Dr Imaan Joshi tells Mamamia why female doctors are leaving general practice in droves in Australia. Here’s what no one is talking about. — Read on http://www.mamamia.com.au/the-problems-female-doctors-face/
Helpful Resources http://islanddocs.com.au/helpful-resources/ — Read on islanddocs.com.au/helpful-resources/
Like synchronised swimming, general practice is much harder than it looks https://drlizsturgiss.wordpress.com/2018/05/16/generalpractice/ — Read on drlizsturgiss.wordpress.com/2018/05/16/generalpractice/
Let’s build a bridge from ‘swamp’ to ivory tower https://drlizsturgiss.wordpress.com/2018/05/17/lets-build-a-bridge-from-swamp-to-ivory-tower/ — Read on drlizsturgiss.wordpress.com/2018/05/17/lets-build-a-bridge-from-swamp-to-ivory-tower/
Just back from a two day GP Supervisors conference in Adelaide. Attendance at these events is mandatory for GP supervisors. Training primary care providers for the future in Australia has seen some changes over the years – responsibility for training was removed from the College (RACGP) in 2002 and devolved to ‘regional training providers’ or…
To introduce myself first. I am in my early 50s, I have practised in the same rural centre nearly 30 years now, first as the local Medical Superintendent than as a General Practitioner for the last… Source: Reflections on 30 years in Rural Medicine via Reflections on 30 years in Rural Medicine — Rural General Practice
“I’m learning every day, and mostly from my patients. They’re the best teachers I have”.https://t.co/2gc5LqBOxU — RACGP (@RACGP) June 6, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
Welcome! I assume you are new, perhaps logging on from our nation’s great RACGP national conference in Melbourne 2015. Come in, sit down. Let me show you around! Firstly, you may have noticed there was no admission fee. Pretty exciting huh! Also, there is no one selling you something, telling you to prescribe something, or…
“Dear Neurologist, please see John ?head. Sincerely, Dr AB.” Referral letters are the way in which we can correspond our clinical information to our specialist colleagues. It is critically important and also reflects upon you as a clinician as to your medical skill and ability to be succinct. It has been pointed out many times…
Just a quick update to let you all know that we have reached out into the ether and joined forces with Dr Michael Tam and the team from the stupendously good Evidence Based Medicine Blog. The EBM blog is one of the best and most rigorous sources out there of the discerning GP…
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