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GP accreditation process ‘gone off the rails’

Nine out of 10 practice owners reckon the accreditation process is too authoritarian and ideological, poll finds…

Expert/s: Lynnette Hoffman

Accreditation, Career

Clinical Articles

No CPD grace period for 2024

Last year one in 10 GPs relied on it, but there’ll be no leniency this time around…

Expert/s: Healthed

Accreditation, Career

Clinical Articles

CPD status: How do you compare with your colleagues?

If you haven't done your Professional Development Plan yet, you're not alone...

Expert/s: Healthed

Accreditation

Clinical Articles

RACGP approval rating still positive, but trending downward

After clawing its way up from rock bottom approval ratings in 2018, the College is still getting positive marks, but they’re steadily slipping.

Expert/s: Healthed

Accreditation

Clinical Articles

Side hustle: How this GP turned her love of writing into a complementary career

Exhausted by full time GP work, Linda’s carved out a dual career as a medical writer.

Expert/s: Ben Falkenmire

Accreditation

Clinical Articles

Was WONCA worth it?

The event was undoubtedly successful, but a significant number of GPs question its relevance to the urgent existential challenges that many in the profession are currently facing. This might explain why Healthed’s most recent survey of 1847 frontline GPs found that just 49 had attended the WONCA conference.

Expert/s: Healthed

Accreditation

Clinical Articles

RIP NPS: most GPs will miss you — Survey

81% of GPs say the government made the wrong call, but only about half are convinced it was achieving its aims

Expert/s: Yasmin Clarke, Lynnette Hoffman

Accreditation

Clinical Articles

GPs do up to six hours of non-billable work per week

Some GPs do more than six hours of unpaid work in a week. We know from recent analysis that GPs contribute around 1.3 billion in unpaid work into the healthcare system each year.

Expert/s: Yasmin Clarke

Accreditation

Clinical Articles

92% of GPs think underbilling needs to be included in Medicare review

Over 90% of GPs want the government’s to examine underbilling and unpaid work by GPs, Healthed’s latest survey suggests

Expert/s: Yasmin Clarke

Accreditation

Clinical Articles

Faux Fallout – Media coverage will drive even more GPs away from Medicare if not out of the clinic completely, survey shows

The last few weeks has seen the publication of claims in the mainstream media, primarily relying on a thesis by Dr Margaret Faux, that doctors are ‘rorting’ Medicare to the tune of 8 billion dollars.

Expert/s: Dr Aajuli Shukla

Accreditation

Clinical Articles

Cardiac failure, chronic inflammation and iron

Iron deficiency in heart failure is not only common but represents a serious risk of poorer outcomes. It may sound unlikely, but heart failure is increasingly being considered as a chronic inflammatory condition.

Expert/s: Leigh Dayton

Accreditation

Clinical Articles

GPs on social media – Where can we find them?

GPs seem less active in their social media use compared with the general Australian population, exclusive survey data reveals

Expert/s: Yasmin Clarke, Felicity Nelson

Accreditation

GP accreditation process ‘gone off the rails’

Nine out of 10 practice owners reckon the accreditation process is too authoritarian and ideological, poll finds…

No CPD grace period for 2024

Last year one in 10 GPs relied on it, but there’ll be no leniency this time around…

CPD status: How do you compare with your colleagues?

If you haven't done your Professional Development Plan yet, you're not alone...

RACGP approval rating still positive, but trending downward

After clawing its way up from rock bottom approval ratings in 2018, the College is still getting positive marks, but they’re steadily slipping.

Side hustle: How this GP turned her love of writing into a complementary career

Exhausted by full time GP work, Linda’s carved out a dual career as a medical writer.

Was WONCA worth it?

RIP NPS: most GPs will miss you — Survey

81% of GPs say the government made the wrong call, but only about half are convinced it was achieving its aims

GPs do up to six hours of non-billable work per week

Some GPs do more than six hours of unpaid work in a week. We know from recent analysis that GPs contribute around 1.3 billion in unpaid work into the healthcare system each year.

92% of GPs think underbilling needs to be included in Medicare review

Over 90% of GPs want the government’s to examine underbilling and unpaid work by GPs, Healthed’s latest survey suggests

Faux Fallout – Media coverage will drive even more GPs away from Medicare if not out of the clinic completely, survey shows

The last few weeks has seen the publication of claims in the mainstream media, primarily relying on a thesis by Dr Margaret Faux, that doctors are ‘rorting’ Medicare to the tune of 8 billion dollars.

Cardiac failure, chronic inflammation and iron

Iron deficiency in heart failure is not only common but represents a serious risk of poorer outcomes. It may sound unlikely, but heart failure is increasingly being considered as a chronic inflammatory condition.

GPs on social media – Where can we find them?

GPs seem less active in their social media use compared with the general Australian population, exclusive survey data reveals

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Nine out of 10 practice owners reckon the accreditation process is too authoritarian and ideological, poll finds…

Last year one in 10 GPs relied on it, but there’ll be no leniency this time around…

If you haven't done your Professional Development Plan yet, you're not alone...

After clawing its way up from rock bottom approval ratings in 2018, the College is still getting positive marks, but they’re steadily slipping.

Exhausted by full time GP work, Linda’s carved out a dual career as a medical writer.

81% of GPs say the government made the wrong call, but only about half are convinced it was achieving its aims

Some GPs do more than six hours of unpaid work in a week. We know from recent analysis that GPs contribute around 1.3 billion in unpaid work into the healthcare system each year.

Over 90% of GPs want the government’s to examine underbilling and unpaid work by GPs, Healthed’s latest survey suggests

The last few weeks has seen the publication of claims in the mainstream media, primarily relying on a thesis by Dr Margaret Faux, that doctors are ‘rorting’ Medicare to the tune of 8 billion dollars.

Iron deficiency in heart failure is not only common but represents a serious risk of poorer outcomes. It may sound unlikely, but heart failure is increasingly being considered as a chronic inflammatory condition.

GPs seem less active in their social media use compared with the general Australian population, exclusive survey data reveals

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Tune in for "Gallbladder – When surgery is or is not needed" lecture

Tuesday 26th May, 7pm - 9pm AEST

Speaker

Dr David Yeo

Specialist Upper GI, Hepatobiliary and Bariatric Surgeon; Chris O’Brien Lifehouse, RPA and St George Hospitals

In this talk, surgeon, Dr David Yeo will answer these and many other real-world questions related to this common condition and provide an update on the latest recommendations for the assessment, investigation and management of gallbladder disease.