • how we can better support day to day clinical practice.

Take the 10-minute, confidential survey to have your say 

The survey features short, focused questions designed to be answered in under 10 minutes total, with respect for how busy GPs are day-to-day. 

In return for completing the survey, you will receive a personalised insights report by email, including tailored insights across five engagement domains, plus links to free resources aligned to your nominated clinical interests. 

What the survey covers: 

  • Your current relationship with the PHN 

  • Drivers of participation and barriers to engagement 

  • Communication and information flow 

  • Co-design and future engagement opportunities 

  • Value and impact of PHN engagement 

  • Your clinical interests and priority populations 

 

Your input helps to shape how we show up for GPs. Complete our quick, confidential survey online 

The GP engagement survey is available to complete up until 5 pm on Friday 12 June 2026.  

Questions? Reach out to us 

To learn more about the survey, please contact our Primary Health Engagement team. Email us at [email protected]