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Latest news: AMA

AMA: ACT public hospitals fall short of national standards

Local Nicholas Fuller -
ACT public hospitals are not meeting national standards; the problem, the AMA ACT says, lies with care in the community.

Decrease in ANU interns joining Canberra Health Services

Local Nicholas Fuller -
Fewer Australian National University medical graduates are doing their internships in the ACT hospital system.

Federal government urged to end discrimination by life insurers

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Senator David Pocock and others say Australians with a family history of cancer or illness are avoiding life-saving genetic tests.

More investment in ACT health, but will it be a ‘triple shield’?

Local Nicholas Fuller -
The ACT has budgeted more than $200 million over four years to support health workers, provide more services, and better resource the system.

Calvary threatens legal action unless bill debate is adjourned

Local Nicholas Fuller -
The debate on the bill to compulsorily acquire the site of Calvary Public Hospital Bruce will take place tomorrow morning.

AMA: ACT Government ignored Calvary doctors

Local Nicholas Fuller -
Calvary Public Hospital Bruce's doctors said they were shocked, dismayed, and angered the ACT Government did not consult them.

Legislative Assembly debates: Health and property

Local Nicholas Fuller -
From 9 to 11 May, the members of the ACT Legislative Assembly were concerned with health, property, and cost of living issues.

Price hike for Canberra doctors on the cards

Local Nicholas Fuller -
Canberra doctors could be forced to increase their bills by $15 a consultation or close their clinics if the ACT Government introduces a payroll tax, the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners warns.

Public health services: Workplace culture improving, but bullying still a problem

Local Nicholas Fuller -
Although the ACT Government has laid “strong foundations” to reform the public health services' workplaces, bullying and harassment remain.

AMA concerned NSW easing restrictions too fast

COVID-19 AAP -
Doctors are concerned the accelerated NSW roadmap out of COVID-19 lockdown could see restrictions eased too quickly but a leading epidemiologist says it has to be done. 

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