24 Mar 2026
‘Vision-Enabled’ AI Scribes Could Improve GP Notes
A trial by Flinders University suggests AI scribes that can see as well as hear may take more accurate clinical notes than audio-only systems.
24 Mar 2026
RACGP Opens Major Research Grants for GP-Led Studies
The Australian General Practice Research Foundation has opened applications for two new research grants to support GP-led projects that deliver practical solutions for patients.
23 Mar 2026
Have Your Say on Aged Care Reforms
The Aged Care Reform Sector Pulse Survey gives you the chance to share your feedback on how recent aged care reforms are being implemented.
23 Mar 2026
National Autism Strategy Reference Group Holds First Meeting
The Australian Government has launched the National Autism Strategy Reference Group, which will help guide the implementation of the National Autism Strategy 2025–31 and its First Action Plan 2025–26.
23 Mar 2026
Tasmanians Invited to Have Their Say on Next Mental Health Strategy
The Tasmanian Government is asking the community for input on the next Tasmanian Mental Health Strategy, Rethink and Beyond.
23 Mar 2026
MyMedicare: Strengthening GP–Patient Care
MyMedicare is a voluntary registration system designed to help GPs and primary care teams better connect with patients.
23 Mar 2026
Inclusive Mental Health Resources for GPs
The General Practice Mental Health Standards Collaboration has developed a new suite of resources to help GPs provide inclusive, trauma-informed, and culturally safe care for patients from diverse backgrounds.
23 Mar 2026
Supporting Children Who Speak Multiple Languages
Learning more than one language is great for children, but their language development may follow a different path compared with children who speak only one language.
23 Mar 2026
Record Year for GP Training in NSW
More junior doctors than ever have started GP training in New South Wales this year, showing strong interest in general practice across the state.
23 Mar 2026
Hormones Linked to Changes in Women’s ADHD Symptoms
Hormonal changes may play a big role in how ADHD shows up in women, with new Australian research highlighting symptom changes across different life stages.