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GP respiratory clinic reaches huge vaccination milestone

GP respiratory clinic reaches huge vaccination milestone

Doctors and nurses at a Perth clinic have administered an extraordinary amount of doses since the COVID-19 vaccine rollout began.


Home oxygen therapy

Home oxygen therapy

When and for whom should home oxygen therapy be prescribed, and what is the evidence behind it? David Liew chats with respiratory physician Christine McDonald.


Study finds biofilm link to persistent wet cough in children

Study finds biofilm link to persistent wet cough in children

Researchers hope the findings may lead to more effective treatments for protracted bacterial bronchitis and bronchiectasis.


GPs encouraged to report ‘double dipping’ hospitals

GPs encouraged to report ‘double dipping’ hospitals

The advice comes amid reports of public hospitals mandating named referrals as a way of claiming MBS items.


‘Fantastic’ partnership leads to state government-funded GP respiratory clinics

‘Fantastic’ partnership leads to state government-funded GP respiratory clinics

The Victorian Government will help establish 20 new GP respiratory clinics across Melbourne. Both the RACGP President and state faculty chair hope it is a sign of things to come.


COVID-19 booster clinics are inevitable. But how will they run?

COVID-19 booster clinics are inevitable. But how will they run?

A new deal for millions of Pfizer booster doses raises the question of how best to get them into patients’ arms within the primary care system.


Claims GPs clogging up EDs ‘couldn’t be further from the truth’

Claims GPs clogging up EDs ‘couldn’t be further from the truth’

GPs are calling for clearer guidance and adequate supply of PPE, amid concerns clinics are turning away infants with respiratory symptoms.


Criticism of GPs’ refusal to treat some infant patients in-person a ‘cheap shot’

Criticism of GPs’ refusal to treat some infant patients in-person a ‘cheap shot’

Many GPs who ask that young patients be tested for COVID-19 before treating them in-person believe they are simply following state-issued health advice.


Why did RSV see a summer surge in Australia this year?

Why did RSV see a summer surge in Australia this year?

RSV is a common winter illness in children, but 2020 was different.


Could a GP-led mass vaccination hub in Victoria set a national template?

Could a GP-led mass vaccination hub in Victoria set a national template?

Grandstands around the country could be used to ramp up Australia’s COVID vaccine drive, following collaborative RACGP advocacy.


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