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Nathan made a birthday card for his mama. He scribbled balloons, a cloud and an apple tree. × Welcome to AusDoc. Enabling and empowering the…
Nathan made a birthday card for his mama. He scribbled balloons, a cloud and an apple tree. × Welcome to AusDoc. Enabling and empowering the…
Thinking back to my time as a final-year medical student in the emergency department, there was always a nagging sense of being in the way…
We all have rusted-on patients, and our interactions with them differ depending on that complex flux between what they think they want and what we…
When GP Dr Marian Dover saw the job of her dreams, with the thrill, she also experienced a little trepidation at what would come with…
Doctors are from Mars, patients are from Venus. It sounds like a play on Dr John Gray’s brilliant book from 1992, but from our medical…
“Everyone’s got ADHD these days.” ADHD is a diagnosis that is indisputably on the rise. It’s the ‘It Girl’ of the mental health world right…
As part of AusDoc’s 40th anniversary, this week we are publishing stories by readers about their most memorable day as a doctor. We have had…
In medical school, we are taught the 90-second rule: avoid talking during the initial stages of a consult to elicit the patient’s concerns and agenda.…
How do I begin to explain how it feels to grieve the loss of something intangible? I remember that first moment in the waiting room,…
After dreaming of practising obstetrics since medical school, GP Dr Vivienne Tedeschi finally took the plunge while aged in her 60s to train as a…
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