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GPs encouraged to upskill in opioid dependence treatment

GPs encouraged to upskill in opioid dependence treatment

An RACGP program aims to help GPs better understand this ‘rewarding’ area of medicine and boost authorised prescriber numbers.


In Practice: PSR Bill passes

In Practice: PSR Bill passes

Supported by the RACGP, the new legislation makes key amendments to clarify and improve administration of the scheme.


Bill introduced to further improve PSR processes

Bill introduced to further improve PSR processes

The new legislation should present ‘very little to fear’ for most GPs, according to the RACGP.


What are the most reviewed items under Medicare compliance?

What are the most reviewed items under Medicare compliance?

Standard GP consultations and chronic disease management services make up the bulk of the top 10 most reviewed item numbers by the PSR.


‘Lack of transparency a key theme’: Section 92 report

‘Lack of transparency a key theme’: Section 92 report

A review that focused on the process for agreements between health professionals and the PSR includes 14 recommendations for change.


‘No objection’ to PSR improvement bill: RACGP

‘No objection’ to PSR improvement bill: RACGP

The college will not oppose legislation prompted by the Medicare compliance review, but still wants to be consulted on panel appointments. 


In Practice: Updated PSR Guide

In Practice: Updated PSR Guide

The new guide outlines what doctors referred to the Professional Services Review can expect at each stage of the proces.
 


RACGP raises questions over impending PSR changes

RACGP raises questions over impending PSR changes

A representative says the college supports greater transparency and fairness around compliance, but notes the approach must be balanced.


New home for ‘on the go’ CPD

New home for ‘on the go’ CPD

The myCPD app is designed let members manage their continuing professional development from anywhere, on any device.


IVF does not affect child development: Study

IVF does not affect child development: Study

Research shows equal development and educational outcomes for IVF and spontaneously conceived children.


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