Artificial intelligence has enormous potential for medicine, but this radical new technology also heralds a substantial disruption to professional roles and clinical relationships — both technical and humanistic writes Canberra GP Dr Scott Mills
Research shows patients in regional NSW had positive experiences of virtual health care, adding nuanced understanding to help improve telehealth models of care, write Dr Emma Webster, Dr Florian Honeyball, Dr Sidney Pye, and Associate Professor Rob Zielinski.
There are major barriers for the ADHD community to overcome before the new Australian clinical guidelines for ADHD can be properly implemented, writes Dr Alison Poulton.
The Queensland General Practice Liaison Network is a multidisciplinary collaboration of clinicians working to improve the patient journey between general practice and hospitals.
Global shortages of antibiotics are disproportionately affecting Australian children, write Tony Lai, Amanda Gwee, Brendan McMullan and Asha Bowen
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leadership is essential in the design and delivery of culturally responsive health care, write Jacqueline Stephens and Courtney Ryder
The health sector, whose role is to protect public health, must be front and centre in the battle against climate change, write Dr Eugenie Kayak and Dr Ben Dunne
A national dataset for chronic conditions would provide critical information for enabling research and improving health outcomes
Verbal and physical assault in hospital wards, accident and emergency departments and primary care should never be accepted as “part of the job” and more steps must be taken to keep all health care workers safe, including doctors, write Dr Gifar Hassan and Clinical Professor Leanne Rowe AM
