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QNMU MEDIA RELEASE RETRACTION: 7 March, 2024.
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Aster Guardians Global Nursing Award 2026 Names Agimol Pradeep From United Kingdom Winner of USD 250,000 Prize
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- 11/09/2026
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RACGP visits Mount Gambier practices to understand rural healthcare challenges and opportunities
The Royal Australian College of GPs (RACGP) has visited general practices and healthcare services across Mount Gambier to hear directly from GPs, practice teams and community healthcare leaders about healthcare delivery in regional South Australia. RACGP South Australia Chair Dr Siân Goodson and RACGP SA Rural Representative Dr Dianne Carr have visited practices and healthcare services in Mount Gambier and Millicent, including Pangula Mannamurna Aboriginal Corporation, The Medical Clinic Millicent, Hawkins Medical Clinic, Limestone Coast Health Hub, Ferrers Medical Clinic and Village Medical Centre. The visit also included meetings with Mayor Lynette Martin OAM and Dr Patrick Burgon at the…
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- 11/09/2026
- 06:05
NSW’s ‘reckless’ donor-led pharmacist prescribing experiment runs ahead of evidence: RACGP
The Minns Government has once again seemingly prioritised politics over patient safety by expanding its pharmacist prescribing scheme to appease powerful donors, the RACGP has warned. Earlier today, the NSW Government announced a new trial that will allow pharmacist prescribers to treat a wider range of complex health conditions, including ear infections, wound care, hypertension and COPD – ailments that GPs spend more than a decade training to diagnose and manage. Describing the move as a "reckless gamble", RACGP NSW&ACT Chair Dr Rebekah Hoffman said better access to healthcare was critical, but could not come at the expense of patient…
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