There’s no excuse as an academic and “specialist” to manipulate data to create a false and disparaging narrative about general practice. GPs are the backbone of mental health care https://t.co/1LIgtDlDGp @racgp@ian_hickie@RosenbergSeb@Mark_Butler_MP
The AMA and @RACGP have joined together, writing to the Minister for Health to reinforce the critical role of GPs in providing high quality mental health care and backing this with evidence. Constructive and informed input is critical to achieving better support for patients.
Are you eligible for COVID-19 antivirals?💊
Medicines to prevent severe illness and hospitalisation from COVID-19 are now available.
For more information and eligibility criteria, visit: https://t.co/70CdNKxtSu
Your voice matters.
Your story matters.
Your dream matters.
Young people all around the world are speaking out & fighting for their ideas to build a better world for all.
On #YouthDay, let them inspire you to speak out!
✌️ https://t.co/DuWkMwbBjW✌️
I cannot over-emphasise what an incredible positive impact vaccines have had in preventing severe disease. It is now rare to see people with respiratory complications from Covid. What is important now is encouraging boosters in the remaining older adults who are yet to have one.
The American Heart Association (AHA) warns social isolation and loneliness put people at a 30% higher risk of heart attack, stroke or death. https://t.co/yQeqBSRHyl
Primary care is the backbone of the Australian health system. Urgent reform is required to improve health outcomes and create sustainable careers. https://t.co/2Pqk8gad9D
"Their batteries can no longer charge to 100% now"
Many people are now experiencing post-COVID symptoms. RMH Head of Respiratory A/Prof Megan Rees answered listener questions as part of @RadioNational's Life Matters program. You can listen back here: https://t.co/LB0CRQE0EX
Join our great multidisciplinary team at InnerWest AMHS / @TheRMH as part of our Consultant Psychiatrist group committed to high quality and compassionate care for consumers with mental health issues.
https://t.co/6He9jBYlmv
After two years of relatively low levels of transmission, this year’s flu season is expected to be more severe, with cases already presenting to hospital. Associate Professor Megan Rees explains how getting the flu jab is the best way to protect yourself and those around you.
Organ donations can transform people's lives and many Australians say they would donate theirs, but the number of people putting their names on a national register has stagnated. Some are calling for a rethink.
https://t.co/7avdCzBWf1
"At least a third to half of our patients say their sleep is worse than it was before they got COVID-19."
Head of Department of Respiratory and Sleep Medicine, Dr Megan Rees spoke to @ABCscience about sleep disturbances seen in post-COVID patients.
https://t.co/8MZ2ImzYyR
Today is @NeighbourDay, a day to celebrate community.
It’s a reminder to connect with those who live in our neighbourhood, particularly anyone who might be experiencing loneliness.
For ideas on supporting your neighbours, visit https://t.co/KqMlmYdalq #NeighbourDay2022
1 in 3 women worldwide has directly experienced violence.
The @UN is working with governments to strengthen laws & regulations to better protect women & girls.
We must end the scourge of gender-based violence now.
mRNA vaccines are highly effective in preventing covid-19 associated hospital admissions related to the alpha, delta, and omicron variants. But three doses are needed to achieve a similar level of protection against omicron, finds a large US study https://t.co/YMm176gmby
@TheRMH has multiple exciting opportunities available for Consultant Psychiatrists to join our great team due to the expansion of our mental health programs with the Royal Commission roll-out @NWMentalHealth https://t.co/a0cQKOvKJa
High-income countries have administered 13 times more #COVID19 vaccine doses per person than low-income countries.
Vaccines developed with public money must be used equitably for the public good.