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Budget mixed bag for GPs: RACGP

Megan Haggan 13/05/2015

Primary Health Networks: doctor holds up stethoscope

General practice has fared reasonably well in the 2015 Budget, and the RACGP says it supports programs that improve patient care and access, including changes to after-hours care. RACGP President Dr Frank R Jones says Health Minister Sussan Ley has taken steps to genuinely consult with GPs on issues affecting them and their patients, with

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