Professor Max Kamien: The story of ‘Alphabet’ Wilson and why your postnominal matters
He says the letters might not be important to patients, but some doctors value them.
Tag: ACRRM
One-fifth of fellowship GPs will ignore attempts to restrict their use of the FRACGP
The answers to AusDoc's survey reveal the professional and personal pride in the postnominal.
Why doctors need to brace for bigger battles than ‘CPD-Day’
Health ministers are now reviewing the medical board's blueprint for revamping CPD for all doctors.
Turbulence is threatening GP training – we need to sail smoothly now
“General practice training is back with the RACGP, where it should always have been!” These words came from Greg Hunt, the Federal Health Minister, during his keynote speech…
GPs demand answers from RACGP and ACRRM over training takeover
There are fears the 'dearth of detail' might prevent some doctors from applying for the program.
Can ACRRM really break the rural doctor drought?
The college has been given money to fund 400 more GP training places, exclusively for doctors intent on rural generalism.Â
ACRRM given 400 more rural generalist training places
But the registrars will not be part of the Australian General Practice Training program.
Ignore the naysayers? GP trainees are happy
That appears to be the main finding of a national survey of some 21,000.
Are rural generalists being over-hyped?
Dr Ewen McPhee, who has finished his two-year tenure as ACRRM president, responds.
