AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMedicare Reform: New RACGP data highlights gender bias in primary care: female GPs more often handle complex, longer consultations, but Medicare does not adequately recognise that work. Unsafe Peptides: Victorian hospitals have reported at least 13 life-threatening allergic reactions linked to black-market peptides since July 2025, while peptide-related hospitalisations in NSW have also surged. Birth Safety: A Melbourne inquest is examining whether earlier medical help could have saved influencer Stacey Warnecke, who died from postpartum haemorrhage after an unassisted home birth; her doula may face scrutiny over testimony. Aged Care Oversight: The Commonwealth Ombudsman has criticised the aged-care funding assessment system as unfair and inconsistent, calling for human oversight of decisions. Access to Care: Community pharmacies are expanding funded UTI treatment and contraception services, while the RACGP says more investment in secure digital systems could help practices modernise care. Patient Privacy: Royal Darwin Hospital has apologised after confidential patient information was posted online.
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