General practice is prepared to tackle coronavirus – but we cannot do it alone RACGP President Dr Harry Nespolon outlines what GPs need to know amid the current outbreak.
WHO raises coronavirus risk level New research suggests the virus may be spread by people without symptoms, but Australian authorities say the evidence is not yet conclusive.
GPs urged to be vigilant as coronavirus cases multiply With several cases confirmed in Australia, Chinese authorities have said the virus is becoming more infectious.
Coronavirus: What we know so far A rising death toll, millions in lockdown and multiple cases in Australia, with local authorities saying it is highly likely more will emerge.
After the firestorm: Health implications of returning to a bushfire zone Damaged buildings, poor air quality, contaminated water – there is a lot to look out for after a disaster.
Sprint to develop virus vaccine University of Queensland researchers are working around the clock to develop a vaccine for the deadly coronavirus in less than six months.
Should suspected coronavirus patients present to general practice? Health authorities have advised potential carriers of the virus to see their local doctor, but some GPs have concerns.
COAG Health Council announces new policy directions The directions are designed to provide clarity on what AHPRA and the National Boards must analyse when considering action against a practitioner.
Updated coronavirus information for GPs GPs and other health professionals have been given advice to help identify any cases of the virus and apply infection control measures to prevent its spread.
Junior doctors working unsafe hours to ‘earn their stripes’ New research highlights the need for workplace improvements to help protect junior doctors’ health and wellbeing.