General practice

Complex trauma is common, pervasive, and frequently invisible in primary care settings. Many patients present repeatedly with chronic, unexplained symptoms, dysregulated nervous systems, or fragmented help-seeking patterns without ever naming their trauma experiences. Recognising the patterns and responding sensitively can position medical practitioners as pivotal figures in a patient’s recovery journey.

Cathy Kezelman

Recent changes to WorkCover in Victoria have raised the ire of unions and criticism from psychologists.

Sally Block

For medical specialists and GPs, ownership of medical rooms within an SMSF provides you with a basket of benefits that cannot be found with any other investment.

Braith Morrow, First Samuel, SPONSORED CONTENT

Mr Stewart’s pneumonia is responding well after two days of intravenous antibiotics – but he’s now yelling at the nurses and demanding to be discharged home, or else “the police will be called”. With a sinking feeling, you step into the room and introduce yourself.

Dr Julian Walter, MDA National, SPONSORED CONTENT