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WHO launches global encephalitis policy

WHO launches global encephalitis policy

The release comes as one GP expert says ‘it’s very likely that Japanese encephalitis is now endemic in Australia’.


New consortium eyes primary care system reforms

New consortium eyes primary care system reforms

Professor Michael Kidd will lead GP clinician researchers to identify ‘real work challenges and provide practical solutions’.


Who is most likely to turn to ChatGPT for health information?

Who is most likely to turn to ChatGPT for health information?

New Australian research has uncovered how many patients are using the AI tool for clinical advice and just what questions they are asking.


GPs to diagnose and prescribe for ADHD under ‘breakthrough’ plan

GPs to diagnose and prescribe for ADHD under ‘breakthrough’ plan

West Australian GPs could soon be allowed to diagnose, initiate and manage treatment with stimulant medications.


Study urges tailored use of MHT

Study urges tailored use of MHT

Shared decision-making and an individualised approach are key when it comes to MHT, but there is an ‘urgent need’ for more research.


Medical Council backs Rural Generalist recognition

Medical Council backs Rural Generalist recognition

Rural generalism is on the verge of being recognised as its own specialty, with an application to be submitted to the Council of Health Ministers for approval.


New ad campaign to ‘raise the profile’ of primary healthcare

New ad campaign to ‘raise the profile’ of primary healthcare

The RACGP helped launch the first-of-its-kind Federal Government campaign at Parliament House, spruiking the diversity of general practice.


Pilot program supports advice sharing between specialties

Pilot program supports advice sharing between specialties

The ‘GP ASK’ trial allows non-GP specialists to directly advise GPs on patient management and healthcare, via phone or secure message.


Is your electorate impacted by a bulk-billing shift?

Is your electorate impacted by a bulk-billing shift?

Almost 10% of Federal electorates, including all five in Tasmania, had no clinics offering bulk-billed standard adult consultations, new data found.


What does the $573m women’s health package mean for GPs?

What does the $573m women’s health package mean for GPs?

Labor’s plan, matched by the Coalition, includes new PBS listings for contraceptive pills and MHT, new rebates, funded training, and bolstered Medicare payments for IUD insertions.


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