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Historically, only a small percentage of GPs help choose the incoming president.

No relief in sight as one in five GPs report feeling the pinch...

GPs tacitly support levy on sugar-sweetened beverages, but what does the evidence say?

GPs and pharmacists respond to last minute policy flip flop…

If you haven't done your Professional Development Plan yet, you're not alone...

Only 31% of GPs routinely recommend mental health apps to their patients—and most GPs say they don't reduce referrals to mental health professionals, a Healthed survey has found.

Healthed survey finds that while many expect negative impact, they support changes...

Kruk review says yes, GPs say no. In fact, 92% of IMGs are opposed…

Language barriers and cultural taboos need to be addressed, especially with self-collection...

Queensland pharmacists who undergo specific training can now diagnose and manage 17 conditions as part of the Queensland Community Pharmacy Scope of Practice Pilot, but will patient safety suffer as a result?

Survey of >1900 GPs looks at the practical impact for both doctors and patients…

GPs feel like they’re being set up as scapegoats for the decline in bulk billing and the failure of Medicare…

Historically, only a small percentage of GPs help choose the incoming president.

No relief in sight as one in five GPs report feeling the pinch...

GPs tacitly support levy on sugar-sweetened beverages, but what does the evidence say?

GPs and pharmacists respond to last minute policy flip flop…

If you haven't done your Professional Development Plan yet, you're not alone...

Only 31% of GPs routinely recommend mental health apps to their patients—and most GPs say they don't reduce referrals to mental health professionals, a Healthed survey has found.

Healthed survey finds that while many expect negative impact, they support changes...

Kruk review says yes, GPs say no. In fact, 92% of IMGs are opposed…

Language barriers and cultural taboos need to be addressed, especially with self-collection...

Queensland pharmacists who undergo specific training can now diagnose and manage 17 conditions as part of the Queensland Community Pharmacy Scope of Practice Pilot, but will patient safety suffer as a result?

Survey of >1900 GPs looks at the practical impact for both doctors and patients…

GPs feel like they’re being set up as scapegoats for the decline in bulk billing and the failure of Medicare…

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