First national living menopause guideline to be developed The Federal Government is funding a new clinical guideline aimed at caring for women experiencing menopause and perimenopause.
In Practice: Latest news in veterans’ health The DVA is reminding GPs to keep up to date with news and resources to support care provision for this patient cohort.
New RG specialist registrations now open Existing FRACGP-RG holders can apply to have specialist registration in Rural Generalist Medicine recorded by AHPRA.
RACGP warns rushed UCC rollout risked patient safety As auditors scrutinise the program, the college says political pressure to establish services quickly has impacted both patients and the healthcare workforce.
What does balance look like for you? A GP-produced video is asking just that, aiming to embed the importance of work–life balance from the start of registrars’ careers.
‘Reducing stigma starts in the consultation room’ The RACGP-hosted General Practice in Addiction Conference saw GPs discuss practical tools for compassionate, evidence-based care.
Accreditation requirement scrapped for hepatitis prescribing An expert has welcomed the removal of an ‘administrative and logistical barrier’ to GPs managing patients with PBS-subsidised hepatitis B and C medication.
Is continuous ketone monitoring on the horizon for Aussies? As advances in diabetes management continue, two experts discuss what the new technology would mean for GPs and patients.
AMA announces next President GP Dr Michael Bonning will begin the role in November, with emergency medicine specialist Dr Sarah Whitelaw named Vice President.
Men’s mental health: Addressing barriers and improving engagement Movember’s Men in Mind Clinical Ambassador Dr Hayden Cain discusses higher rates of preventable death among men, and social and clinical barriers to help-seeking.