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Survey finds communication key reason for unnecessary healthcare

Survey finds communication key reason for unnecessary healthcare

More than half of the GPs in a nationwide survey cited difficulties in accessing patient information as a crucial aspect of unnecessary healthcare.


Productivity Commission admits to $3.6b error

Productivity Commission admits to $3.6b error

EXCLUSIVE: The Commission has been forced to update its 2019 Report on Government Services after omitting billions in historical primary care funding.


Government committed to supporting diverse aged care needs

Government committed to supporting diverse aged care needs

The Federal Government has released an action plan for diversity designed to ensure all older people have equal access to quality aged care.


What would it take for me to participate in voluntary assisted dying?

What would it take for me to participate in voluntary assisted dying?

After decades of providing palliative care, Dr Horst Herb would be willing to be involved with legal voluntary assisted dying – as long as he knew the patient well. He reflects on that realisation following news that more Australians are seeking euthanasia overseas.


How can GPs encourage continuity of care?

How can GPs encourage continuity of care?

Research shows continuity of care leads to better health outcomes. But in a time-poor and highly-mobile age, how can doctors actually encourage patients to keep coming back? Three long-time GPs give their views.


Self-help principles alone not the answer for GP burnout: Expert says

Self-help principles alone not the answer for GP burnout: Expert says

The ‘impossible’ demands expected of GPs commonly leads to burnout, Dr Leanne Rowe warns.


GPs need more backing to improve aged care: RACGP President

GPs need more backing to improve aged care: RACGP President

Dr Harry Nespolon has told the royal commission that GPs don’t receive enough support when treating patients in aged care facilities.


RACGP President calls on Labor to fix the freeze

RACGP President calls on Labor to fix the freeze

Dr Harry Nespolon has called on the Federal Opposition to commit to undoing the damage of the Medicare rebate freeze.


Government pledges $32m to medical research sector

Government pledges $32m to medical research sector

The financial boost – aimed at helping researchers make breakthroughs a commercial success – is welcome news for people in the field.


Where is Australia’s shared vision for primary care?

Where is Australia’s shared vision for primary care?

With a federal election on the horizon, Dr Edwin Kruys argues for better collaboration in primary care.


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