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Tasmanian Labor vows against payroll tax, if elected

Tasmanian Labor vows against payroll tax, if elected

As the state prepares to head to the polls, the Opposition promised not to apply the tax grab if it wins government, in a move welcomed by the RACGP.


In Practice: Financial advice for GPs

In Practice: Financial advice for GPs

Early career GPs can learn more about personal finance fundamentals to help achieve their financial goals and work–life balance.


New tool to help GPs with ‘complex’ MBS billing

New tool to help GPs with ‘complex’ MBS billing

The RACGP resource aims to guide GPs on MBS bulk-billing incentives and their tie-in with MyMedicare.


Payroll tax will push patients into EDs: Survey

Payroll tax will push patients into EDs: Survey

Millions of patients could bypass their GP and head straight to hospital if the tax grab forces fees to rise, according to new HotDoc data.


RACGP President outlines vision for Australian healthcare

RACGP President outlines vision for Australian healthcare

On Medicare’s 40th birthday and in front of the nation’s top decisionmakers, Dr Nicole Higgins said GPs must be better acknowledged and resourced for their critical work.


New figures show early impact of tripled bulk billing incentive

New figures show early impact of tripled bulk billing incentive

There has been a 2.1% rise in bulk billing rates nationally, with regional areas recording significantly higher increases.
 


GPs offering ‘bang for buck’ amid soaring specialist fees

GPs offering ‘bang for buck’ amid soaring specialist fees

Out-of-pocket costs for some non-GP specialist procedures have spiked by 300% since 2018, new analysis shows.


Assignment of benefit process ‘fundamentally flawed’: RACGP

Assignment of benefit process ‘fundamentally flawed’: RACGP

In a submission to DoHAC, the college has called for an effective solution for a process many view as outdated and unnecessary.


Out-of-pocket costs rise as bulk billing plummets: Survey

Out-of-pocket costs rise as bulk billing plummets: Survey

In less than 12 months, more than 500 clinics around the country have ceased universal bulk billing, new research suggests. 


In Practice: End of the CPD year

In Practice: End of the CPD year

Members should aim to complete their 2023 CPD requirements by 31 December and can check their progress via myCPD.


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