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Adolescents at most risk of developing myocarditis: TGA

Adolescents at most risk of developing myocarditis: TGA

Myocarditis rates related to the Pfizer vaccine been released, while the Moderna vaccine has been included in the safety report for the first time.


No fatalities among seven new AZ blood clots cases

No fatalities among seven new AZ blood clots cases

The additional cases mean thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome is occurring at a rate of 1.29 per 100,000 doses administered.


New guide to help manage escalating patient aggression

New guide to help manage escalating patient aggression

The COVID-19 vaccine rollout has coincided with reports of increasingly hostile and violent patient behaviour.


Providing help that is needed but not wanted

Providing help that is needed but not wanted

Dr Thileepan Naren’s choice to persevere with a patient during their recovery from opioid addiction led to triumphant outcomes.


No such thing as a stupid question

No such thing as a stupid question

SPONSORED: There are some common areas in which healthcare professionals can be hesitant to ask questions.


New life insurance information GPs need to know

New life insurance information GPs need to know

Changes designed to protect patient privacy will be instituted from 1 July.


What does quality patient-centred care really mean?

What does quality patient-centred care really mean?

Four key concepts were put forward at the RACGP’s Practice Owners National Conference for existing and aspiring practice owners to consider.


Further room for improvement in health literacy

Further room for improvement in health literacy

Recent patient feedback further establishes GPs’ stewardship role in health literacy and safeguarding quality use of medicines.


Can patients access their medical records?

Can patients access their medical records?

SPONSORED CONTENT: Medico-legal adviser Nerissa Ferrie examines a common issue in general practice.


Private vs corporate: does it impact quality of general practice care?

Private vs corporate: does it impact quality of general practice care?

Australian researchers suggest the trend towards larger corporate owned general practices may affect access and quality of patient care – but a GP expert says the evidence is lacking.


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