The NAPCRG International Committee awarded three prizes to the best completed primary care research presented during the 2023 NAPCRG Annual Meeting:

• Shoba Dawson, PhD, will present "Prescription medication sharing for non-recreational purposes: A systematic review of the literature" at the Dutch College of General Practice meeting in September 2024.
• Alicia Agnoli, MD, MHS, MPH, will present "Mortality risk associated with dose tapering among patients prescribed long-term opioid therapy" at the Society for Academic Primary Care meeting in July 2024.
• Professor Hazel Everitt will present "Amitriptyline at Low-dose and Titrated for Irritable Bowel Syndrome in Primary Care: ATLANTIS: Randomised Controlled Trial" at the Australasian Association for Academic Primary Care meeting in August 2024.

The 2023 International Plenary was held during the NAPCRG Annual Meeting and featured the three awardees from our reciprocal partner organizations:

• Dr. Carla Bernardo, Australasian Association for Academic Primary Care (AAAPC): "Physical and psychological trauma resulting from motor vehicle accidents managed in general practice: a mixed-methods study"
• Dr. Jennifer Newbould, Society for Academic Primary Care (SAPC): “Digital Facilitation in Primary Care, a Focused Ethnographic Study of the Experiences of Staff, Patients and Stakeholders.”
• Dr. Elisabeth Liesbeth AB, Dutch College of General Practice: “High Rates of Anorectal Chlamydia in Women: A Cross-Sectional Study in General Practice.”

The NAPCRG International Committee awarded three prizes to the best completed primary care research presented during the 2022 NAPCRG Annual Meeting:

• Peter Hanlon "Making it work: how community groups create space for behaviour change"; The Australian Association for Academic Primary Care (AAAPC)
• Marianne McCallum "Making it work: how community groups create space for behaviour change"; The Dutch College of General Practice
• Marije te Winkel “Personal Continuity and Prescribing Correctly: a Perfect Couple in Primary Care”; Society for Academic Primary Care (SAPC)

The 2022 International Plenary was held during the NAPCRG Annual Meeting and featured the three awardees from our reciprocal partner organizations:

• Danielle Mazza, MD, MBBS, Danielle was unable to present in person and co-author Anisa Assifi, PhD, MPH presented during the session; “Increasing uptake of long-acting reversible contraception in family practice: results of the ACCORd trial 3-year follow-up”; The Australian Association for Academic Primary Care (AAAPC)
• Siham Bouchareb “'I Am my Own Doctor': A Qualitative Study of the Perspectives and Decision-Making Process of Muslims with Diabetes on Ramadan Fasting"; The Dutch College of General Practice
• Wendy V. Norman, MD "Changing Mifepristone to a Normal Prescription: Effect on Primary Care Abortion Provision"; Society for Academic Primary Care (SAPC)

The NAPCRG International Committee awarded three prizes to the best completed primary care research presented during the 2021 NAPCRG Annual Meeting:

• The Australian Association for Academic Primary Care (AAAPC): Emilie Dufour; "What is the reported experience of patients receiving care from Integrated Primary Care Teams?"
• The Dutch College of General Practice: Peter Hanlon; "Multimorbidity and frailty in middle-aged adults with type 2 diabetes mellitus"
• Society for Academic Primary Care (SAPC): Jessica Watson, “Doctor-patient communication about blood tests: qualitative interview study in general practice”

The 2021 International Plenary was held during the NAPCRG Annual Meeting and featured the three awardees from our reciprocal partner  organizations.

• The Australian Association for Academic Primary Care (AAAPC): Abhir Nainani; "GPs’ perspective and experiences when screening for primary aldosteronism in hypertensive patients"
• The Dutch College of General Practice: Carmen Erkelens; "Acute Coronary Syndrome During Telephone Triage at Out-of-Hours Primary Care: Lessons From A Case-Control Study"
• Society for Academic Primary Care (SAPC): Deborah McCahon, “How do GPs approach deprescribing of long-term medicines within the context of limited life expectancy?”

The NAPCRG International Committee awarded three prizes to the best completed primary care research presented during the 2020 NAPCRG Annual Meeting:

• The Australian Association for Academic Primary Care (AAAPC): Peter Hanlon; "Frailty in trials: an analysis of individual participant data from trials of pharmacological interventions"
• The Dutch College of General Practice: Grant Russell; "Can the delivery of primary care to refugees be improved? Findings from an Australian cluster randomized trial"

The 2020 International Plenary was held during the NAPCRG Annual Meeting and featured the two awardees from our reciprocal partner organizations.

• The Australian Association for Academic Primary Care (AAAPC): Grant Russell; "Can the delivery of primary care to refugees be improved? Findings from an Australian cluster randomized trial"
• The Dutch College of General Practice: Vincent van Vugt; "Internet based vestibular rehabilitation with and without physiotherapy support for adults aged 50 and older with a chronic vestibular syndrome in general practice: three armed randomised controlled trial"
• Society for Academic Primary Care (SAPC): SAPC did not have an awardee in this session as their 2020 meeting was canceled.