This article outlines the challenges faced by people living with rare disease and highlights supportive resources for GPs to provide, facilitate and coordinate care.

This paper speaks to challenges and presents a framework to assist the treating doctor to deliver compassionate, comprehensive care when their patient is also a doctor.

CHAIRS enables structured, orderly preoperative planning crucial for achieving favourable outcomes in skin cancer surgery.

This article is aimed at improving awareness of the VETERANS lens tool among GPs and discussing how it can be used to support a comprehensive consultation for veteran patients.

This article outlines practical strategies for general practice registrars to thrive during (and beyond) training.

Part 3 of the Medical Certificate of Cause of Death series investigates the special situations and considerations that can arise as part of the process of completing a death certificate.

The aim of this article is to explore when and how to use shared decision making in consultations, and to increase awareness of the role of simple tools to support it.

This paper describes common illness narratives and how they are used by doctors and patients to make sense of symptoms. It also explores how alternative narratives can be used to empower people.

This paper reviews how uncertainty affects general practice and describes how models of decision making can be applied in this setting.

This paper examines how AI tools could augment GP-led mental health services by improving access and personalisation of care, while highlighting the central role of GPs in assessment and continuity.

This paper traces the development of national digital health infrastructure, including unique healthcare identifiers, interoperability standards, My Health Record and electronic prescribing.

This case study compares two real-world general practices undertaking digital transformation through contrasting strategies.

This article identifies use cases, learning value, risk management, necessary guardrails and a framework for the safe and effective implementation of GenAI in postgraduate GP training.

The aim of this article is to outline key aspects of effective continuing professional development (CPD) and ways in which AI can enhance CPD concerning digital capability in general practice.

The aim of this paper is to describe digital technologies likely to shape general practice to 2035, identify system shifts needed for safe and equitable integration and outline ‘no regrets’ actions.