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World-first study links social health with dementia

World-first study links social health with dementia

The benefits of social wellbeing are an ‘often neglected’ intervention for people with neurocognitive disorders.


GPs slam ‘worrying’, ‘opportunistic’ pharmacy COVID testing trial

GPs slam ‘worrying’, ‘opportunistic’ pharmacy COVID testing trial

Queensland Health is pushing ahead with the planned trial despite concerns for the safety of pharmacists and the wider community.


GPs ‘horrified’ at latest pharmacy proposal

GPs ‘horrified’ at latest pharmacy proposal

The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia has suggested ‘non-urgent’ emergency department presentations be directed to community pharmacy.


Active Ingredient Prescribing to become mandatory from 1 February

Active Ingredient Prescribing to become mandatory from 1 February

GPs have been reminded to update their clinical software in order to continue issuing legal prescriptions.


What GPs should watch out for when ePrescribing

What GPs should watch out for when ePrescribing

GPs have called for careful uptake of electronic prescriptions due to privacy concerns and the complexities for patients with multiple medications.


Parkrun found to benefit health and wellbeing

Parkrun found to benefit health and wellbeing

A new study review has further cemented that the social running program is effective, and also helps to target priority groups.


NSW to follow Victoria in rollout of ePrescribing

NSW to follow Victoria in rollout of ePrescribing

The announcement gives software providers the greenlight to ensure general practices and pharmacies in Sydney are ready for the change.


Australian antibiotic prescribing remains high – despite recent drop

Australian antibiotic prescribing remains high – despite recent drop

Rates remain double those of some European nations, with disadvantaged areas in major cities among the most affected.


‘Nudge’ letters prompt sustained drop in antibiotic prescribing

‘Nudge’ letters prompt sustained drop in antibiotic prescribing

It is estimated GPs issued around 190,000 fewer antibiotic prescriptions as a result of the compliance campaign.


Social prescribing should be a part of standard care: RACGP

Social prescribing should be a part of standard care: RACGP

The college and other medical organisations have urged the Government to include social prescribing in its 10-Year Primary Health Care Plan.


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