What delgocitinib reveals about Australia's Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme
The PBS transparency frameworks must evolve alongside the commercial realities of modern medicine.
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AI tools for doctors: Do they really save time?
Artificial intelligence (AI) scribes promise to save doctors time and reduce administrative burden — but do they always deliver in practice?
Virtual surgical planning has transformed jaw reconstruction. Now we need to prove it's worth paying for
Jaw reconstruction patients could lose access to cutting-edge surgery techniques if we don’t have the data to justify the investment
Running on empty: the true state of doctor burnout in Australia in 2026
Burnout among doctors is no longer a fringe concern but a defining feature of modern practice. What’s driving it, and what does the system need to do in response?
AI, the Pope, and the philosophy of general practice
Pope Leo's Magnifica Humanitas presents a disturbing vision of a potential AI future, and general practice will not be immune to its pitfalls.
All the Way with mRNA?
The development of messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines to fight COVID-19 provided a watershed moment in vaccinology. How far can they take us?
AI in health care: what Australian GPs should know before they adopt
AI tools are already in Australian general practice, from scribes that write your clinical notes to algorithms reading your referral imaging. This guide cuts through the hype: what GPs can use now, what the evidence supp...
GPs play major role in boosting vaccination rates for high-risk communities
Primary care providers play a central role in lifting uptake of vaccination in high-risk communities, but they cannot do it alone.
It’s time to call MRI practitioners what they actually are: Magnetographers
Why are we still describing the people who run these machines with a name borrowed from a different technology?
