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Long shifts, overnight calls and unpaid overtime are often treated as a rite of passage for junior doctors. How are they to find work life balance and avoid burnout?

Understanding whether a tool is regulated as an AI medical device can help doctors make more informed decisions about which tools are appropriate to use in their clinical practice. 

Around one in 20 Australian doctors will be named in a medical negligence claim. This guide covers what GPs need to know: duty of care, informed consent, documentation, and what to do when things go wrong.

In recent years, reported cases of delusions, psychosis, and even suicide related to AI chatbot use, has led to concerns about the risk that some patients may have to develop AI psychosis.

Professional boundaries protect patients and doctors alike. But knowing where the line is — and recognising when it's at risk of blurring — is often harder in practice than in principle

Motivational interviewing is a core GP consultation skill, but knowing the theory and using it in a ten-minute appointment are different challenges. This guide bridges the gap.

AI is revolutionising health care, but bias in medical AI risks reinforcing existing health inequity.

This guide covers everything GPs need to know about specialist referral letters – the Medicare rules, what to include, and your obligations after you refer a patient. 

As artificial intelligence (AI) tools become more widely used in clinical practice, it’s important to understand your obligations under patient data privacy laws.