Expanded scope ‘for anyone except general practice’ One GP is speaking out about concerns doctors are being left behind in Australia’s healthcare system, warning of dire consequences for both the sector and wider community.
Rural healthcare in crisis: New report reveals $8.35b funding gap Lives are at risk and rural GPs are working with ‘almost non-existent’ services – a new report lays bare the ballooning funding shortfall facing rural patients and doctors alike.
Final call out for Future Leaders Program With applications closing on 1 September, one graduate says the experience was ‘remarkable’ for his leadership and career progression.
New Alzheimer’s drug deemed ‘unsuitable’ for PBS Donanemab is the first new treatment for early Alzheimer’s in Australia in more than two decades – but the PBAC says the risks outweigh the benefits.
GP appointed Dean of Medicine at UWA The RACGP has celebrated Helen Wilcox’s appointment, highlighting the breadth of what can be achieved in general practice.
Fast-tracked registrations bypassing the bush: RACGP More than 200 GPs have now been registered through the new IMG expedited pathway – but are they practising in areas of most need?
RACGP demands ADHD reform A new position statement doubles down on the college’s calls for less red tape, national consistency and bolstered funding to allow GPs to provide ‘life-changing’ ADHD care.
RACGP endorses RANZCOG living guideline for endometriosis It provides the latest scientific evidence to help GPs with detection, diagnosis and management of endometriosis and adenomyosis.
Take-up of endometriosis treatments still lagging Research shows there is still work to do to increase treatment uptake following the launch of the National Action Plan for Endometriosis.
US tariff threats spark medicine approvals debate Australian Government says speeding up approvals process is on the agenda as US tariff threats and manufacturing concerns reach new heights.