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  2. Navigating the Transition: Insights and Advice for New Dentistry Graduates

    Author: Dr Chia-wen Yeh In this article, Dr Chia Yeh, a dentistry graduate reflects on her experience stepping into the profession during the challenging times of the Covid-19 pandemic.  With insights gained from personal experiences, Dr....
  3. ๐Ÿ—’ Telehealth and the effective delivery of healthcare

    The increasing need for telehealth has changed the way practitioners practice medicine
  4. ๐Ÿ—’ Telehealth and the effective delivery of healthcare

    Tips and knowledge to help you assess the scope and limitations of telehealth consultations in your practice.
  5. ๐Ÿ—’ Using the new MBS telehealth item numbers

    MIPS panel lawyers Meridian explains the Medicare Benefit Scheme (MBS) โ€˜telehealthโ€™ items.
  6. ๐Ÿ—’ Using the new MBS telehealth item numbers

    Ensure you follow effective and practical legal advice to deliver safe and clinically appropriate telehealth consultations.
  7. Prescribing of Nicotine Vaping Products from 1 January 2024

    Author: Dr Owen Bradfield What are the changes? From 1 January 2024 , the importation of disposable nicotine vaping products (NVPs) has been banned. From 1 March 2024 , importation of reusable NVPs will also be banned, unless they meet new pro...
  8. Being Patient-Centred Is the Key to Gender-Affirming Care

    Author: Dr Clara Soo Known for her dedication to the LGBTIQ+ community, Dr Clara Soo has the rare experience of providing gender-affirming care to her patients but has also gone through the process of gender affirmation herself.    N...
  9. Key Takeaways on Updated Guidelines to Telehealth

    In September 2023, the Medical Board of Australia released its new publication  Guidelines: Telehealth consultations with patients  (“the telehealth guid elines”) .    Here are&...
  10. The Scope of Duty of Care

    Doctors are legally obliged to provide a reasonable standard of care to their patients. This is uncontroversial. However, determining what is reasonable is more challenging. In other words, how many times must a practitioner follow up with a non-com...
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