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From Product to Pathway: What ADHD Care in General Practice Really Needs from Pharma

ADHD is no longer peripheral to Australian general practice. Rising patient demand, prolonged specialist wait times, and growing public awareness mean GPs are now central to ongoing ADHD care. For pharmaceutical companies, this creates a clear opportunity, but also exposes the limits of traditional engagement models.

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Rebuilding Trust: The Strategic Imperative Pharma can no Longer Ignore

Doctors were clear that pharma delivers substantial scientific progress but equally clear that trust hasn’t kept pace. Addressing this gap between high innovation and low trust is exactly where the opportunity lies to reset the doctor–pharma relationship.

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Bridging Gaps in Menopause Care: A Strategic Opportunity for Pharma

Our latest GP survey reveals clear patterns in how Australian doctors are managing menopause with some therapies dominating and others barely used. The findings highlight important opportunities for pharma to support doctors’ decision-making and improve patient care.

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AusDoc continues to be the first choice for GPs

AusDoc continues to stand out as the first choice for GPs, reaffirming its position in the annual readership survey of medical publications (2025) as the most trusted and widely read medical publication.

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AusDoc Joins the Conversation at NEXT 25 Australia

NEXT Pharma Summit Australia is coming to Sydney on October 22–23, 2025 Australia’s #1 platform for doctors, AusDoc brings the voice of the doctor into the conversation, shaping the future of pharma and healthcare in Australia. Use promo code 'ausdoc' for 10% earlybird discount.

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The Digital Dilemma: Why Experienced Doctors Remain Sceptical of Health Tech

While digital health solutions promise to revolutionise healthcare, not all doctors are convinced. An AusDoc study examining doctors’ views on technology adoption found that those with the most medical experience remain cautious, voicing concerns about security, accuracy, and over-reliance on technology.

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