RACP Quarterly magazine

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RACP Quarterly Issue #3, 2022
  • How children with developmental disorders are falling through the cracks
  • Why chronic migraines go undiagnosed despite wider availability of treatment
  • The rewards and challenges for physicians working in the Northern Territory
  • How the lack of vaping regulations leaves our youth at risk

 


Recent editions

Issue #2, 2022
  • Gene therapy breakthrough for children with SMA
  • Gender equity in medicine
  • Climate change crisis
  • Volunteering during retirement
Issue #1, 2022
  • Nasal spray to combat COVID-19 heads to clinical trial
  • Treatment for bone health often comes too late
  • The RACPs work with Climate and Health Alliance
  • Aotearoa New Zealand and Australian Queen’s Birthday Honours lists
Issue #3, 2021
  • Ready to ROC – launch of the RACP Online Community
  • Using electronic health data to strengthen CPD for medical practitioners 
  • Māori health equity: Building cultural safety into clinical practice
  • COVID-19 and the role of science and leadership

Issue #2, 2021

  • Building a solution space for Indigenous health at the RACP
  • Palliative medicine, respiratory medicine and integrated care 
  • Genetic discovery and translation in neuromuscular diseases
  • Workforce casualisation and mobility in a COVID world
Issue #1, 2021
  • Make It The Norm – a call for health equity in Aotearoa New Zealand
  • RACP Fellows honoured 
  • RACP Congress 2020: First Peoples' Health
  • Reflection with RACP Aotearoa New Zealand President
Issue #3, 2020
  • Will the COVID-19 pandemic encourage a reflection on what is low-value clinical care?
  • Telehealth transforming access to healthcare during COVID-19 and beyond
  • Advancing the renewal of specialty training
  • New recommendations to help stop early heart attacks for Indigenous Australians
Issue #2, 2020
  • On the front line of Australia’s worst bushfire season on record
  • The race to find a vaccine
  • New Telehealth items for physicians and their patients
  • Guidelines for ethical relationships between health professionals

December 2019/January 2020

  • Showcasing Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and Māori cultures
  • The future of cystic fibrosis
  • Introducing playtime to improve the health of older Australians
  • How Mangatjay McGregor became the first Yolngu doctor

September/October 2019

  • New discovery in the fight against Vitamin D deficiency
  • In-flight medical emergencies: Is there a doctor on board?
  • Obesity: Rising to the challenge
  • Medical needs of adolescent refugees resettling in Western Australia

June/July 2019

  • A healthcare consumer's insight
  • Morals, ethics and Māori health
  • Physician heal thyself
  • Health issues in rural and remote populations 

March/April 2019

  • Blood stem cell therapy brings hope to people living with Multiple Sclerosis
  • Massive funding injection giving hope to people with Parkinson’s
  • Physician burnout – a crisis in healthcare
  • Innovative approach aiming to reduce obesity in Māori communities 

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