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Doctor-blaming in the media ignores the complexities behind disparities in women’s health…

Most GPs don’t give it much thought, but new research suggests it may impact immune response…

Expanding free helpline sounds good in principle, but fragmentation of care is yet again the main concern…

Experts raise concerns that new bill will be overkill in many cases, plus your colleagues weigh in...

Experts blame inertia for low uptake, but GPs say it's quality of care concerns...

Here’s what over 1,000 of your colleagues say they would do…

National poll underscores the need to fix clunky, time-consuming system. Here's what GPs think needs to change....

76% of GPs say it will help patients find specialists they can afford, but they're less convinced about the overall impact on fees...

One in four GPs say they’ve personally had one - here’s what to do

Pre-election politicking scores election points by pre-emptively blaming GPs if the bulk billing rate doesn’t change...

Most GPs support urgent care clinics, at least in principle…

Our most popular, polarising and penetrating polls from the past year…

Doctor-blaming in the media ignores the complexities behind disparities in women’s health…

Most GPs don’t give it much thought, but new research suggests it may impact immune response…

Expanding free helpline sounds good in principle, but fragmentation of care is yet again the main concern…

Experts raise concerns that new bill will be overkill in many cases, plus your colleagues weigh in...

Experts blame inertia for low uptake, but GPs say it's quality of care concerns...

Here’s what over 1,000 of your colleagues say they would do…

National poll underscores the need to fix clunky, time-consuming system. Here's what GPs think needs to change....

76% of GPs say it will help patients find specialists they can afford, but they're less convinced about the overall impact on fees...

One in four GPs say they’ve personally had one - here’s what to do

Pre-election politicking scores election points by pre-emptively blaming GPs if the bulk billing rate doesn’t change...

Most GPs support urgent care clinics, at least in principle…

Our most popular, polarising and penetrating polls from the past year…

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