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Interactive quizzes are based on material found in Best Practice Journal and Best Tests. Initially, quizzes are posted out with journals and GPs are invited to submit their answers for CME credits.
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Creating a free My bpac account signs you up to receive Best Practice Bulletin emailed directly to you. It allows users to personalise the content they see, store favourite articles, manage postal/electronic mailing list details and complete CME quizzes and audits. In addition, General Practitioners (and some Nurse Practitioners and Pharmacist Prescribers) can access personalised reports on dispensed pharmaceuticals and laboratory tests performed.
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You may have a My bpac account and not even know it. If you have forgotten your username and password (and you are a General Practitioner) your username is most likely your MCNZ number. Click "reset password" below if you would like to get a new password.
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