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Voting opens for RACS 2023 elections to council
Medical colleges join AMA and DEA in calling for climate change action
Royal Australasian College of Surgeons applauds Queensland’s legal restriction on the use of the title ‘surgeon’
Surgeons of all stripes meet in Te Whanganui-a-Tara to discuss the future of healthcare
Nominations for 2023 elections to RACS Council
Aotearoa New Zealand mesh pause – Information for clinicians
Mesh pause a win for patient safety says College of Surgeons
Pause on use of mesh sling to treat SUI
Immediate action needed to clear surgery backlog
NAIDOC Person of the Year 2023 keynote speaker at inaugural Indigenous surgeons meeting
RACS launches Innovate Reconciliation Plan, 2023 – 2025
Indigenous surgeons from Aotearoa, Australia connect
International Scholarships for Pacific Island Nations Nurses
RACS Melbourne office closure
Recognising and responding to racism in workplace
Read the latest from Aotearoa NZ in the July issue of Cutting Edge
Equity adjustor tool a step in the right direction: Mori surgeons group
College of Surgeons supports adding an equity lens to patient prioritisation
Surgical education and training fees to go up
RACS launches Donate Now platform
Better rural training for medical specialists
Indigenous Health at Annual Scientific Congress
Launching new events registration platform in eHub 19 May
Surgeons acknowledge road safety week with plea to all road users
Pancreatitis cases keep on ICUs
Expression of interest RACS Community Advisor on the Committee of Paediatric Surgery
Ethnic disparities in access to bariatric surgery
Artificial intelligence to predict chemotherapy toxicities in colon cancer patients
Australian kidney transplantation rates nosedive to 10 year low
Audits lead to dramatic decrease in surgical deaths
Aboriginal Liaison Officers transforming patient outcomes in Alice Springs
Should breast density become a compulsory component of breast cancer screening tests?
$7.9 million for research collaboration on policy and practice
$7.9 million to improve healthcare with more collaborative research
The Adelaide Score: An AI measure that predicts discharge after general surgery
Surgeons from around the world converge on Adelaide for Scientific Congress
New RACS gender equity goals
RACS and accreditation for cosmetic surgery
College of Surgeons to provide solutions from the front lines of healthcare crisis
RACS disappointed with the new cosmetic surgery accreditation standards
Notice of Annual General Meeting 2023
Changes to member benefits via Member Advantage
Rushed cosmetic surgery reforms risk doing more harm than good
Surgical training in crisis: “We’re at tipping point”
Doctors may soon get official ‘endorsements’ to practise cosmetic surgery – but will that protect patients?
NSW road users put at risk in pre-election promises
Congratulations to the newly elected RACS 2023 office bearer and office holders
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