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During the acute COVID-19 pandemic in Australia, GPs had conflicts between professional and personal safety. Great presentation by ANU's A/Prof Katrina Anders at #WONCASydney2023
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Globally, primary care supported 4 core roles in managing COVID-19. Fantastic presentation from Dr Sally Hall Dykgraaf at #WONCASydney2023
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Anna Stavdal shares areas for reflection (and research) in global primary care to promote stability at #WONCASydney2023
Beautiful words from Dr Joo-Inn Chew to kick off our GP Forum: a discussion between policy makes and GPs in canberra
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>> Our next project in the space is ✨LIVE✨ and ready for practice nurses, GPs, registrars, fellows & med students
Is this you? Participate here: bit.ly/GPs-talking-about-wei…
🗣️Help us build the evidence base around how these convos are taking place.
🎧 How GPs can start to talk about weight issues abc.net.au/listen/programs/h…
@gemmasharp11 and @normanswan explore this topic on the latest #HealthReport ep.
@MonashUni @MonashResearch @MonashCCS
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Do you need to design a questionnaire or survey for your research? 📋
@ABSStats has released a new guide which has best practice advice for question development, visual & experience design, and testing of survey forms. It's very useful! Access it here 👇loom.ly/FW05rA4
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PBRNs are an integral part of learning health systems. Awesome presentation by @jo_manski at #AAAPC23
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We need local academic GP champions to build a positive GP research culture. Great presentation by Georgia Franklin at #AAAPC23
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Past president Prof Kirsty Douglas shares her story of building a value and a sense of community while finances were short by establishing the AAAPC conference. Well done @dougalswords for sustaining this organisation that we all love #AAAPC23 past presidents pannel
Pracnet members catching up at #AAAPC23! So lovely to be soaking up primary care research with this stellar team @Dougalswords @melinda_choy @dan
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"Australia set General Practice's up to be businesses. We shouldn't be surprised they act like it, even though it's not equitable" great discussion at #AAAPC23 plennary
Thanks Prof Nicolette, Prof Mike Green and A/Prof Liz Sturgiss
Data disproves the myth that many people attending emergency rooms should have been seen by GPs. The actual reasons are much more complex insightplus.mja.com.au/2023/…
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CQI techniques. How many are you using? #QITwitter
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What cancer research initiatives are being trialled in general practice?
Join us this Thursday:
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@ClaireVajdic @Larry_S_Myers @kristi_milley
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Bodyweight discussions underlie many day-to-day GP consultations & medical disorders. @CapitalHealthNw & obesity physicians from the Canberra community invite GPs to our Obesity Management webinar. Thurs. 27 July, 6.30pm – 8pm. Register here: bit.ly/3Y2jHty
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Doctors health has been in the news a lot these past couple of years. This paper scopes literature on what is known about doctors’ experiences when treating doctor-patients @DGPMonash @Monash_SPHPM bjgpopen.org/content/early/2…
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Worried artificial sweeteners and cancer risk? You probably don't need to be. Thanks @EMantzioris for this great breakdown of the recent WHO declaration theconversation.com/does-art…
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In a landmark move, the TGA has removed the requirement for GPs to undertake mandatory training, registration and reregistration every three years in order to prescribe the medication.
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Learn more about Australia’s new #CVD risk guidelines and calculator in @natraff8's interview with @6PR. Listen now 👇📻 omny.fm/shows/6pr-mornings/t…
NEW evidence: vaccination in primary care, mostly done in general practice, reduced Australian COVID admissions
"Maintaining good vaccination coverage effectively reduces the hospital burden associated with COVID‐19. Improving our understanding of waning immunity is important for optimal booster dose scheduling."
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