AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNursing workforce: Tasmanian nurses and midwives walked off the job over a pay offer they say fails to address retention, workplace violence and unequal access to extra leave. Voluntary assisted dying: Queensland figures showing 1,082 deaths under the scheme in 2025–26 have prompted calls for an inquiry, as the state review board recommends allowing remote consultations. Eating disorders: A global study found Australia has the highest reported prevalence of anorexia and bulimia, highlighting calls for better prevention and early care. Children’s nutrition: Experts say most children get enough protein from a balanced diet and don’t need supplements marketed to worried parents. Health data security: A major breach of a NSW Health server reportedly exposed about 100,000 documents, renewing concerns about protection of sensitive patient information. Misinformation in clinics: Almost six in 10 Australian GPs say patients raise social-media health claims at least weekly, often seeking specific medicines or diagnoses.
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