JANUARY / FEBRUARY ISSUE 2022

This month in The NSW Doctor: Are doctors gagged from speaking to the media, the latest update on Voluntary Assisted Dying in NSW, Medicare; Medicare and telehealth changes, and more.

MARCH / APRIL ISSUE 2022

In this special Federal Election issue, we look at doctors looking to trade practice for politics, and the top health priorities across the State, as identified by AMA (NSW) Councillors. There is also a special look at TikTok docs – medical professionals using this social media platform to educate and entertain.

MAY/JUNE ISSUE 2022

In this issue of The NSW Doctor,  AMA (NSW) farewells Dr Danielle McMullen who completed her two-year term as President of AMA (NSW) in May. As a key leader during the COVID-19 pandemic, she was highly sought out by the media and appeared almost daily across radio, TV, online and print news. This issue also features our our payroll tax campaign Your Quality Care – Taxed, as well as a look at some of the stories from the Northern NSW floods.

JULY/AUGUST ISSUE 2022

In this edition of The NSW Doctor, we introduce our new president, Dr Michael Bonning. We also preview our State election priorities ahead of the NSW election to be held in March 2023 and breakdown the 2022/23 Health Budget. Find out more about homelessness in people aged over 55, and read our profiles on some incredible doctors.

SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER ISSUE 2022

In this jam-packed edition of The NSW Doctor magazine, we reveal the results of the hotly-anticipated 2022 Hospital Health Check. We also look at some extra-curricular pursuits of doctors, including the Docceroos, who recently attended the World Medical Football Championship in Argentina, and the NSW Doctors Orchestra.
You can also read about how to identify forced marriage, donations that make a real difference, and the 2022 Women in Health Award winner.

NOVEMBER/DECEMBER ISSUE 2022

In this edition of The NSW Doctor magazine, we highlight what the Lismore disaster means for all health practitioners. We also look at assaults on private practitioners and their staff, the Medicare rorting claims, complaints against medical practitioners and medical indemnity concerns.