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Although it is important to note that generalist medical practitioners also work in urban areas across a variety of disciplines,6 rural and regional medical practice has long been an area where...
Although general practitioners screen only a small proportion of the eligible population,5 the majority of diagnoses of genital chlamydia infection are still made in general practice. The...
There has been much discussion recently about chlamydia testing for asymptomatic women, both with and without a routine Pap test in general practice.4,5,7,8 However, while GPs believe general...
Addressing the AHT injury toll is a core clinical responsibility for primary care providers, who are in the best position within the current Australian health system to provide population-wide pre...
Parents can be the source of vaccine preventable diseases that their children contract. The vaccination status of parents may not be readily available, and uptake rates are affected by factors such...
Promoting and maintaining the health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women is integral to ‘close the gap’ between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and non-Indigenous Australians.1...
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