Jolyon Attwooll is a journalist at the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP). He focuses on health and wellness, with particular expertise in healthcare administration, patient care, and public health. Jolyon's work has been featured in The Telegraph and the RACGP.
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In its healthcare expenditure analysis, the AIHW finds an ever-greater share going to hospitals as general practice spending flattens.
A new analysis reveals a $1218 per person healthcare funding gap for rural Australians, renewing calls for a national strategy.
Professor Nick Zwar reflects on more than two decades helping to shape the RACGP’s groundbreaking smoking cessation guideline.
Its review of 12 products found eight ‘likely’ count as medical devices despite not being registered as such.
As NSW Health reveals a significant rise, newsGP looks at the role of general practice in the face of a growing issue.
New Fellows were welcomed, and stand-out contributions acknowledged, in the Hobart ceremony.
It has released a ‘first-of-its-kind’ analysis of prescribing risks and the implications for community pharmacy prescribing.
The Services Australia annual report also shows a dramatic surge in the number of patients who have signed up to MyMedicare.
As evidence of systemic inequity grows, female GPs are now less likely than men to be happy with their jobs, the RACGP’s Health of the Nation report reveals.
Launching today, the RACGP’s Health of the Nation report shines a light on how chronic disease and multimorbidity are changing general practice.
