KFP and AKT will stay paper based ‘for the foreseeable future’
The RACGP is sticking with pens and paper for two of its fellowship exams, the Key Feature Problem and Applied Knowledge Test, having decided computer-based…
Tag: Registrars
‘Patients will always need GPs’: The registrars of 2023 don’t have time for pessimism
Rebates have failed to keep up with inflation, state governments are in denial about payroll tax and the pharmacy guild president thinks all GPs are…
Registrar’s fellowship dream delayed six months after COVID-19 strikes before exams
Dr Brendan Woodman said he had hoped the RACGP had a backup plan but was told no.
‘I failed my first year of medical school’: Top GPs’ exam disasters
Ahead of the RAGCP's Key Feature Problem exam on Friday, we asked four GPs about the exam disasters that stick with them.
Motherhood or medicine? Women doctors reveal the confronting reality
Long shifts, lack of support, guilt, regret - these are just some of the issues facing female doctors wanting a baby.
Teaching practices lose $163,000 for every GP registrar: study
They have compared costs and revenue for each registrar term.
One in three female doctors have miscarried: Aus survey
The 'shocking' findings underscore the need to improve the rights of pregnant medics so they don't need to delay motherhood, says surgical registra…
When are we going to stop eating our children?
Apart from trying to read hospital discharge summaries, I have had little to do with junior hospital doctors for many years. However, of late I…
Doctors sue for wage theft
The junior medics are suing the NSW Government for failing to pay for extra hours and meal allowances.
Registrars in ‘significant distress’ after another remote exam failure
An IT glitch forced the college of psychiatrists to cancel the OSCE on Saturday.
