In Practice: Medicare compliance priorities and processes The DoHDA and PSR will host two webinars outlining items commonly prompting investigations and where to find support.
Health response to childcare assault allegations Following allegations of sexual assault at a Melbourne childcare centre, a webinar will provide GPs guidance, information, and resources.
‘I like a challenge. I don’t want something boring’ What is helping Dr Cathy Kan’s practice thrive? As one of five owners, the Perth-based GP speaks out about creating stability and diversity.
1 July MBS changes explained From chronic disease management to vitamin B12 testing, and COVID-19 support, significant item changes are now live.
IBS study investigates ‘what works for whom, and how’ The trial compares a low FODMAP diet and exposure-based cognitive behavioural therapy, helping GPs offer patients the right care, sooner.
Conflicts and culture shocks: A GP’s experience on the frontline Dr Lisa Searle shares her story of practising medicine in ‘precarious situations, highly insecure contexts and resource-poor settings’.
AHPRA CEO doubles down on reform agenda Justin Untersteiner has again promised to overhaul AHPRA’s notifications system, saying it must ‘focus on prevention rather than response’.
National mental health plan ‘fundamentally flawed’ A damning review found GPs are working within a National Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Agreement that is ‘not fit for purpose’ and fragmented.
‘Transformational’ cystic fibrosis drug expanded on PBS Trikafta’s listing has been expanded once again to help more patients with cystic fibrosis, who currently pay $250,000 a year for treatment.
‘Celebrating the depth of our knowledge systems’ Themed ‘strong, fearless, together’, attendees have been left inspired by this year’s Indigenous Health and Wellbeing Conference.