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The aftermath of tragedy

The aftermath of tragedy

SPONSORED CONTENT: What GPs need to know before releasing the personal health information of patients involved in a serious crime.


When friends and family ask for medical advice

When friends and family ask for medical advice

newsGP speaks with three GPs about how they respond when asked for informal assistance.


Pushing the boundaries

Pushing the boundaries

SPONSORED CONTENT: In general practice, there is a wide range of tolerance when it comes to patients who push legal and therapeutic boundaries.


Media fails to cover harms of early diagnostic testing: study

Media fails to cover harms of early diagnostic testing: study

Researchers fear a lack of risk–benefit analysis may be contributing to overdiagnosis.


How one GP is tackling the ‘dangerous’ scourge of medical misinformation

How one GP is tackling the ‘dangerous’ scourge of medical misinformation

Dr Preeya Alexander is worried about the spread of COVID-19 misinformation on social media and fears it will only become worse as the vaccine rollout gets underway.


Why the complementary medicine regulatory push was shelved

Why the complementary medicine regulatory push was shelved

Medical Board oversight will return to a broader risk-based approach rather than singling out areas of medicine.


Red tape amid a rural health crisis: Why it can take years to recruit a GP for the bush

Red tape amid a rural health crisis: Why it can take years to recruit a GP for the bush

Practice owners and recruiters bemoan sluggish GP recruitment as the rural workforce shortage worsens.


RACGP President calls out rogue MP over COVID misinformation

RACGP President calls out rogue MP over COVID misinformation

UPDATED: Dr Karen Price has condemned Federal MP Craig Kelly’s appearance on a podcast hosted by ‘disgraced former celebrity chef’ Pete Evans.


Medical training highly rated – but bullying still a problem

Medical training highly rated – but bullying still a problem

GPs in training reported the lowest rates of harassment and bullying of all the groups surveyed.


Medical misinformation threatens to derail COVID health response

Medical misinformation threatens to derail COVID health response

But would censoring high profile spreaders of non-evidence-based content do more harm than good?


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