Osteoarthritis in General Practice
GP CO-DESIGN DINNER SERIES
An evening with Professor David Hunter and fellow local clinicians
Professor David Hunter and his University of Sydney research team have been asked to improve osteoarthritis standards in general practice. Before developing the work, they’re inviting local GPs to share their experience of how osteoarthritis is managed in everyday general practice, helping ensure the resulting work reflects the realities of primary care.
Free to attend
8 GPs per dinner
No prep required
CPD activity
6:30 pm start
Dinner provided
These dinners are for GPs currently practising in general practice, including GP registrars.
Five dinners on the Lower North Shore across late September and October. Two dinners have been added since the invitation was sent.Choose Your Dinner
Join Professor David Hunter and his University of Sydney research team for a small-group GP dinner contributing to the co-design of osteoarthritis standards in general practice.
The evening will include approximately 30 minutes of presentation and facilitated discussion with Professor Hunter, followed by a relaxed dinner and drinks.
Wednesday 24 September 2026
6:30 pm
Crows Nest Hotel
Free to attend. Eligible CPD activity. No preparation required.
This dinner is limited to eight currently practising GPs.
Join Professor David Hunter and his University of Sydney research team for a small-group GP dinner contributing to the co-design of osteoarthritis standards in general practice.
The evening will include approximately 30 minutes of presentation and facilitated discussion with Professor Hunter, followed by a relaxed dinner and drinks.
Wednesday 1 October 2026
6:30 pm
Around Neutral Bay
Free to attend. Eligible CPD activity. No preparation required.
This dinner is limited to eight currently practising GPs.
Join Professor David Hunter and his University of Sydney research team for a small-group GP dinner contributing to the co-design of osteoarthritis standards in general practice.
The evening will include approximately 30 minutes of presentation and facilitated discussion with Professor Hunter, followed by a relaxed dinner and drinks.
Wednesday 8 October 2026
6:30 pm
Crows Nest Hotel
Free to attend. Eligible CPD activity. No preparation required.
This dinner is limited to eight currently practising GPs.
Join Professor David Hunter and his University of Sydney research team for a small-group GP dinner contributing to the co-design of osteoarthritis standards in general practice.
The evening will include approximately 30 minutes of presentation and facilitated discussion with Professor Hunter, followed by a relaxed dinner and drinks.
Wednesday 15 October 2026
6:30 pm
Crows Nest Hotel
Free to attend. Eligible CPD activity. No preparation required.
This dinner is limited to eight currently practising GPs.
Join Professor David Hunter and his University of Sydney research team for a small-group GP dinner contributing to the co-design of osteoarthritis standards in general practice.
The evening will include approximately 30 minutes of presentation and facilitated discussion with Professor Hunter, followed by a relaxed dinner and drinks.
Wednesday 22 October 2026
6:30 pm
Crows Nest Hotel
Free to attend. Eligible CPD activity. No preparation required.
This dinner is limited to eight currently practising GPs.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. There is no sponsor and no product involved. The dinners are part of a University of Sydney research process.
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Naia Health is assisting Professor Hunter and his research team with organising the dinners, including venues, bookings and logistics. Professor Hunter consults from Naia Health in St Leonards.
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Yes. The dinner is eligible for CPD.
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No. Professor Hunter will present for around 30 minutes and facilitate the discussion, followed by a relaxed dinner and drinks. You're there to talk about how osteoarthritis is managed in your practice — no reading, no slides, no homework.
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No problem — just let us know by email. We'll offer your place to another GP, and if you'd still like to attend on another date, we'll try to fit you in.
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Yes. Each dinner is limited to eight GPs, so each attendee needs to register separately. Your colleague can register for the same dinner if places remain, or choose another available evening.