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Back on track - Jets primed to resume A-League against F3 derby rivals

"Our numbers have been through the roof. We have broken just about every GPS metric that is available to us in terms of conditioning."

Newcastle Herald

GPs and pharmacies ‘struggling to obtain antibiotics to treat strep A’

Comments from representative bodies as government continues to insist there are no shortages

The Guardian - UK

Strep A – live: NHS warns healthcare leaders of increased demand as infection spreads

Nine children in UK are confirmed to have died from Strep A in recent weeks

The Independent UK

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Strep A: Pharmacies warn of shortages in antibiotics as 20 ill at single school

It comes as the UK continues to be rocked by a surge in cases of Strep A with several cases of the potentially deadly invasive Strep A being reported among schoolchildren in recent weeks

Daily Mirror

Is Gap Stock a Buy for Under $15

Apparel company Gap (GPS) has recently witnessed a rally. However, with persistent macroeconomic uncertainties surrounding interest rate hikes, let’s examine whether the stock has what it takes to deliver sustainable returns….

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Blairgowrie doctor warns excessive workload gives GPs second thoughts about staying on

The Scottish Government needs to act to stop general practice medicine collapsing says a leading doctor based in Perthshire.

Daily Record

‘F*** this’: Greens blast Keir Starmer’s comments on tagging migrants via GPS

KEIR Starmer has said that there are “particular cases” where he would support tracking asylum seekers with electronic tags.

The National (Scotland)

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Melbourne Royal Children’s hospital 12-hour wait times blamed on summer viruses and lack of bulk-billing GPs

Demand back to normal in emergency department after long wait times for some patients with less urgent illness

The Guardian - AU

How hiring more women IT experts improves cybersecurity risk management

Despite the contributions women have made to the information and technology field, they continue to be underrepresented. Ada Lovelace, for example, was the world’s first computer programmer. Grace Murray Hopper developed the first compiler. And Hedy Lamarr co-invented the modern spread-spectrum communication technology, which is found in Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and…

The Conversation

Keir Starmer says there is a case for GPS tagging some asylum seekers

A coalition of charities warned a month ago that the policy amounts to ‘psychological torture’

The Independent UK

Welsh GP says we 'don't really know' where Strep A outbreak will go as alert issued

The chair of the Royal College of GPs in Wales, Dr Rowena Christmas, urged parents not to dismiss their concerns if their child is unwell

Wales Online

Report urges revamp of 'failing' Medicare

A new report urges an overhaul of Medicare and the way GPs work because the current system is failing patients and doctors.

AAP

Grattan Institute calls for overhaul of ‘failed’ Medicare system

Medicare has failed and needs a complete overhaul as it no longer provides for Australians' health needs, says a damning new report. Forty years after the

The New Daily

How do you fix general practice? More GPs won't be enough. Here's what to do

Australians are getting older, sicker, and harder to treat. This isn’t news to GPs, who say they are overwhelmed with demand and frustrated with a rigid system that doesn’t support them.

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Medicare no longer works for patients or doctors, Grattan Institute says

A high demand for general practitioners is leading to longer wait times and putting pressure on doctors. A new report says it's time we overhauled the way GPs work and how they're paid.

The Guardian - AU

Higher Medicare rebates will not cure broken system that rewards ‘speed, not need’, report says

General practices have ‘steady profit margins’ and many are turning away from bulk billing, leaving poorer Australians without access to care, thinktank says

The Guardian - UK

Strep A: fears NHS will struggle to cope as seventh child reported to have died

Nadhim Zahawi says parents should look out for symptoms of infection, such as fever, headache or skin rash

The Guardian - UK

Overloaded GPs forced to limit access to online consulting site

Triage system eConsult was supposed to improve patient care but surgeries are having to switch it off for periods as demand soars

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AAP

Leading GP fears for profession's future

The new president of Australia's peak body for GPs fears the occupation will cease to exist in the future due to diminished funding and workforce shortages.

Nottingham Post

Nottinghamshire GPs say NHS is 'on its knees' and voice fears for patients' safety

The Nottinghamshire doctors say in a letter to patients: 'It has become impossible to deliver a service that does no harm'

Daily Record

NHS Forth Valley admit 'lack of data' on how over-stretched GPs impact hospital

The board was recently placed in special measures by the Scottish Government over concerns about waiting times at the accident and emergency department.

The National (Scotland)

'Vicious spiral' warning as number of Scottish GPs falls to lowest level since 2009

MEDICS have branded a 3 per cent fall in the number of full-time GPs in Scotland “hugely worrying”, as capacity dips to its lowest level since…

France 24

French GPs go on strike over deteriorating working conditions

In a rare move, general practitioners in France will go on strike on December 1 and 2, demanding greater investment from the government in local doctors' surgeries. They say that if their working conditions don't improve, the state can kiss goodbye to traditional local surgeries, since recruiting the next generation…

The Guardian - AU

‘Life no longer as we know it’: war in space would have devastating effects, military experts say

Attacks on satellites could take out GPS systems, banking systems, power grids, and affect military operations, panel at space conference says

ABC News

Voluntary assisted dying is now legal in Tasmania but for some, the wait remains

It is now legal for terminally ill people to end their lives in Tasmania but people wanting to access the service cannot find GPs who are trained.

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