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News tile - Ahpra consultation

12 May 2025

Urgent call: influence the future of prescribing in Australia

AHPRA is undertaking a high-impact review of the National Prescribing Competencies Framework and your input is vital. The review is likely to influence the standards expected of prescribers in Australia and how to support safe and appropriate prescribing. Importantly, the framework also highlights telehealth and outlines the key attributes expected of prescribers in this space.
News tile - Professor Rinaldo Bellomo AO

08 May 2025

RACP marks the loss of a giant in medical research

It is with great sadness that I acknowledge the death of Professor Rinaldo Bellomo AO, one of the most visionary and influential clinician-scientists of our time, who passed away on Tuesday following a short illness.
News tile election statement

05 May 2025

Re-elected government’s health agenda must look beyond GPs and primary care as demand for specialists grows

The election outcome is proof Australians want a strengthened healthcare system. We are urging the government to address the nation’s chronic shortage of medical specialists. RACP President, Professor Jennifer Martin, congratulated the Albanese Labor Government on its re-election and encouraged them to look beyond existing commitments on GPs and primary care.
News tile - Johan Morreau

28 April 2025

First 1,000 Days

Dr Johan Morreau, former RACP Aotearoa New Zealand President (2010-2012), Lakes paediatrician, Chief Medical Officer and member of the Lakes District Health Board, passed away last month, aged 73, after a long illness. Dr Morreau, a distinguished paediatrician, was highly regarded for his significant contributions to health initiatives across Aotearoa New Zealand and Australia, particularly his leadership in Māori and Pacific health.

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Introductory Echocardiography Course

Australia

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Financial wellbeing for overseas trained Physicians and members who have relocated to Australia

Australia

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WA Trainees Social Lawn bowls Event

Australia

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