GPs can expect questions from patients following the launch of a new support package, amid allegations against Dr Simon Gordon.

The influential committee is considering expanding Bexsero on the National Immunisation Program.

The RACGP says a plan to publish individual GP fees could create misleading comparisons, influence billing behaviour, and impact practice sustainability.

Reinforcing the central role of general practice in vaccine uptake, it includes resources for MPs to share in local communities.

Experts say the TGA’s provisional approval of the new indication could help slow disease progression, alongside other early intervention strategies.

Patients can access the free Government telehealth service with no GP referral – but there are queries about how it will work.

GPs, paediatricians and politicians joined together at the RACGP event to share knowledge in a new era for ADHD treatment.

More than 360 doctors have begun their training in the state, with 30% choosing to train in rural and regional locations.

Amid a shakeup of billing models in the ACT, the college warns a ‘short-sighted policy distorting the market is the last thing the community deserves’.

Cost is the ‘fault line’ in Australia’s health system, says a new report. An RACGP expert says better targeted funding is needed.

Amid the launch of a medical-grade AI search tool, RACGP experts say if used ‘properly and responsibly, AI has enormous potential’.

In response, researchers say vapes should not be used as a cessation tool, but a GP expert believes that conclusion is premature.

In a change expected to benefit 10,000 patients, pembrolizumab will be listed for those with several advanced and high-risk cancers.

A study found men must be more included in preconception and antenatal care. GPs can help ease the imbalance, says an RACGP expert.

This year’s compliance priorities include a crackdown on telehealth, claiming MBS services while overseas, and care and management plans.

The RACGP dismissed the nursing college’s call for NPs to lead the clinics independently, saying they must remain GP-led.

A simple online ‘toolbox’ currently being trialled is hoped to help support GPs in their crucial role as antimicrobial stewards.

Members are invited to share insights of working with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Health Workers and Health Practitioners.

The watchdog’s CEO has committed to ensuring ‘our own processes don’t cultivate harm’ as it embarks on widespread regulation reforms.

In a bid to bolster social prescribing, a GP expert says systems must include information on loneliness, security, and relationships.