Help us build a stronger community of GPs interested in pelvic pain. Join G-POP to connect, learn, and improve pathways for patients living with complex pelvic pain.

Demand for our services continues to grow, and like many services around Australia, we are seeing increasing wait times.

While some patients require ongoing specialist input, many improve substantially over time. As symptoms become more stable and confidence grows, our goal is to support a transition back to community-based care with a trusted GP.To help make this possible, we're developing G-POP (GP-led Pelvic Pain Optimised Pathways), a network of GPs with an interest in pelvic pain and related conditions.

G-POP aims to bring together clinicians who want to build their confidence in this space, connect with like-minded colleagues, and improve pathways for patients living with complex pelvic pain.Whether you're already seeing a number of pelvic pain patients or simply have an interest in learning more, we'd love to have you involved.

As G-POP grows, members will have opportunities to:

• Attend pelvic pain education and professional development events 
• Connect with other GPs and clinicians with a shared interest in pelvic pain 
• Access practical resources, templates and clinical tools 
• Participate in networking and collegial support opportunities 
• Stay up to date with developments in pelvic pain and endometriosis care 
• Explore opportunities to provide ongoing care for patients transitioning from specialist pelvic pain services 

Our vision is to create a supportive community of GPs who are interested in improving care for people living with pelvic pain, while strengthening connections between specialist services and primary care.