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Outgoing RCGP chair Professor Martin Marshall used his speech at the college's Vision for the Future of General Practice online conference to reflect on how general practice has changed during the last 30 years, the current crisis in the profession and how the government could turn things around.

A Palatinate investigation has highlighted numerous problems students have faced when switching to the Medical Group's services, ranging from delayed registration to late prescriptions. Some students say the issues have caused a debilitating impact on their wellbeing.

The nationwide shortage of GPs is hitting hard in New Plymouth, with not a single practice in the city taking on new patients.

College Health Trinity College Dublin are seeking a GP who will be working to meet the existing open access and fixed appointment surgery patterns. The

GPs at the RCGP online conference A Vision For the Future of General Practice set out why the climate crisis is a health crisis and offered advice on how GPs and practice teams can make primary care more sustainable.

/PRNewswire/ -- From diagnostic imaging to detect tumors in aquatic animals, to doubling the lifespan of dogs, the last 40 years have brought remarkable...

Wauwatosa attorney Kate Knowlton has dedicated many years to championing Wisconsin´s solo and small-firm lawyers. This year, Knowlton is the recipient of the John Lederer Distinguished Service Award from the State Bar of Wisconsin Solo & Small Firm Sectio

Yesterday was a big day for the Progressive movement in Aotearoa New Zealand as the Fair Pay Agreements Bill made its way through Parliament.  Many should be thanked but especially Michael Wood and Helen Kelly.

PROFESSOR Mike Holmes says he is pleased with the "robust and sensible" report from the Health and Social Care Committee on the future…

Last week at Oracle CloudWorld, co-founder and CTO of Oracle, laid the foundations for the company’s healthcare vision. They’re ambitious, but can it overcome the hurdles?