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Latest Issue: May 2013

Australian Family Physician is the official journal of The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. AFP aims to provide relevant evidence based, clearly articulated information to Australian GPs to assist them in providing the highest quality patient care; applicable to the varied geographic and social contexts in which GPs work and to all GP roles as clinician, researcher, educator, practice team member and opinion leader.

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AFP Cover 2013 May

Embarrassing problems

May 2013 Vol 42(5) 257–352

This month's articles include hyperhidrosis and bromhidrosis, male reproductive system, penile lumps and bumps, intestinal gas, patient blood management, bone turnover markers, and diabetes and heart disease.

Recent issues

AFP Cover 2013 April

Workplace

April 2013 Vol 42 (4) 161-256

This month's articles include tendon injuries, presenteeism, workplace bullying, returning to work after injury, chronic hepatitis B, duty of GPs to follow up, and chronic fatigue syndrome.

AFP Cover 2013 March

Pain

March 2013 Vol 42 (3) 81-160

This month's articles include mind-body therapies, opioid use in chronic non-cancer pain, neuropathic pain, macroscopic haematuria, childhood headache and bowel cancer screening.

AFP Cover 2013 January/February

Medications

January/February 2013 Vol 42 (1) 1-80

This month's articles include chronic renal impairment, ‘Just a repeat’, liver impairment, adverse drug reactions, non-drug treatments, anaphylaxis update, and sudden loss of vision.

AFP Cover 2012 December

The elderly

December 2012 Vol 41 (12) 913-1008

This month's articles include falls prevention, prescribing and deprescribing, chronic kidney disease, dementia, ethics in clinical practice and elevated serum ferritin.

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The AFP Clinical Challenge comprises a total of 16 multiple choice questions, which have been drawn from articles within the current issue of AFP. There are 4 Category 2 QA&CPD points available.

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