A Distribution Priority Area (DPA) is a geographic region designated by the Australian government as having a shortage of healthcare services. GPs working in DPAs may have access to added incentives or support programs. These areas are identified based on factors such as population demographics and healthcare needs. The Modified Monash Model (MMM) is a classification system used to categorise geographic regions in Australia based on their remoteness and population size. MMM regions range from MM1 (major cities) to MM7 (very remote areas). GPs working in MMM regions may be eligible for specific workforce incentives or support programs tailored to their location. These classifications help inform policies and programs aimed at addressing healthcare workforce distribution and improving access to medical services in underserved areas across Australia.