There have been big changes in general practice in recent times, with moves to boost GP numbers and a shake up of bulk billing.
Medical Forum checked in with a GP at the forefront of general practice in Western Australia, Dr Ramya Raman, a specialist general practitioner and practice owner who is also the RACGP Vice President and WA Chair.
MF: The RACGP’s last Health of the Nation report showed that WA has 97 GPs for every 100,000 people, is that ratio high enough to ensure all West Australians are able to access the care they need?...
Medical Forum checked in with a GP at the forefront of general practice in Western Australia, Dr Ramya Raman, a specialist general practitioner and practice owner who is also the RACGP Vice President and WA Chair.
MF: The RACGP’s last Health of the Nation report showed that WA has 97 GPs for every 100,000 people, is that ratio high enough to ensure all West Australians are able to access the care they need?...
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