In Practice: Find out more about the PSR A webinar will detail the PSR’s processes, what constitutes inappropriate practice, and ‘common traps’ to avoid.
HotDoc telehealth pilot suspended Five months after it was launched to address the ‘challenge of timely access’, the pilot has been suspended following GP concerns.
Push for free pertussis vaccines The RACGP is urging politicians to fund a free program to address rising whooping cough cases ahead of the Tasmanian Election.
In Practice: EOIs to join MBS advisory committee The committee, which works to ensure the MBS continues to support high-quality care, is currently seeking new members.
Step forward for GPs’ payroll tax relief The RACGP welcomes tax changes in the ACT’s latest budget, but says NSW could have done ‘significantly more’.
Why are more young people getting bowel cancer? New research seeks to uncover the answers by investigating early-onset cancer biomarkers to ‘predict, prevent, and personalise’ treatment.
Mpox course to support GPs to ‘stay informed and proactive’ With epidemiology of the disease evolving, a new RACGP activity prepares GPs to identify, manage, and prevent further cases.
In Practice: Registration open for GP25 The RACGP’s annual general practice conference promises an engaging three-day program, with the high-profile keynote speakers confirmed.
‘Turning point’ announced for blood donation Most sexually active gay and bisexual men will soon be allowed to donate blood and plasma, as Lifeblood reveals ‘world-leading’ changes.
Uptake for bowel cancer screening remains low Participation in the program continues to fall well short of targets – with GPs’ role of ‘simple endorsement’ spotlighted.