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Sydney GP ‘elated’ by news refugee dying on Nauru is receiving care in Australia

Sydney GP ‘elated’ by news refugee dying on Nauru is receiving care in Australia

Dr Sara Townend, who started a petition to bring an Afghani Hazara refugee on Nauru to Australia to receive palliative care, told newsGP she is grateful the Federal Government has flown him to Brisbane over the weekend.


Pain and opioid use overloading health system: Report

Pain and opioid use overloading health system: Report

Pain and opioid use are major issues burdening the Australian healthcare system, latest Australian Institute of Health and Welfare research has revealed.


Australians are living longer, but becoming more overweight

Australians are living longer, but becoming more overweight

Fewer Australians are smoking or putting themselves at risk from long-term alcohol use, but an ageing population means the country is now experiencing higher rates of chronic and age-related conditions.


National redress scheme for survivors of childhood sexual abuse gets go-ahead

National redress scheme for survivors of childhood sexual abuse gets go-ahead

Legislation for a national redress scheme for the survivors of institutional childhood sexual abuse has passed Federal Parliament.


‘Urgent action’ required to stem Australia’s chronic disease burden: ACDPA

‘Urgent action’ required to stem Australia’s chronic disease burden: ACDPA

Australia needs to improve its efforts in disease prevention in order to improve gaps in life expectancy between the ‘haves and have nots’, according to the Australian Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance.


A GP’s petition for dying refugee on Nauru receives huge swell of support

A GP’s petition for dying refugee on Nauru receives huge swell of support

Sydney GP Dr Sara Townend felt moved to take action when she discovered that a refugee on Nauru is facing a lonely death if he continues to be denied access to proper palliative care in Australia.


Elder abuse: Identifying the signs in general practice

Elder abuse: Identifying the signs in general practice

The recent World Elder Abuse Awareness Day presented an opportunity to raise awareness about this complex and often hidden form of family violence.


How GPs can best monitor vascular conditions in pregnancy

How GPs can best monitor vascular conditions in pregnancy

Research has shown vascular conditions during pregnancy can increase a woman’s risk of developing heart disease. GPs can play a significant role in reducing these risks as part of the maternity care team.


RACGP setting the example for standards of general practice

RACGP setting the example for standards of general practice

An international journal has recognised the RACGP’s process of setting professional standards for general practice.


Point-of-care testing vital for rural practices, says GP

Point-of-care testing vital for rural practices, says GP

Point-of-care testing improves care for patients in rural areas, according to a rural GP. Now the RACGP will pilot the Standards for point of care testing in general practices.


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