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Debt-scrapping law for rural doctors kicks in

Debt-scrapping law for rural doctors kicks in

The move is designed to encourage doctors and nurse practitioners to work in areas of acute need, although views are mixed on its likely impact. 


Budget: Promises kept but reform needed

Budget: Promises kept but reform needed

The Federal Budget fulfils election commitments but does not address the major challenges facing general practice, the RACGP has said.


Readers reject alleged scale of Medicare leakage

Readers reject alleged scale of Medicare leakage

Only one in 10 respondents to a newsGP poll believe the reported $8 billion estimate is accurate.


General Practice Crisis Summit: Key outcomes

General Practice Crisis Summit: Key outcomes

High-level solutions were discussed in working groups and summarised into recommendations to inform the RACGP White Paper.


How is primary care funded overseas?

How is primary care funded overseas?

With many general practices struggling, the Grattan Institute’s Peter Breadon looks for lessons beyond Australia’s borders.


GP reform push supported by emergency doctors

GP reform push supported by emergency doctors

The President of the Australasian College of Emergency Medicine has backed plans to strengthen primary care.


First national online directory for eating disorders

First national online directory for eating disorders

The site links credentialed healthcare providers to ensure access to appropriate treatment pathways.


GP22 a chance to start vital paradigm shift

GP22 a chance to start vital paradigm shift

The RACGP’s annual conference will this year host three plenary sessions exploring how prevention can become a larger part of the healthcare system.


National Cabinet commits to healthcare review

National Cabinet commits to healthcare review

The planned assessment of funding arrangements reform options is a chance to secure the future of general practice, according to the RACGP.


Should healthcare data live on after a patient dies?

Should healthcare data live on after a patient dies?

General practices hold vast amounts of posthumous healthcare data that is immensely useful, but its use raises important ethical considerations.


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