“To err is human” and as GP’s, we all make mistakes. This is Part two of a two part series from our recent Grand Round 2022, where we look at the mistakes that we make and look at some key strategies for managing those difficult situations and tips for how to prevent them. It is...
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“To err is human” and as GP’s, we all make mistakes. In this excerpt taken from our recent Grand Round 2022, we look at the mistakes that we make and look at some key strategies for managing those difficult situations and tips for how to prevent them. It is run in a “hypothetical “ manner...
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This is Part 2 of a 3 part series on “Common GP Presentations” As we continue looking at Common GP Presentations, we discuss the initial approach to 3 more patients that present with conditions that are frequently seen in General Practice. Review Part 1 of this webinar excerpt with Meryl Nicol, a previous RVTS Registrar,...
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There are certain presentations we see commonly as GPs. At this time of the year, with new GP Registrars starting training, we know that the common can seem daunting to those new to general practice, and that common presentations have common pitfalls. In this webinar excerpt from a few years ago, I discuss some common...
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Recognising equity, diversity and the many contributions of women. The month of March featured three important events on our calendar which are strongly embraced by RVTS and the wider RVTS family. National Close the Gap Day – 17 March All of us at RVTS feel a genuine commitment to Close the Gap. Many of us...
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A Canadian native, Dr David Moniz almost came to Australia by accident…and despite the best efforts of a scorching Aussie summer he stayed on. Little did he know he’d be here more than a decade later, with a beautiful spot on the Murray River to call home. Patrick Daley spoke with the new RVTS Chair...
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RVTS CEO, Dr Pat Giddings, caught the Rural Medicine bug early in his career and hasn’t looked back – and 21 years after first taking the helm at RVTS. He continues to be equally passionate about that too. Pat talked recently with Patrick Daley about his career and all things RVTS.
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Dr Bec Loveridge is a first year registrar training towards her RACGP Fellowship, and moved to Portland, Victoria, in 2022 to undertake her GP training via RVTS’s Targeted Recruitment program. Bec was appointed as one of our Registrar Liaison Officers (RLOs) in September, and brings considerable experience in representing student and junior doctor groups. She...
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A permanent new doctor has been appointed to Cunnamulla Hospital. South West Hospital and Health Service Chief Executive Linda Patat said Dr Joshua Dally had moved to Cunnamulla to take up his new appointment, along with wife Ruth and children Kaleb, 11 and Hadassah, 3. “Dr Dally is a welcome addition to our medical workforce...
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When Alison Jones decided to try her luck on a reality TV show back in 2010, she could not have imagined where her life would take her – including training as a specialist GP with RVTS. She spoke with Patrick Daley. I grew up in Sydney – I was an inner west girl! I liked...
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Born and raised in Pakistan’s largest city, Karachi (population over 20 million), Dr Emmon Mubbashir’s upbringing was far from rural – but since 2019 she has been enjoying working as a GP registrar in Katanning, in the Great Southern region of Western Australia, while training with RVTS towards her RACGP Fellowship. She’s endeared herself so...
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At RVTS, we are very proud of our Cultural Education team and all they accomplish in educating and mentoring our registrars about First Nations culture and the best practice provision of culturally-sensitive care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients. Last year, we introduced you to RVTS Cultural Educator, Professor Marlene Drysdale (click here to...
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