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GPs are tolerance machines

People management skills are key in medical practice and yet we are expected to pick them up rather than receive structured training – and it’s impacting our ability to deal with increasingly difficult behaviours and expectations.

Expert/s: Healthed

Lifestyle

Clinical Articles

Quitting smoking is like healing a fracture

People looking to quit mistakenly think it’s only about reducing nicotine dependency.

Expert/s: Ben Falkenmire

Lifestyle

Clinical Articles

A quarter of GPs feel burned out every day

Two years of crisis after crisis has left a scar on general practice, with 14% of GPs saying they feel burned out at least once a day.

Expert/s: Felicity Nelson

Lifestyle, Orthopaedic and sports medicine

Monographs

We’ve Got Your Back: Current Management of Acute Low Back Pain

This article discusses the assessment and management of acute low back pain in general practice according to the best available evidence to date.

Expert/s: Joyce McSwan

Lifestyle

Clinical Articles

Clinical Conversations: Coercive Design and Gaming Addiction | Part two

Online gaming addiction is a growing problem in our society but it is hard to quantify just how big a problem it is. There are currently no accepted formal diagnostic criteria and no symptoms or behaviours that define gaming addiction.

Expert/s: James Driver

Lifestyle

Clinical Articles

Clinical Conversations: Coercive Design and Gaming Addiction | Part one

Online gaming addiction is a growing problem in our society but it is hard to quantify just how big a problem it is. There are currently no accepted formal diagnostic criteria and no symptoms or behaviours that define gaming addiction.

Expert/s: James Driver

Lifestyle

Clinical Articles

COVID and domestic abuse

A major consequence of the COVID pandemic has been that many crimes of domestic abuse and violence have become invisible, says Associate Professor Elspeth McInnes, sociologist and researcher from the University of South Australia

Expert/s: Dr Linda Calabresi

Lifestyle

Podcasts

The national vaccine indemnity scheme

Development of an education program around the Covid vaccine compensation scheme which the Commonwealth Government announced in July

Expert/s: Bill King

Lifestyle, Women's health

Podcasts

A structured approach to conducting a menopause consultation in general practice

How to deal with a long list of menopausal symptoms

Expert/s: Dr Jane Elliott AM

Endocrinology, Lifestyle, Women's health

Podcasts

A general practice perspective on prescribing menopausal hormone therapy

The important things to cover in the first consultation when a woman is considering menopausal hormone therapy (MHT)

Expert/s: Dr Karen Magraith

Lifestyle, Women's health

Podcasts

Menopause management

The variations in menopausal symptoms in women from different cultural backgrounds and common symptoms women experience at perimenopause and how to manage them

Expert/s: Clinical A/Prof Talat Uppal

Lifestyle, Women's health

Podcasts

Nature prescriptions

The importance of incorporating nature into a child’s environment as they grow

Expert/s: Dr Rachael Sharman

Lifestyle

GPs are tolerance machines

People management skills are key in medical practice and yet we are expected to pick them up rather than receive structured training – and it’s impacting our ability to deal with increasingly difficult behaviours and expectations.

Quitting smoking is like healing a fracture

People looking to quit mistakenly think it’s only about reducing nicotine dependency.

A quarter of GPs feel burned out every day

Two years of crisis after crisis has left a scar on general practice, with 14% of GPs saying they feel burned out at least once a day.

We’ve Got Your Back: Current Management of Acute Low Back Pain

This article discusses the assessment and management of acute low back pain in general practice according to the best available evidence to date.

Clinical Conversations: Coercive Design and Gaming Addiction | Part two

Online gaming addiction is a growing problem in our society but it is hard to quantify just how big a problem it is. There are currently no accepted formal diagnostic criteria and no symptoms or behaviours that define gaming addiction.

Clinical Conversations: Coercive Design and Gaming Addiction | Part one

Online gaming addiction is a growing problem in our society but it is hard to quantify just how big a problem it is. There are currently no accepted formal diagnostic criteria and no symptoms or behaviours that define gaming addiction.

COVID and domestic abuse

A major consequence of the COVID pandemic has been that many crimes of domestic abuse and violence have become invisible, says Associate Professor Elspeth McInnes, sociologist and researcher from the University of South Australia

The national vaccine indemnity scheme

Development of an education program around the Covid vaccine compensation scheme which the Commonwealth Government announced in July

A structured approach to conducting a menopause consultation in general practice

How to deal with a long list of menopausal symptoms

A general practice perspective on prescribing menopausal hormone therapy

The important things to cover in the first consultation when a woman is considering menopausal hormone therapy (MHT)

Menopause management

The variations in menopausal symptoms in women from different cultural backgrounds and common symptoms women experience at perimenopause and how to manage them

Nature prescriptions

The importance of incorporating nature into a child’s environment as they grow

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People management skills are key in medical practice and yet we are expected to pick them up rather than receive structured training – and it’s impacting our ability to deal with increasingly difficult behaviours and expectations.

People looking to quit mistakenly think it’s only about reducing nicotine dependency.

Two years of crisis after crisis has left a scar on general practice, with 14% of GPs saying they feel burned out at least once a day.

This article discusses the assessment and management of acute low back pain in general practice according to the best available evidence to date.

Online gaming addiction is a growing problem in our society but it is hard to quantify just how big a problem it is. There are currently no accepted formal diagnostic criteria and no symptoms or behaviours that define gaming addiction.

Online gaming addiction is a growing problem in our society but it is hard to quantify just how big a problem it is. There are currently no accepted formal diagnostic criteria and no symptoms or behaviours that define gaming addiction.

A major consequence of the COVID pandemic has been that many crimes of domestic abuse and violence have become invisible, says Associate Professor Elspeth McInnes, sociologist and researcher from the University of South Australia

Development of an education program around the Covid vaccine compensation scheme which the Commonwealth Government announced in July

How to deal with a long list of menopausal symptoms

The important things to cover in the first consultation when a woman is considering menopausal hormone therapy (MHT)

The variations in menopausal symptoms in women from different cultural backgrounds and common symptoms women experience at perimenopause and how to manage them

The importance of incorporating nature into a child’s environment as they grow

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Psychologist; Director, UNSW Ageing Futures Institute; ARC Laureate Fellow; Senior Principal Research Scientist, NeuRA

Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey translates the WHO's updated 2026 dementia risk-reduction guidelines changes into concrete actions for opportunistic risk assessment and targeted advice in everyday general practice.