Clinical Practice
Value-based care and mental health outcomes
The central paradox of acutely pressured Australian mental health care is that expenditure is rising and demand is growing, with no agreed national standard for what constitutes a good outcome let alone a mechanism to measure, compare, or learn from one.
Charlie’s close call with MenB proof WA should fund vaccine
The seriousness of meningococcal disease really hits home when I hear real life stories of young children affected by it.
Clinical management of tinnitus
Tinnitus is the perception of sound in the absence of an external acoustic source. Patients commonly describe ringing, buzzing, humming, hissing or pulsatile sounds in one or both ears.
Imaging for multidisciplinary management of musculoskeletal disease
The future of orthopaedics is not simply about performing more surgery, it is about delivering smarter, more personalised care.
Navigating Ahpra's new sexual misconduct rules
Sexual misconduct findings are now permanently published on the public register - here's what that means in practice.
Persistent pelvic pain - a multidisciplinary approach
Persistent pelvic pain consists of pain felt in the pelvis and pelvic organs lasting more than three to six months. It affects an estimated 15-20% of women and a minority of men.
From modern design to workflow - building your best practice
For many doctors, establishing a private practice is the culmination of years of training, sacrifice and professional ambition. It represents an opportunity to create an environment that reflects your approach to patient care.
Protect your business: taking care of finance
Running a medical practice is demanding, and small gaps in financial systems can quietly develop into larger issues over time.
Cannabis and psychedelics in modern psychiatry
Two major March 2026 papers have sharpened the conversation on novel treatments in psychiatry.
The need for better GP-to-ED communication
As patients are waiting longer in emergency departments amid an under-pressure health system, it was suggested that GPs could call the ED ahead of referring a patient to help avoid bottlenecks.
