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Geriatrics Practice Review, Issue 2

Geriatrics Practice Review, Issue 2

In this issue:

EAES/SAGES recommendations on perioperative care in older adults
Lists of potentially inappropriate medicines for older Australians
TGA
• New registrations
• Lecanemab not approved in Australia
PBS listings
PBAC recommendations
Upcoming PBAC agenda
MBS items under consideration
Access gap widens to more than 19 months
Less than half of GP services fully bulk-billed
Telehealth’s 12-month rule set to be scrapped
New restrictions on paracetamol products now in effect
COVID-19 resources
Conferences & Workshops

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Professor Joseph Ibrahim

Joseph Ibrahim is a medical specialist in geriatrics and an academic Professor and Head of the Health Law and Ageing Research Unit at the Department of Forensic Medicine, Monash University. Joseph has over 30 years of clinical experience as a doctor in the public hospital system providing care for older people, he brings that knowledge […]

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