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AHPRA publish social media policy - AHPRA publish social media policy
AHPRA registration for final year students - Brief article to encourage final year students to register with AHPRA before beginning practice
AHPRA's revised guidelines for IMGs - New International Medical Graduate (IMG) supervision requirements will come into effect in January 2016.
Ebola - Advice for members - Advice for MIPS members on how to manage unwell travellers returning from affected areas of West Africa.
Introduction of child dental benefits - Introduction of child dental benefits
Secure IT! - How to secure your IT systems and prevent catastrophic consequences.
MBA guidelines on cosmetic medical... - The Medical Board of Australia has issued guidelines for medical practitioners who perform cosmetic medical and surgical procedures.
Medicare Billing Assurance Toolkit - Medicare Billing Assurance Toolkit
MIPS Matters Autumn 2016 - MIPS members' newsletter for Autumn 2016
MIPS Matters Spring 2016 - Landing page for MIPS Matters Spring 2016
MIPS Matters Summer 2016-2017 - Quarterly magazine to members
MIPS Matters Winter 2016 - Newsletter to MIPS members - Winter 2016 edition
New graduates can join online for free! - Through MIPS, it is now easier for new graduates to join us - simply apply online...for free!
New guides on complaints in the National Scheme - The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) has published new guides for health practitioners and the community about how notifications are managed in the National Registration and Accreditation Scheme (the National Scheme).
New Office of the Health Ombudsman, Qld - On 1 July, the new Office of the Health Ombudsman, Queensland began operation.
RACGP guide for social media - RACGP guide for social media
Top 5 Overseas Medical Elective Destinations - Top 5 Overseas Medical Elective Destinations
Warning to international practitioners - The Medical Board of Australia today issued a blunt warning to overseas doctors about a fraudulent medical registration and employment racket. ‘There are no short cuts to medical registration in Australia, so overseas practitioners should make sure they get information from reputable third parties only and double check any advice with information published on the Medical Board of Australia and AMC websites.