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

The aim of this paper is to examine definitions of digital healthcare access, identify challenges for patients, practitioners and the primary healthcare system and propose strategies for inequities.

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.

In part 2 of the Medical Certificate of Cause of Death series, we describe the format of the death certificate and best practice in completion of a Medical Certificate of Cause of Death.

The aim of this three-part series is to provide a helpful resource for GPs to understand the legislative requirements of the Medical Certificate of Cause of Death.

This paper explores respectful community engagement and local co-design in addressing the challenges faced by rural Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities in accessing healthcare.

Understanding where general practice registrars come from can highlight which institutions are producing higher proportions of graduates entering general practice or rural generalist training.

This article seeks to define burnout and delineate it from similar conditions.

This article examines real-world barriers to CKD screening and detection in Australian primary care and outlines strategies to raise GP and patient awareness.

This article provides an overview of the GP’s expanding role in genomic medicine, some tools to assist GPs to navigate this landscape, and barriers to genomic uptake.

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The aim of this paper is to improve the skill set of GPs to enable them to manage low-risk fractures in the primary care setting.