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In Practice: Rural training grants for GPs

In Practice: Rural training grants for GPs

Eligible GPs can upskill in procedural and emergency medicine skills through the Rural Procedural Grants Program.


Leading in rural settings

Leading in rural settings

Dr Mary Beth MacIsaac discusses her work with the Royal Flying Doctors Service, as well as her recent research around quality and quality improvement in general practice.


GPs step up to avoid ‘absolute collapse’ of health system

GPs step up to avoid ‘absolute collapse’ of health system

A Pandemic Code Brown across Victorian public hospitals has added to the ‘bottlenecking’ of general practice services, GPs say.


Become A GP: RACGP launches campaign to boost GP workforce

Become A GP: RACGP launches campaign to boost GP workforce

The new campaign aims to inspire medical students and junior doctors to specialise in general practice.


In Practice: telehealth and billing updates

In Practice: telehealth and billing updates

The new year will bring a number of changes to telehealth and MBS billing for GPs to be aware of.


Honouring achievement in rural general practice

Honouring achievement in rural general practice

RACGP Rural has announced the four recipients of its annual awards.


New GP–hospital partnership aims to improve specialist access

New GP–hospital partnership aims to improve specialist access

The initiative will see patients given direct, on-site access to non-GP specialists, making handover and aftercare more efficient.


Rural health comes down to leadership and support

Rural health comes down to leadership and support

Workforce shortages persist in rural SA, but the RACGP Rural Chair says there is ‘nothing mythical’ about attracting and retaining GPs.


‘No limits’ to upskilling with WACHS

‘No limits’ to upskilling with WACHS

SPONSORED: With training in anaesthetics, emergency and general medicine, rural practice means you can become a ‘jack of all trades’.


Why some towns can attract GPs while others go without

Why some towns can attract GPs while others go without

Part of the transition to college-led training is addressing workforce needs across the country, but GPs say more support is needed to attract doctors.


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