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Patients satisfied with their GPs: ABS survey
The latest 'Patient Experiences in Australia Survey' by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) shows yet again that Australia’s hardworking and dedicated GPs are meeting increasing ...
Good practice when prescribing & dispensing compounded medicines
The Pharmacy Board of Australia and Medical Board of Australia have released a joint statement describing good practice for practitioners when prescribing and dispensing compounded ...
$3 million plan to protect welfare of junior doctors in NSW
A multi-million dollar reform plan devised with the state’s junior doctors was released on 18 November 2017 to better safeguard their health and mental wellbeing.
Strategic approach needed to address antimicrobial resistance: RACGP
The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) says a united and strategic approach to addressing the problem of antibiotic resistance is critical to protect Australian ...
Be part of the solution to preserve antibiotics
This Antibiotic Awareness Week the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care is urging health professionals and the public to 'be part of the solution' and take ...
GPs and patients must work together to tackle diabetes epidemic
The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) reminds Australians to speak to their GP about diabetes prevention and management, as more than 200 people in Australia ...
Having diabetes doubles your chance of death
Australians with diabetes experience much higher death rates than those without, with some particularly concerning trends seen among those with type 2 diabetes, according to a report ...
New funding for medical research breakthroughs to benefit patients
The $35 million in new funding to turn our great medical research discoveries into new medical technologies will benefit patients, as well as deliver great economic returns, Association ...
Pollution impact on global burden of disease undercounted
Diseases caused by pollution were responsible for an estimated nine million premature deaths in 2015, a global report has found.
Physicians welcome additional govt funding for codeine upscheduling
The Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) welcomes the Federal Government's commitment of an additional $1 million to support the move to making codeine medicines prescription-only ...
Better access: private health insurance reform
More young people in the private health system and easier access to mental health services are key features of the recent private health insurance reform package that the Australian ...
AAMRI welcomes $100 million boost to fight brain cancer
The first large scale funding strategy from the Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) will provide $100 million in funding for medical research to fight brain cancer, the sixth leading ...
4 Aussies die from brain cancer daily, with no improved survival rate
Despite a history of increasingly positive outcomes for many types of cancer in Australia, brain and other central nervous system cancers buck the trend, with no improvement in ...
Voluntary assisted dying law one step closer in Vic
Victorians who are terminally ill are one step closer to having access to voluntary assisted dying after the Legislative Assembly voted to pass the historic Voluntary Assisted Dying ...
GPs demand more transparency from private health insurance industry
The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) says the shake-up of Australia’s private health insurance industry is a step in the right direction but far more needs ...
Access to mental health services through Medicare on the rise
Almost 1 in 10 Australians access government-subsidised services.
Improving communication between health services and doctors
The AMA has released a new Guide, which sets out 10 minimum standards that should apply for communication between health services and general practitioners and other treating doctors ...
Govts chipping in more for health, as individual Aussies pay less
Government funding for health has risen, with individuals now funding a smaller proportion of health costs, according to a report released recently by the Australian Institute of ...
Australia joins international push to halve medication errors
A global drive to reduce medication errors by 50% within five years will be launched in Brisbane today (10 October 2017), as part of a new push by the World Health Organization to ...
Private patients treated in public hospitals is lose-lose: APHA
The public hospital system's continued rorting of private health insurance forces privately insured patients to pay higher premiums.
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