Stigma affecting the health of Australians in same-sex relationships New research shows they visit their GP less often, use more antidepressant medication, and are more likely to have poorer health.
Nominations for 2020 RACGP Awards now open The college is honouring the outstanding contributions of exceptional individuals to general practice.
GPs recognised on World Family Doctor Day The RACGP has called on Australians to give thanks to GPs working on the healthcare frontline.
Certain memory complaints may predict future dementia New research reaffirms the importance of practitioners listening to older patients’ self-experience of cognitive decline.
GPs and aged care In this episode, hosts Dr Billy Stoupas and Dr Gill Singleton discuss GPs and aged care, sharing insights into the impact of COVID-19 , the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety, and how choosing to practise in this area can make a difference to often-vulnerable people.
Primary care nurses want to do more: Survey The nationwide workforce survey, released on International Nurses Day, found 45% of primary care nurses feel underutilised.
Social media platforms seek to stop misinformation The RACGP has applauded steps to limit the impact of pseudo-scientific information during the coronavirus pandemic.
Practice owners ‘actually have more power than you think’ Negotiating rental agreements in the time of coronavirus.
RACGP to replace OSCE with new clinical exam from 2021 The new exam will better reflect contemporary assessment principles for GPs working towards Fellowship.
General practice accreditation process on hold Requirements to renew accreditation under the National General Practice Accreditation Scheme have been updated.