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Why do we charge a gap?

So many elections! Trump 2016, Morrison 2019, Johnson 2019... If you suffer from premature election, you may feel the need for better healthcare. Primary care consistently delivers better bang for your buck - whether via the tax system or from your own pocket....

Are Medically Prescribed Opioids Killing Australians?

Are Medically Prescribed Opioids Killing Australians?

In 1996 Oxycontin a drug more powerful than Heroin hit the medical marketplace. It was touted as the cure for any pain, without addiction and without risk. Drug Companies have made many millions from this drug, at the cost of many deaths. In 2018 we face an evolving...

Do You Even Aged Care?

Do You Even Aged Care?

Last night on the 730 Report we saw several GPs make the point that fewer GPs are providing care to elderly Australians in Nursing Homes and other Aged Care facilities. See Here   TRACY BOWDEN: Dr Joseph is a strong believer in continuity of care. DR PETER...

The Psychology of Money (Social Determinants of Health)

The Psychology of Money (Social Determinants of Health)

When it comes to what makes us sick, approximately 75% of our health issues happen to our patients and us before they or we engage the health care system. The Social Determinants of Health come into play here: Social and cultural determinants of health these are...

Little Sick, Big Sick

Little Sick, Big Sick

GPs, Pharmacists, and Nurse Practitioners have roles in primary care - but it's not either or. It's both. They shouldn't be competing against each other. They are not the same. Professor Claire Jackson has her views and expresses them eloquently below. My views are:...