document.write("<div id='innerrightcolumnfloat'><h2>Recent media releases</h2><ul id='frontlist'><li><a href='/media2008/28638' target='_self' title='RMIT University students will today unveil design proposals for an Aboriginal community-controlled health clinic to a group of Aboriginal community leaders from the Northern Territory.'><strong>12 Nov 2008</strong>:<br />Aboriginal community gets a hand with health clinic design</a></li><li><a href='/media2008/28503' target='_self' title='The Australian Government's announcement of a $148 million to boost general practice training places comes as the most recent review of the Australian medical workforce, released last week, showed the general practice workforce crisis continues to worsen.'><strong>06 Nov 2008</strong>:<br />Poor diagnosis for Australia's health as GP workforce shrinks</a></li><li><a href='/media2008/28494' target='_self' title='GP Unity NSW today congratulated The Hon John Della Bosca MP, NSW Health Minister, for his commitment to ensuring all NSW medical graduates have a guaranteed hospital placement for their first 2 postgraduate years, and to the necessary forward planning to achieve this outcome.'><strong>05 Nov 2008</strong>:<br />General practice groups congratulate NSW Health Minister on postgraduate commitment</a></li><li><a href='/media2008/28496' target='_self' title='The RACGP has welcomed today's announcement by the Australian Government of an additional 75 training places for Australian general practice training in 2009 and a minimum of 100 additional places for 2010.'><strong>05 Nov 2008</strong>:<br />Boost for general practice training welcome</a></li><li><a href='/media2008/28400' target='_self' title='The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) supports the valuable role played by nurses in Australian general practice and is encouraged to see the Australian Government commit additional funds to train highly skilled nurses.'><strong>30 Oct 2008</strong>:<br />Investment in nurses should focus on General Practice teams</a></li><li><a href='/media2008/28382' target='_self' title='The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) has launched a new online learning module to support general practitioners, practice nurses and general practice managers in the delivery of palliative care in aged care homes.'><strong>29 Oct 2008</strong>:<br />Support for GPs in delivering Palliative Care in aged care homes</a></li><li id='rss'><a href='http://feeds.feedburner.com/racgpMediaReleases' target='_blank'>Subscribe to Media RSS feed</a></li></ul><br /><h2>For further media enquiries</h2><p>For further media enquiries contact <a href='mailto:jason.bereklewis@racgp.org.au'>Jason Berek-Lewis</a>, National Manager - Media and Communications tel: 0404 055 265 or <a href='mailto:melanie.fontolliet@racgp.org.au'>Melanie Fontolliet</a>, Media and Communications tel: 03 8699 0513 </p></div><!-- close innerrightcolumnfloat-->");