This cross-sectional study examined difficulty accessing healthcare, changes experienced in healthcare utilisation and concerns related to 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.

GPs’ ongoing community-based patient relationships and primary care expertise uniquely position them to identify and manage loneliness.

The Handbook of Non-Drug interventions (HANDI) is an online formulary of non-drug interventions, enabling GPs to offer to a greater choice of interventions to their patients.

Concussion (a mild traumatic brain injury) is a common injury causing functional disturbance in the brain. This issue presents up-to-date management of acute and post-acute symptoms of concussion.

These questions are based on the Focus articles in this issue.

The aim of this article is to provide GPs with contemporary recommendations on paediatric concussion diagnosis and management in the acute and subacute phases.

This article provides an evidence-based clinical approach to supporting return to learning and return to work in patients with persistent post-concussion symptoms.

The aim of this article is to review the characteristics of people with concussion who may need multidisciplinary concussion care and current service models.

This article outlines key updates and practical guidance for assessment and management of mild traumatic brain injury/concussion.

This paper aims to provide clinically relevant, evidence-based advice for GPs who are treating patients with post-concussion symptoms.

This focus issue highlights timely and multidisciplinary concussion care for adults and children, with contemporary practical resources for GPs and lay people.

Trauma-informed care provides a framework for us to support our patients, our communities and ourselves.