Newsletter | Issue 4 | 2019

Welcome to the festive season newsletter!As the end of the year comes close it is a time for reflection on the 2019 successes, challenges, and future of where we want to be in 2020!

Very exciting news for the Department with successful promotions for Dr Jo-Anne Manski Nankervis, who was recently promoted to Associate Professor.

Outstanding Success in Dean’s Fellowships

Future Health Today is providing GPs with an innovative digital health intervention to improve patient outcomes and point-of-care practices.

Final report completed for the Victorian Department of Health and Human Services on healthcare for children and young people in statutory care

Implementing dementia risk reduction in primary care: a preliminary conceptual model based on a scoping review of practitioners’ views

To prescribe or not to prescribe - that is the question at an award winning GP19

Students present at the International Society of Psychosomatic Obstetrics and Gynaecology (ISPOG) Congress in The Netherlands.

Professor Jon Emery is PC4’s guest host this month and he talks to Ellena Badrick, a Research Associate at the Division of Cancer Sciences at the University of Manchester. She is the first author of the recently published “Top ten research priorities for detecting cancer early” in The Lancet.

Graduate research students get on the write track at the annual student symposium

Enrol in our online Graduate Certificate in Primary Care Nursing while you work towards the advanced clinical practice entry requirements for the Nurse Practitioner course.*

Help increase the pool of professionals offering vaccination and upskill with a Nurse Immuniser course.Start anytime and complete the theory over 12 weeks.

Recent publications from the Department of General Practice