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GPs can help patients manage chronic non-cancer pain – with fewer opioids

GPs can help patients manage chronic non-cancer pain – with fewer opioids

Opioids are no longer a front-line treatment for chronic non-cancer pain. 


Having the conversation about end of life

Having the conversation about end of life

While eight out of 10 Australians believe it is important to talk to their family about care wishes in the event they become seriously ill, only one in four have actually had the conversation, a new survey has found.


Australian general practice research is nearing crisis point

Australian general practice research is nearing crisis point

It’s a hard time to be a general practice researcher in Australia, GP Dr Liz Sturgiss writes for newsGP.


New report reveals systemic problems with NDIS review process

New report reveals systemic problems with NDIS review process

People with disability are experiencing extended delays and lack of communication as they wait – and wait – for incorrect National Disability Insurance Scheme plans to be fixed, according to a new report from the Commonwealth Ombudsman.


Federal Budget 2018–19: An overview for general practice

Federal Budget 2018–19: An overview for general practice

There has been plenty written about this week’s Federal Budget. The RACGP has praised big-ticket spending in specialist GP training, rural health, aged care, and medical research, but there remains little detail on these and other areas.


GPs’ experience with the National Disability Insurance Scheme

GPs’ experience with the National Disability Insurance Scheme

Two GPs who provide care to patients with disability assess their experiences with the National Disability Insurance Scheme so far, and consider their hopes for the future.


Attending multiple practices and the risk of fragmenting care

Attending multiple practices and the risk of fragmenting care

The ‘Australian Journal of General Practice’ has published new research on patients attending multiple general practices – doctor hopping – and how this can result in fragmented healthcare.


Helping those who help others: New resource for GP self-care

Helping those who help others: New resource for GP self-care

The provision of healthcare can be as stressful as it is rewarding, and a new RACGP resource helps provide GPs with access to services relating to self-care and mental wellbeing.


The role GPs and coroners can play in reducing preventable deaths in aged care homes

The role GPs and coroners can play in reducing preventable deaths in aged care homes

GPs need not be apprehensive when working with the coroner’s system.


Strengthening ties between the RACGP and the Chinese healthcare system

Strengthening ties between the RACGP and the Chinese healthcare system

A delegation of Chinese doctors and hospital administrators visited the RACGP this week to hear about the strengths of Australia’s community-based primary healthcare system.


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