02 Nov 2023

Register for AMA’s private health webinar

The AMA will hold a webinar on the need for reform to Australia’s private health system.

01 Nov 2023

Working in aged care in Australia

A new version of the Working in aged care in Australia booklet now provides aged care workers with information about what changes are happening in aged care and how these affect the workforce.

01 Nov 2023

‘The college is listening’: Call for member feedback

The 2023 RACGP Member Engagement Survey is now open, which aims to address members’ needs and ensure a strong future for general practice.

01 Nov 2023

First Nations to Manage Puggy Hunter Memorial Scholarship Scheme (PHMSS)

The Puggy Hunter Memorial Scheme (PHMSS) encourages and assists entry-level First Nations health students complete their studies, and join the health workforce. From 1 July 2024, a First Nations-led organisation will administer the Puggy Hunter Memorial Scholarship Scheme (PHMSS).

01 Nov 2023

Free shingles vaccine rollout hits day-one roadblock

Supply shortages are forcing eligible patients onto lengthening waitlists, but the DoH has said there is ‘no urgency’ as the program is ‘ongoing’.

01 Nov 2023

Supporting families and providing end-of-life-care

GPs play a pivotal role in the care of people with advanced disease, writes palliative care specialist Associate Professor Mark Boughey.

01 Nov 2023

PBS arrangements during shortage of amoxicillin and clavulanate potassium 400 mg/57 mg per 5 mL oral suspension effective 1 November 2023

Due to the shortage of Curam Duo (amoxicillin 400 mg/5 mL + clavulanic acid 57 mg/5 mL powder for oral liquid, 60 mL)

01 Nov 2023

PBS Website Update - 1 November 2023

PBS Website Update - 1 November 2023

01 Nov 2023

National Immunisation Program – changes to shingles vaccination from today

The shingles vaccination schedule under the National Immunisation Program (NIP) has changed.

01 Nov 2023

Elective surgery four-year plan ensuring Tasmanians receive health care sooner

Tasmanians are continuing to benefit from a $196 million plan to drive down the elective surgery waiting list, with the latest progress report showing Tasmanians are receiving their surgery sooner.