The family of an anaesthetist who died by suicide after being investigated by police and the UK medical regulator has lost their legal bid to…
Australia must prepare to soften Medicare’s 30/20 rule if petrol shortages drive up demand for telehealth consults, say doctors’ groups. Currently, doctors who claim services for 30…
Patients should have a specific legal right to refuse the use of AI scribes during consultations, a privacy advocacy group says. AI scribes have been…
A worsening shortage of salbutamol nebules, while stressful for patients, has renewed the push for adults with asthma to stop relying on short-acting beta2 agonist–only treatment.…
Estimating a patient’s death date is not an exact science, especially when it could be months away. Yet under the Federal Government’s Support at Home…
The national practice management association has labelled criticism of its leadership as unwarranted and inaccurate amid a campaign to vote on removing its board. A…
CVD events are 340% more likely in women aged 18-50 if they have polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome, with only a third of the increased risk…
A boxed warning about a rare condition that can trigger sudden vision loss is being added to GLP-1 receptor agonists, the TGA says. The warning says the drugs may increase a patient’s risk of developing…
Thousands of GPs are being sent letters detailing their COPD triple-therapy prescribing, as data show that only 30% of patients are started on COPD dual therapy first.…
The RACGP and the Pharmacy Guild of Australia have come together on one issue at least – concern over Woolworths offering rewards points to customers…
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