Key to prevention - working with perpetrators of domestic violence
By Aleisha Orr
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More adult mental health beds, but less for children
The state’s first 24/7 mental health crisis centre has opened its doors.
Endometriosis diagnosis can take years - this tool helps GPs start management earlier
GPs now have an evidence-based tool to support them in the care and management of people with endometriosis and chronic pelvic pain.
Key to prevention - working with perpetrators of domestic violence
The uncomfortable truth is that some of your patients may be, or have been, perpetrators of domestic violence.
Eating eggs and peanuts during pregnancy does not reduce infant allergies
Upping the intake of eggs and peanuts during pregnancy and while breastfeeding does not protect infants against developing an allergy, new research suggests.
Autism researcher named WA Scientist of the Year
A number of West Australians working within health and medicine have been recognised for their outstanding scientific research and engagement.
New indicators a 'clinical compass' for prescribing in primary care
General practitioners are one step closer to having a ‘clinical compass’ for safer prescribing following the development of multiple quality prescribing indicators.
Caps, nudge letters and sanctions all on the table for specialists with excessive fees
The government is considering whether caps on specialist fees could help to address some specialists charging excessive fees.
Veteran allied health cap scrapped but issues to access remain
The government has backflipped on a proposal to implement an annual limit on Department of Veteran Affairs funded allied health services, however a former military medic has told Medical Forum issues with veteran's access to care remain.
New guidance aims to tackle 'unsafe' peptide prescribing
Health practitioners are being reminded of their obligations when prescribing off-label, unapproved or compounded medicines amid concerns of unsafe prescribing practices.
Have you had patients ask for an AHM test?
GPs are reminded that tests for anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) levels should not be used as a predictor of the likelihood of natural conception.
