RACGP ‘working to find a way forward’ amid assignment of benefit concerns The college says it is in constant communication with the Department to resolve GPs’ concerns with the upcoming changes.
Docs don craziest socks It’s a fun day with a serious message – this Crazysocks4docs Day, GPs are reminded that ‘it’s safe to ask for help’.
MBS funding ‘insufficient’ to meet vulnerable population needs A review has revealed what caused three Victorian clinics to become ‘unviable under existing funding and delivery arrangements’.
Fears potential ED specialist exodus to impact GPs In an interconnected system, experts warn an exodus of emergency physicians over the next decade could place added pressure onto GPs.
‘Deeply saddened’ GP faces closure of remote WA clinic The recent Medicare rebate rise of 2.6% was among the factors behind the closure of a bulk-billed clinic in Kalbarri.
Navigating the medico-legal risks of ADHD prescribing SPONSORED: GPs are increasingly at the frontline of treatment. Amid rapidly changing prescribing laws, MIPS breaks down the risks.
UTI pharmacy prescribing followed by extra GP visits Long-awaited evaluations of NSW UTI and contraception prescribing trials show patient approval, but they have done little to alleviate GPs’ clinical concerns.
WA after-hours clinic gets funding reprieve Following community and RACGP advocacy, the ‘vital’ Albany clinic has had its Federal funding renewed.
Medical students’ rural interest stays strong General practice, including rural generalism, is the second most preferred specialty among final year medical students, new figures show.
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