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Reflections on General Practice

The National Rural Generalist Pathway

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July 7, 2019 in Political, Reflections on General Practice.

The House Call

The House Call The House Call — Read on genevieveyates.com/2019/06/24/the-house-call/

June 25, 2019 in Reflections on General Practice.

Are you the effing doctor?!

twitter.com/feldsteinagency/status/1062302570956365824

November 16, 2018 in Reflections on General Practice.

Doctors’ mental health and the perfect storm

"The statistics on doctor suicide are horrifying… and doctors-in-training are particularly susceptible."#MentalHealth#crazysocks4docshttps://t.co/169YDALwv3 — Steve Robson (@DrSteveRobson) November 9, 2018

November 9, 2018 in Reflections on General Practice.

I ‘have it all’ – but truly, it ain’t what I expected — Dr Liz Sturgiss

An increasing number of doctors in all specialties are working part-time. The BEACH dataset shows a steady decline in the number of sessions worked each week by Australian GPs between 1998 and 2008, while a survey published in August this year of UK GP trainees found only one in five intended to work full-time in […]…

October 24, 2018 in Reflections on General Practice.

Going bush

twitter.com/island_docs/status/1024798576822472704

August 2, 2018 in Political, Reflections on General Practice.

Why #GoRural ?

twitter.com/onthewardsorg/status/1013331889082413056

July 1, 2018 in Reflections on General Practice.

Burnout and scope of practice in new family physicians

twitter.com/maritacowie/status/1013250668402913281

July 1, 2018 in Doctor's health, Reflections on General Practice.

What compels you?

twitter.com/themja/status/1011032473113726978

June 26, 2018 in Ethics, Political, Reflections on General Practice.

Do not disturb

twitter.com/johnlauner/status/1009317731877949445

June 20, 2018 in Doctor's health, Reflections on General Practice.

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    The big news out of the UK this week is the RECOVERY trial.  We just may have found a simple therapeutic intervention that can reduce the mortality in the COVID epidemic.  This is fantastic news.  So I am going to break down the trial and get past the media hype and press releases to see […]
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    Last Tuesday I wandered into my local barber shop for a trim.  As I entered there was an empty chair so I sat down and gave my usual request to Nick, the barber.  It is a small shop, only two chairs, in a neighbourhood of largely white, conservative professionals and retired wheat farmers. In the […]
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    Osani et al. Korean J Intern Med 2019 Mar 15 Duloxetine (60-120 mg daily) appears to have a small to moderate beneficial effect on knee osteoarthritis pain and function at 3 months, compared to placebo.
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