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Examination of patients presenting following sexual violence within an intimate partner violence relationship
General practitioners (GPs) are often the first contact for patients who are victims of intimate partner violence (IPV) including sexual assault.
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Jose is a 9 year unvaccinated child with a 5 day history of a low grade fever, cough and sore throat...
If a good friend suggested to you that, instead of going to the movies together, you just go home to “Netflix and chill” how would you respond?
“Mass shootings are part of the American landscape….”
Osteoarthritis is by far and away the most common form of arthritis in Australia.
Graeme, a 64-year-old retired builder, presented to you for repeat prescriptions two weeks previously as a new patient to the practice...
Zoe is a 41-year-old graphic designer who presents to you with right hip pain...
Clinicians I talk to often say that they recommend mental health apps all the time, but they find that even the most enthusiastic users seem to disengage pretty quickly.
A two-year study titled CHIME-GP was carried out by Medcast and the University of Wollongong. It has shown that educating GPs about potentially inappropriate or unnecessary medicines, imaging and pathology test ordering in the context of using the My Health Record (MHR) can help reduce unnecessary ordering.
From Wollongong, NSW to Mackay, QLD in 7 days. Medcast’s own team, Tyre Kickers, are taking on Shitbox Rally – Autumn 2022.