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Questions, answers, and embracing change

Questions, answers, and embracing change

The 2025 Practice Owners Conference ended with a call for GPs to keep their minds open to change as reforms sweep through the sector.


Full details of incoming CDM changes revealed

Full details of incoming CDM changes revealed

New MBS fees, transition arrangements and referral pathways have been unveiled. The RACGP President said he’s been left frustrated by the delay, but ‘at least we now have clarity’.


Chronic Wound Consumables Scheme finally on the way

Chronic Wound Consumables Scheme finally on the way

Launching in May, the long-awaited scheme covers the cost of products including bandages and dressings for eligible patients with diabetes.


GPs say siloed approach to healthcare delivery ‘outdated’

GPs say siloed approach to healthcare delivery ‘outdated’

The RACGP and PSA are calling for funding to better integrate pharmacists into general practice, saying it will improve care and patient safety.


RACGP calls for clarity as CDM changes draw closer

RACGP calls for clarity as CDM changes draw closer

With a looming start date of 1 July for Medicare item changes, the college has written to health officials calling for GPs to have time to prepare.


‘Alarming’: Study reveals kids’ chronic disease impact

‘Alarming’: Study reveals kids’ chronic disease impact

Research found 46% of Australian adolescents live with a chronic disease or developmental condition. What can GPs do to create change?


Novel blood test predicts kidney disease

Novel blood test predicts kidney disease

A blood test for detecting risk of developing diabetic kidney disease is now available in Australia, but a GP expert raises some concerns.


In Practice: RACGP Close the Gap Day event

In Practice: RACGP Close the Gap Day event

The theme, ‘Agency, Leadership, Reform’, highlights the role of leaders in improving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health.


‘Back to basics’ for blood cancer detection

‘Back to basics’ for blood cancer detection

With cases predicted to spike in the next decade, ‘good old-fashioned medical care’ can still help GPs to detect the cancer early.


Aboriginal-led study sees 30% achieve diabetes remission

Aboriginal-led study sees 30% achieve diabetes remission

A first-of-its-kind study in Australia has highlighted the importance of community-led initiatives in diabetes management.


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