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Tasmania visit reinforces need for funding investment

Tasmania visit reinforces need for funding investment

Both state and federal governments need to boost the amount of support being given to general practices, the RACGP has said.


The concern of rising out-of-pocket health costs

The concern of rising out-of-pocket health costs

Rising out-of-pocket health costs are a worry. But the major political parties have barely mentioned it.


RACGP Rural marks 30 years

RACGP Rural marks 30 years

The college’s rural faculty was formed in April 1992 to advocate, educate and support GPs in more remote parts of the country.


RACGP open to building urgent care clinics on existing infrastructure

RACGP open to building urgent care clinics on existing infrastructure

The college says the bulk billing clinics – projected to cost $135 million over four years – must not duplicate or fragment care.


RACGP speaks out on lack of 10-year plan funding

RACGP speaks out on lack of 10-year plan funding

‘Whoever forms government’ must invest in primary care or risk compromising the entire health system, says President Dr Karen Price.


Which diseases prompt the most spending in Australia?

Which diseases prompt the most spending in Australia?

A new analysis published by the AIHW has ranked the spending per case of each disease in Australia for the first time.


Budget fallout: RACGP disappointment over 10-year plan

Budget fallout: RACGP disappointment over 10-year plan

Despite previous Government assurances, vital components of the Primary Health Care 10 Year Plan remain unfunded, President Dr Karen Price has said.


What is the future of general practice funding?

What is the future of general practice funding?

Associate Professor Chris Hogan considers the current state of primary care and suggests basic steps for enacting change.


‘Doctors might be intimidated’: GP blasts NSW complaints body

‘Doctors might be intimidated’: GP blasts NSW complaints body

A single anonymous complaint was enough for one Taree GP to receive a warning about ‘maintaining constructive communication’ in public.


GPs are not ‘self-serving’ – we are desperate

GPs are not ‘self-serving’ – we are desperate

The issues around attracting doctors to general practice are long-term, complex and need to be carefully managed. The last thing we need is yet another attack on GPs, writes Dr Karen Price.


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