Abdominal wall radiology: A surgeon’s perspective for primary care Thoughtful collaboration between GPs, radiology and surgery will prevent unnecessary operations and reduce costs, writes Dr Rod Jacobs.
Is it time to start using electronic prescriptions? New year, new process: If you’re not using electronic prescriptions, now is a good opportunity to get set up, writes Dr Rob Hosking.
Why early cognitive decline belongs in general practice Memory concerns are often among the most challenging to manage – two experts discuss ways GPs can embed cognitive assessment.
Breaking down My Health Record mandatory uploads The benefits are real: continuity of care, fewer duplications and more informed patients, but so are the risks, says Dr Rob Hosking.
AI-informed patients: A solution, not a problem As patients turn to AI for advice, GPs can help them use it well, while advocating for the guardrails they need, says Dr Janice Tan.
GPs are the beating heart of the health system – 2025 proved it After a year of advocacy, progress, and a few battles, RACGP President Dr Michael Wright reflects on the year, and what lies ahead.
A practice owner’s silly season to-do list Organising leave, backing up computers, contacting patients – Dr Rob Hosking shares his tips for clinics this festive season.
Prevention: The heart of general practice, not an optional extra Preventive care is core to general practice and cannot be underestimated, write two RACGP Specific Interests Public Health members.
When a doctor asks for help GPs are often the first, and sometimes only, trusted point of contact for a doctor in crisis, writes Adjunct Professor Leanne Rowe.
Practice Reflections: Supporting GPs in improving COPD care GPs will receive a personalised report on how often they use office spirometry compared to peers, says Associate Professor Liz Marles.