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Free yourself from policy paperwork

Managing policies doesn't need to be hard. GPDocs gives New Zealand general practices the tools to stay compliant, save time, and reduce the pressure on your team.

Get the good-practice policy guide.

Unless you're a policy expert, knowing how to manage policies is stressful.  Our guide explains what practices should be doing, and how to solve common headaches.

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Benefits

GPDocs was created by healthcare policy specialists who understand the challenges you face every day—tight deadlines, compliance pressure, and too few hands on deck.

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Whether you’re prepping for Foundation or just trying to get ahead of the next audit, we help you stay ready, without the scramble.

Assessment ready policies

We provide you with professionally written policies aligned with RNZCGP Standards.

Automatic policy updates

Our New Zealand policy writers monitor rules and regulations, and make updates when things change.

Easy to understand, easy to use

Your practice, and assessor, can access the policies through a simple website.  

Supports your team—not just your compliance

Feel confident taking the guess work out of policies.  And having one source of truth for the latest information.

Takes the pressure off assessments

No more scrambling to prepare for assessment.  Policies and evidence clearly support RNZCGP Standards.

Work smarter with GPDocs policies and procedures

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Assessment-ready policies

Get online access to policies that align with the RNZCGP Foundation and Cornerstone standard.  

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A roadmap for your practice

Tailor policies to reflect your practice, and use our resources to keep everyone accountable and compliant. 

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Always up to date and compliant

We take care of policy updates.  Simply follow our review schedule and focus on putting it into practice.

I can honestly say it is worth every cent.  I would highly recommend GPDocs to all practices – you will not regret it.” 

Stoke Medical Centre

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