Problems affecting the female breast are diverse, affect all life stages, and require general practitioners to manage acute, chronic and preventive healthcare issues.
In this issue, AJGP launches a longitudinal series on artificial intelligence.
Overweight and obesity is the leading disease burden risk factor in Australia. In this issue we explore the dietary, pharmacological and surgical management options, and the systems we work within.
Consults involving obesity and weight management can be complex, often requiring a biopsychosocial approach and consideration of the stigma from both the general population and within healthcare.
General practitioners are frontline workers for psychological medicine. This issue presents the latest updates on mental health topics relevant to general practice.
Disaster can take many forms in general practice, ranging from in-house challenges such as IT security, through to full-blown external events on a local or global scale. Here, we consider several.
This issue aims to give a voice and to provide acknowledgement to GPs and GP researchers with knowledge and experience in disaster health management through dissemination of their insights and wisdom.
General practice and GPs are a valuable resource in disasters, but they also need support to be as effective and as safe as possible.
AJGP presents two initiatives and invite your submissions: a case study that is a collaboration between a medical student with their supervisor; and a new series, ‘Beyond the clinic door’.
General practitioner training is key to a healthy profession. In this issue, we explore teaching strategies, supervisor journeys and other aspects of general practice training and education.
A reflection on the Australian General Practice Training Program and nationally coordinated training for the general practitioners of the future.
This issue considers a range of topics around the broad theme of cancer and chronic disease, relevant to general practice.