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What recent My Health Record changes mean for GPs

What recent My Health Record changes mean for GPs

The RACGP has updated information for GPs following changes to rules around shared pathology and diagnostic imaging reports, noting some concerns.


In Practice: Feedback sought on pathology and imaging results

In Practice: Feedback sought on pathology and imaging results

GPs have an opportunity to provide feedback on clinical safety and quality management of critical pathology and diagnostic imaging results.


New tool aims to reduce kids’ hospitalisations for UTI

New tool aims to reduce kids’ hospitalisations for UTI

A world-first tool which determines a unique score of clinical features will help GPs decide the correct route of antibiotics for UTIs in children.


‘Breakthrough’ test for early dementia diagnosis a step closer

‘Breakthrough’ test for early dementia diagnosis a step closer

Use of the blood test is expanding and local experts are excited about the impact it could have in Australia – should it become available.


Support for RACGP warning on immediate pathology results

Support for RACGP warning on immediate pathology results

Pathologists say removing the seven-day delay on uploading reports to My Health Record may lead to misinformation and patient distress.


Early ASD diagnosis may fade by school age: Study

Early ASD diagnosis may fade by school age: Study

But this does not mean people should be cautious about early diagnosis, a GP with a special interest in children’s health has said.


Progress made on long COVID diagnostic

Progress made on long COVID diagnostic

Australian researchers have made a tool they hope will eventually allow GPs to predict a patient’s likelihood of developing the condition.


Challenging GPs to think differently about how they diagnose

Challenging GPs to think differently about how they diagnose

An upcoming educational event aims to improve diagnostic processes and reduce errors in general practice.


Media fails to cover harms of early diagnostic testing: study

Media fails to cover harms of early diagnostic testing: study

Researchers fear a lack of risk–benefit analysis may be contributing to overdiagnosis.


‘Nudge’ letters to take supportive tone following RACGP push

‘Nudge’ letters to take supportive tone following RACGP push

More than 1000 GPs who were sent a letter regarding musculoskeletal diagnostic imaging requests are set to receive a more educative follow-up.


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