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Jan–Feb issue of Australian Journal of General Practice now available

Jan–Feb issue of Australian Journal of General Practice now available

The latest issue of the Australian Journal of General Practice, the RACGP’s peer-reviewed scholarly journal, is available online.


New function expected to strengthen public trust in My Health Record

New function expected to strengthen public trust in My Health Record

Australians are now able to permanently delete their My Health Record, with planned changes officially coming into effect.


New advice on multiple prescribing and complementary medicines

New advice on multiple prescribing and complementary medicines

A collaboration between Choosing Wisely and the PSA has produced recommendations that provide increased clarity around best prescribing practices.


The defining moments of general practice in 2018: Part 1

The defining moments of general practice in 2018: Part 1

As the end of another year approaches, we should consider the progress and success our profession has experienced over the past 12 months.


GP mental health consultations continuing to rise

GP mental health consultations continuing to rise

The latest Mental health services in Australia report highlights the most common mental health problems seen in general practice.


December issue of Australian Journal of General Practice now available

December issue of Australian Journal of General Practice now available

The latest issue of the Australian Journal of General Practice, the RACGP’s peer-reviewed scholarly journal, is available online.


Old doc, new drugs: Glifozins

Old doc, new drugs: Glifozins

Dr Casey Parker examines a newer class of drugs for diabetes.


HPV vaccination records moved to the Australian Immunisation Register

HPV vaccination records moved to the Australian Immunisation Register

Patients’ vaccination information will now be kept in a single place.


Hospital pharmacists raise the alarm over post-surgery opioid prescriptions

Hospital pharmacists raise the alarm over post-surgery opioid prescriptions

More than 70% of Australian hospitals send patients home with strong opioids ‘just in case’, according to a new report.


Federal Government pledges $100m to support patients with type 1 diabetes

Federal Government pledges $100m to support patients with type 1 diabetes

Patients with type 1 diabetes will receive more options for continuous glucose monitoring and free access to such devices following the Government’s funding pledge.


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