Opportunity to provide feedback on education for managing depression and anxiety in young people

October 11, 2026

GPs are invited to provide feedback on education available through Medcast QHub focused on the quality use of medicines for depression and anxiety in young people.

Researchers from Monash University want to understand how useful and relevant the education is to general practice, as well as what encourages or prevents GPs from engaging with the activities.

Importantly, you can participate whether or not you have used the QHub education.

What participation involves

GPs who take part will join a 45–60 minute online discussion with a member of the Monash University evaluation team via Zoom.

The discussion can be scheduled at a convenient time, including out of hours, and participating GPs will receive a $160 gift card as a gesture of appreciation of their time.

Researchers are interested in hearing about:

  • why you chose to participate, or not participate, in the QHub activities
  • how relevant the education is to your clinical practice
  • your experiences and perceptions of the education available.

You can view the explanatory statement for more information about the study.

Express your interest in participating

Explore the QHub education

GPs can also access the free, CPD-accredited education and resources through the Medcast QHub, including clinical guides, shared decision-making tools, webinars and other practical resources supporting the management of depression and anxiety in young people.

Explore the QHub education and resources

For questions about the evaluation, contact quma-project@monash.edu.

This study has been approved by the Monash University Human Research Ethics Committee (project ID 50769).

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