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New guidelines for doctors' relationships with industry
New guidelines for transfer of care arrangements
Atlas identifies health care variations, but not causes
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Government Maintains Support For Medical Indemnity Insurance Schemes
Government Acknowledges Key Role Of General Practice With MYEFO Funding
New guidelines for doctors' relationships with industry
New guidelines for transfer of care arrangements
President’s election message to politicians: Health matters
Updated General Practice/Hospitals Transfer of Care Arrangements Position Statement
Third Australian Atlas of Healthcare Variation
Maternity services must be obstetric-led
Medical Board’s revised sexual boundaries guidelines to take effect
AMA Council of General Practice Chair provides information on compliance audits
Updated statement on complementary medicines
Thank you for your Donation - AMA Indigenous Medical Scholarship
A big thank you to those AMA members who have already donated towards the Indigenous Medical Scholarship. Your contribution will support an Indigenous medical student and help grow the number of Indigenous medical doctors.
Donations are tax deductible and can be made here.