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Pain medicine, Pharmacology

Monographs

Active Ingredient Prescribing: What GPs need to know

This article outlines the key changes associated with Active Ingredient Prescribing, the reasons for its introduction and the practicalities in relation to its application in the primary care setting.

Expert/s: Dr Charlotte Middleton

Diet and nutrition, Pharmacology

Clinical Articles

GP iron infusions are a growing trend

More than half of Australian general practices are offering intravenous iron infusions, a new survey suggests

Expert/s: Dr Linda Calabresi

Pharmacology

Clinical Articles

Product explainer – A new topical option for acne

Dr Ryan de Cruz, specialist dermatologist from Southern Dermatology and the Royal Melbourne Hospital, gives an update on one of the newest players on the block

Expert/s: Dr Ryan De Cruz

Pharmacology

Clinical Articles

The end of prescribing ivermectin for COVID

It’s been a tough week for GPs who want to march to the beat of their own drum with regard to COVID.

Expert/s: Dr Linda Calabresi

Pharmacology

Clinical Articles

Active ingredient prescribing – a winner?

Expert/s: Dr Linda Calabresi

Pharmacology

Clinical Articles

Pharmacogenomics coming to general practice

Expert/s: Dr Linda Calabresi

Pharmacology

Clinical Articles

New drugs implicated in risk of lupus

Expert/s: Dr Linda Calabresi

Pharmacology

Clinical Articles

Probiotics prove useful in depression

Expert/s: Dr Linda Calabresi

Pharmacology

Clinical Articles

Macrolides a risk in early pregnancy

Avoid prescribing macrolides to pregnant women, say UK researchers after they found the antibiotics were associated with an increased risk of significant birth defects, particularly cardiac defects

Expert/s: Dr Linda Calabresi

Neurology, Pharmacology, Psychiatry

Monographs

MDD: Management and Choosing Between Antidepressants

This article discusses a practical, evidence-based approach to the management of Major Depressive Disorder as it is likely to present in the real world setting.

Expert/s: Prof Malcolm Hopwood

Pharmacology

Active Ingredient Prescribing: What GPs need to know

This article outlines the key changes associated with Active Ingredient Prescribing, the reasons for its introduction and the practicalities in relation to its application in the primary care setting.

GP iron infusions are a growing trend

More than half of Australian general practices are offering intravenous iron infusions, a new survey suggests

Product explainer – A new topical option for acne

Dr Ryan de Cruz, specialist dermatologist from Southern Dermatology and the Royal Melbourne Hospital, gives an update on one of the newest players on the block

The end of prescribing ivermectin for COVID

It’s been a tough week for GPs who want to march to the beat of their own drum with regard to COVID.

Active ingredient prescribing – a winner?

Pharmacogenomics coming to general practice

New drugs implicated in risk of lupus

Probiotics prove useful in depression

Macrolides a risk in early pregnancy

Avoid prescribing macrolides to pregnant women, say UK researchers after they found the antibiotics were associated with an increased risk of significant birth defects, particularly cardiac defects

MDD: Management and Choosing Between Antidepressants

This article discusses a practical, evidence-based approach to the management of Major Depressive Disorder as it is likely to present in the real world setting.

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This article outlines the key changes associated with Active Ingredient Prescribing, the reasons for its introduction and the practicalities in relation to its application in the primary care setting.

More than half of Australian general practices are offering intravenous iron infusions, a new survey suggests

Dr Ryan de Cruz, specialist dermatologist from Southern Dermatology and the Royal Melbourne Hospital, gives an update on one of the newest players on the block

It’s been a tough week for GPs who want to march to the beat of their own drum with regard to COVID.

Avoid prescribing macrolides to pregnant women, say UK researchers after they found the antibiotics were associated with an increased risk of significant birth defects, particularly cardiac defects

This article discusses a practical, evidence-based approach to the management of Major Depressive Disorder as it is likely to present in the real world setting.

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