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I am trying really hard not to come back. But come on...are you kidding me!

Parody RCGP - Not a Doctor or PA These fantasy fairytale stories from NHS make great bedtime stories for the kids Educational too Here's one for tonight...

It’s called Healthdirect and again what about rural settings? So rather than fund a local doctor Labor would rather fund someone who doesn’t even live, work or know the local population.

X has received executive orders from the Indian government requiring X to block over 8,000 accounts in India, subject to potential penalties including significant fines and imprisonment of the company’s local employees. The orders include demands to block access in India to

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Rosita Díaz $29.61 = 63% alcohol tax (according to bundy rum) $69.62 = what you need to earn before tax to end up with $47 (for most people), tax on this = $22.62 You've paid $52.23 in tax if you buy a $47 bottle of rum. Ain't socialism grand!

In the UK, GPs have such restricted access to diagnostics. It’s insulting, and causes time and $ inefficiencies. Guess where you’ll get these freedoms, be effective for your patients, and be allowed to grow some self-respect.

‼️Still the new plan‼️ Example removed after an outcry but is in the heart of NHS England Workforce, Training and Education plans england.nhs.uk/long-read/refo… If Sarah had seen a GP she wouldn’t have needed to have a CT scan, no need to speak to the ENT registrar & it could be managed in the community GPs are vital

John Milionis Anthony Albanese You’re $55 out of pocket, however you could have attended the Prahran Medicare Urgent Care Clubic and be bulk billed. You always have options. It’s worth considering the one where you are out of pocket $55 costs taxpayers $43, while attending the urgent care centre won’t cost

Jim Chalmers MP Fucinidiot 🖕

In 2023, the U.S. spent approximately $1.35 trillion on healthcare administration. That’s more than we spent on: •Physician salaries (~$350B) •Nursing salaries (~$335B) •Retail prescription drugs (~$450B) •Imaging, lab tests, EHRs, and outpatient procedures combined •Even

The article says PAs were: “partly to ameliorate the shortage of doctors and the higher cost of the doctor relative to other healthcare professionals”. PAs are much more costly in the long term: unnecessary investigations, referrals and procedures. They also start on a higher

Partha S Kar 🇮🇳🇬🇧🏏🎥 You need ability, hard work, still a degree of self sacrifice, personal warmth and intellectual curiosity, a thirst for knowledge and care for others, a way of thinking that goes beyond the usual or protocols, and a great ability to take decisions under uncertainty. Its hard.

Joe Garra This is Politicians pretending to be Doctors by deciding what conditions Pharmacists (think they) know how to treat. Who carries the medico-legal liability for the missed/delayed serious diagnosis? Are you collecting outcome data so the program can be objectively evaluated?

It’s final - I’m shifting from Family Medicine to Primate Care.

Enjoy your 2-teir primary care system Victoria. Those with $ will see GPs with 10 years of DEDICATED medical training. Those without will see pharmacists with a 4 year pharmacy degree and 100 or so hours of 'upskilling' Victorian Labor thinks that's acceptable. Good luck!

The Healthcare System and its challenges ! Dr. Karen Price Speaks Out | Behind th... youtu.be/Xfezp8hX6Bs?si… via YouTube

She speaks for all Aussie patients and GPs. It’s an hour interview but it’s well worth a listen.

salaryDr Either own your own business like Direct Primary Care or Concierge. Or just don’t go into primary care. If you’re hoping to work for a healthcare system - their playbook is laid out for all to see… replace physicians with nonphysician providers. It’s a simple $ math equation for

For any GPs stupid enough to commit to 100% bulk-billing under Australian Labor's new scheme: 2025/6 rebates have been announced and are increasing by only 2.5% If you lock yourself in to bulk-billing you'll just face the same slow decline that occurred under Liberal Party