Chronic and persistent pain affects a multitude of Australians everyday; some suffer through consistent pain cycles for years on end, whilst on the other hand, there are some taking steps to seek medical attention and explanations, with and without success.
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The first local medical conference occurred in New York in 1846, sparking national interest in the mission to bring together professionals with an interest in bettering medicine for all.
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In late 2022, the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) published an interim decision to reduce the maximum pack size for standard and modified release (MR) paracetamol products sold in supermarkets and convenience stores around Australia.
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As Australia grapples with a rising antibiotic shortage, general practitioners across the country are growing increasingly concerned about the ability to provide the best possible care to their patients.
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Although 1.5% of Australians experience Coeliac Disease, approximately 80% remain undiagnosed for a majority of their life. This is far from ideal for the sufferer, and as a progressive disease, the symptoms will continue to worsen throughout the lifespan.
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“That Sounds Better” is a national Hearing Awareness Week Campaign rolling out from the team behind Can:Do Hearing as a part of Hearing Awareness Week - 1-7th March 2023.
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Telehealth is a broad term that encompasses all components and activities of healthcare and the healthcare system, which are conducted through telecommunications technology. Telemedicine is a component of telehealth and is defined by Oxford’s as ‘the remote diagnosis and treatment..
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is not particularly new to medicine, but is evolving and changing our approach to health at a rapid pace. With ongoing progress in data sharing, machine learning and digital infrastructure, we are seeing the expansion of AI..
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Continuity of care is a fundamental aspect of providing high-quality health care to patients. It refers to the ongoing relationship between a patient and a primary care provider, such as a general practitioners, over time.
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We all need to upskill with continuous professional development (CPD) each year. CPD is essential for doctors to continue building and improving their skills.
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