COVID vaccine rollout ‘a sign of how far we’ve come’ Dr Karen Price has a message for Australia’s GPs as they embark upon one of the most important and challenging journeys in general practice history.
Impacts of racism on health: The GP’s role Recognising where racism is affecting patients enables GPs to deliver care that can help appropriately address the issue, according to Dr Josie Guyer.
How can I look after myself better? Dr Hester Wilson examines the question so many GPs ask themselves.
RACGP works to change telehealth MBS compliance approach The campaign is due to begin within weeks, but the college has strongly recommended that it be shelved.
Achieving equality in a COVID-19 world The coronavirus pandemic has increased the gender equality gap but efforts aimed at tackling systemic inequalities provide hope for the future.
Practice to Practice program to boost access to national GP care RACGP Rural Chair Dr Michael Clements on how connecting practices and GPs across Australia can make a big difference.
Your chance to shape the future of the RACGP President Dr Karen Price writes about the new member census and why it’s so important for the college’s work in 2021 and beyond.
‘Burnout isn’t a trophy’: Breaking the stigma around taking time off Third-year medical student Jasmine Elliott challenges the insidious culture of overworking and presenteeism endemic in medicine.
COVID vaccine FAQs: What GPs need to know UPDATED: Prominent RACGP Fellow Dr Magdalena Simonis provides GPs with ready-made answers to help ease patients’ coronavirus concerns.
Opinion versus evidence: Searching for vaccine certainty Dr Natasha Yates examines the issue of navigating data, misinformation and vaccine hesitancy among patients and healthcare workers.