Supporting children through disaster GPs can now access trauma kits designed to help provide care specific to the needs of children, who are among the most vulnerable in disasters.
Good for the herd GPs are reminding patients of the importance of up-to-date vaccinations in order to ensure herd immunity and keep vulnerable people protected.
Fostering connections to overcome loneliness More and more Australians are feeling lonely, with some experts warning of a loneliness epidemic. What can be done?
The year so far in general practice Locally, nationally, clinically, professionally, the beginning of 2019 has been a busy time for general practice. We look at the most popular newsGP articles from the first part of the year.
Supporting children through disaster GPs can now access trauma kits designed to help provide care specific to the needs of c...
Good for the herd GPs are reminding patients of the importance of up-to-date vaccinations in order to ens...
The year so far in general practice Locally, nationally, clinically, professionally, the beginning of 2019 has been a busy ...
RACGP condemns pharmacist prescribing of the pill and certain antib... Questions raised over Queensland trial broadening pharmacists’ scope of prac...
Lifting of Medicare freeze only the start: RACGP While important, thawing the freeze does little to repair damage caused by long-term devaluing of GP services, according to the RACGP President.
Put patients first: RACGP Dr Harry Nespolon launched the RACGP’s election campaign, demanding politicians take patient health seriously and ensure access to quality care.
April issue of Australian Journal of General Practice now available The latest issue of the RACGP’s peer-reviewed scholarly journal is available online.