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Official immunisation history statements now required for Victorian children

Official immunisation history statements now required for Victorian children

Victoria has strengthened its ‘No Jab, No Play’ laws with new rules ensuring medical practitioners will not be able to submit false statements about a child’s ability to be immunised.


Modifying cancer risk through diet

Modifying cancer risk through diet

Diet represents an increasingly significant risk factor for a variety of cancers, but it is a risk that patients can modify with help from their GPs.


Proposed reproductive health hub to offer Tasmanian women better access to care

Proposed reproductive health hub to offer Tasmanian women better access to care

Shadow Minister for Health and Medicare Catherine King and Deputy Opposition Leader Tanya Plibersek today announced a $1m commitment to build a ‘reproductive health hub’ in Hobart, which would allow women to avoid costly interstate travel for vital health services.


Overcrowding leads to poorer health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples

Overcrowding leads to poorer health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples

In the first of a series focusing on the coming third edition of the ‘National guide to a preventive health assessment for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people’, newsGP examines the effects of overcrowding on health outcomes.


National Rural Health Commissioner talks rural generalism, national pathway

National Rural Health Commissioner talks rural generalism, national pathway

Professor Paul Worley talks to newsGP about the proposed national pathway for rural generalism, the collaboration between the RACGP and ACRRM, and the future of rural health in Australia.


Department of Health revises guidance on pathology rents

Department of Health revises guidance on pathology rents

The Department of Health has updated its guidance on prohibited practices in commercial relationships between requesters (ie general practice) and providers of pathology and diagnostic imaging services.
 


Tackling Indigenous Smoking program extended

Tackling Indigenous Smoking program extended

Falling smoking rates are good news in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health – but there is more work to be done.


PBAC approval of HIV drug a major step forward for at-risk populations

PBAC approval of HIV drug a major step forward for at-risk populations

The recent Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee approval of a ground-breaking HIV drug will allow men who have sex with men to retain control over their own sexual health, GP and sexual health advocate Dr George Forgan-Smith told newsGP.


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