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NSW CHO calls for boost to preventive care

NSW CHO calls for boost to preventive care

The advice was prepared ahead of a new inquiry looking at how to address systemic healthcare strains.


NSW pharmacy prescribing trial expands

NSW pharmacy prescribing trial expands

More than 1000 pharmacies are now able to assess UTI treatments, with details of the clinical trial linked to the project yet to be published.


Predicted fentanyl influx prompts call for drug-testing services

Predicted fentanyl influx prompts call for drug-testing services

The ‘common-sense’ measure has the support of the RACGP, with a spokesperson saying urgent action is needed to save lives.


SafeScript turns four: What have we learnt?

SafeScript turns four: What have we learnt?

Three GPs reflect on the real-time monitoring system for high-risk medications, the benefits and what could be improved.


New overdose report a ‘wake-up call’

New overdose report a ‘wake-up call’

Nearly 1800 drug-induced deaths were recorded in 2021 – equivalent to five per day – a new UNSW report has found.


Support for proposed expansion of drug diversion program

Support for proposed expansion of drug diversion program

The Queensland Government has introduced legislation that would see people receive a warning for first time minor drug possession.


Mystery over proposed pharmacy prescribing ‘trials’

Mystery over proposed pharmacy prescribing ‘trials’

NSW pharmacists will be able to side-step the TGA and extend oral contraception by July – but patient safety protections remain unclear.


Trial aims to improve therapy access for insomnia

Trial aims to improve therapy access for insomnia

The pilot is designed to better support GPs with management, referral pathways and non-drug interventions for patients with insomnia.


Study weighs up impact of different drug dosages for men and women

Study weighs up impact of different drug dosages for men and women

New research that has found women are not just ‘smaller versions of men’ could help to reduce adverse reactions to medication.


Integration between hospitals and general practices ‘critical’

Integration between hospitals and general practices ‘critical’

Linked data provides further evidence supporting GP continuity of care in reducing emergency department presentations and readmissions.


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