Head and neck cancer pathways to help GPs with early detection and care
Opportunities for GPs to help evaluate the Optimal Care Pathways HealthPathways Project
New end-of-life care quality improvement workbook for general practice
Business tip of the month: Nurse-led cervical screening
Accreditation tip of the month: Screening reminders and preventative care
Treating familial cancer
Treating basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma
How can the Ovarian Cancer HealthPathways pages help me manage my patients?
Pathways to better care for women with ovarian cancer
GP wanted: Short project to help develop a new model of care for patients with complex chronic disease
Chronic pain sufferers to benefit from $1million boost
New Optimal Cancer Care Pathways on HealthPathways Melbourne
News from around our region
Seeking GP perspectives on universal screening for cytomegalovirus (CMV) in pregnancy
1 July 2025 | University of MelbourneAustralia’s biggest celebration of primary health care nursing is coming to Brisbane this July
30 June 2025 | Australian Primary Health Care Nurses Association (APNA)Help shape the future of general practice research in Australia
24 June 2025 | University of WollongongMental health professionals: help researchers better understand sleep
18 June 2025 | Macquarie UniversityTune in to Heart Foundation webinar on new acute coronary syndromes guideline
3 June 2025 | Heart FoundationAccess the new Opioid Safety Toolkit – a resource for GPs and patients
14 May 2025 | Monash Addiction Research CentreAccess to the Australian Immunisation Register in residential care
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