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Government decision to limit telehealth services will cause vulnerable Australians to suffer, GPs say

Federal health minister, Mark Butler, confirms pandemic-related telehealth services will not be extended

The Guardian - AU

Up to 50% of all GP posts could become vacant over next 10 years warn health experts

The alarm has been raised over a growing shortage of family doctors and urgent action has been called for

Chronicle Live

Quarter of GP posts ‘could be vacant within decade’ as alarm raised over shortages

New estimates suggest England will need thousands more family doctors by 2030.

The Independent UK

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GMB's Dr Hilary says lack of GPs is 'extremely concerning' as he fears NHS collapse

Dr Hilary estimated that 8.5 million people will currently be without a GP

Liverpool Echo

NHS faces ‘disastrous’ shortfall of 10,000 GPs by 2030, report warns

New research predicts ‘disaterous’ shortfall of GPs in less than 10 years

The Independent UK

Alarm sounded over ‘growing shortage’ of GPs

New estimates suggest England will need thousands more family doctors by 2030.

The Independent UK

Helbiz Expands Presence Across US Markets

Helbiz Inc (NASDAQ:HLBZ) has been chosen as a new micro-mobility vendor in Tampa, Florida, replacing existing operators. Initially, Helbiz will be permitted to launch 1,500 e-scooters, equipped with sidewalk detection. In addition, the company has decided to double and upgrade its fleet in the Miami Lakes area with features like GPS technology. Helbiz…

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GPs threaten to strike over plans to make them work Saturdays and evenings

New NHS contract means doctors must offer appointments from 9am to 5pm on Saturdays, as well as until 8pm on weekdays

The Independent UK

Edinburgh boss caught drink driving as Mercedes' onboard computer reports crash to cops

The Mercedes safety system automatically alerted Police Scotland to the crash and this allowed officers to nab the driver for drink driving. GPS coordinates allowed police to find exact location.

Edinburgh Live

Falling NHS continuity of care poses ‘existential threat’ to patient safety

Britain’s top family doctor to warn of ‘most worrying crisis in decades’ with shrinking numbers of GPs and soaring demand

The Guardian - UK

Karnataka: Village One centres to come up in 130 GPs of Chamarajanagar

MYSURU: Chamarajanagar district administration is making all preparations to launch Village One centres across the district with an aim to bring all government services under one roof. The implementation of the scheme will help villagers avail government services at their doorstep without visiting government offices.

The Times of India

Help needed to back quality care for patients amid GP workloads, leaders say

Professor Martin Marshall, chair of the Royal College of GPs, believes the bond between GP and patient is based on trust but is under threat.

The Independent UK

GPs vote to consider industrial action in row over Saturday working contract

The decision does not necessarily mean GPs will go on strike

Chronicle Live

GPs warn of industrial action over evening and weekend appointments

One GP told the British Medical Association that medics should channel their “inner Mick Lynch”, in reference to the RMT leader

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The Independent UK

Doctors threaten industrial action over weekends contract

The new contract means GPs need to offer appointments from 9am to 5pm on Saturdays, as well as until 8pm on weekdays.

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s doctor deserts: see how your suburb compares in access to healthcare

New data reveals distances to GPs in some metropolitan areas can be more than 9km – and poor planning is to blame, researchers say

Newcastle Herald

Struggling to get a doctor's appointment in the Hunter: here's why ... and why it's predicted to get worse

Seeing a GP will get harder and cost more if doctor shortages continue.

Zenger

Journey Of A Lifetime: Millions Of Drivers Miss Out On Memories Of Trips

Millions of drivers miss out on views and memories of road trips as they focus on GPS (Satellite Navigation), traffic, and avoiding road work.

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The Independent UK

Traveller storms airport offices for lost bag as GPS tag shows its location

After he received no customer service for a week after losing his bag, Shane Miller decided to take matters into his own hands

StockNews.com

Which Stocks Should You Consider As Recession Hits Retail?

Retail companies have faced multiple headwinds of late, including multi-decade high inflation and persistent supply chain disruptions. With recession fears looming, many retail companies have lowered their guidance for the current year. However, not all stocks are expected to be weighed down by the recession. Kroger (KR) has raised its…

The Guardian - AU

Australia funds GPS trackers on Sri Lankan fishing boats, partially to deter people smugglers

New home affairs minister emphasises Australia maintains hardline Operation Sovereign Borders policy despite change in government

Daily Mirror

GP crisis ahead with mass exodus of 19,000 doctors predicted in next 5 years

The Royal College of GPs polled 1,300 of its members and weighted results to reflect all career stages and regions of the country

The Independent UK

‘Mass exodus’ of GPs could put patients at risk, medics warn

Figures show that almost 19,000 GPs are planning to leave the profession.

The Guardian - UK

Shadowy Strava users spy on Israeli military with fake routes in bases

Exclusive: Personnel risk identification by running GPS ‘segments’ around top-secret sites

Daily Mirror

Monkeypox: The areas in the UK with reported cases as infections edge closer to 600

Since June 8, GPs and other doctors have been required to report any suspected cases of monkeypox they see, and laboratories must also report if the virus is identified in a laboratory sample

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