Higher GP rebates flagged to better support veteran care The Veterans’ Affairs Minister says payments to GPs will become more consistent and ‘better reflect actual costs to practitioners’.
Australia at ‘critical juncture in its immunisation trajectory’ As vaccination rates continue to fall, ATAGI is eyeing GPs to help spark a turnaround, leaning on the GP-patient relationship.
RACGP announces FSP changes for 2027 More early support and enhanced learning will be rolled out to improve the experience for doctors in the Fellowship Support Program.
Officials reveal impact of bulk-billing incentives New data released during a Parliamentary grilling shows around 1100 practices have switched to bulk billing, one month after the launch of the BBPIP.
Hats off to rural GPs Rural GPs wear many hats, but one in particular is extra special for new rural Fellows, bringing a sense of belonging and connection.
Rose-Hunt Award recipient ‘so proud to be a GP’ Associate Professor Frank Jones, past RACGP President and passionate GP, accepted the prestigious award ‘on behalf of all working GPs’.
Clearing the air on mandatory reporting It’s an area often filled with angst and confusion, impacting GPs who are patients and their treating doctors – so, how does it work?
More training places to secure future GP workforce The places have been allocated to 10 universities that have demonstrated their commitment to primary care training.
New guide to support safe antidepressant deprescribing The new addition to the RACGP’s First do no harm guide walks GPs through a best practice approach to deprescribing antidepressants.
Short-term funding reprieve for community GP service Following strong GP and patient advocacy, the funding injection will keep cohealth’s GP-led services running, but only until July.