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07 August 2023
How I meet my CPD requirements

Even if CPD was not compulsory, I would maintain my peer review groups, as these are great for obtai...

01 August 2023

Training news

Options for trainees to provide feedback

Trainees are strongly encouraged to provide feedback regarding an inadequate post so that concerns c...

28 July 2023

Update

President's Column July 2023

An update from RANZCP President, Dr Elizabeth Moore, on College activities, achievements and news.

24 July 2023

Policy

Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) case conferences (Australia)

Psychiatrists can now access new MBS item numbers for mental health case conferences under Better Ac...

24 July 2023

Policy

New reforms in Australian health regulation

Fifteen new reforms came into effect on 15 May and aim to strengthen public protection.

24 July 2023
Plaintiff “rights to record” medico-legal assessments considered in NSW

The NSW Court of Appeal has confirmed that plaintiffs do not have a “right to record” assessments ca...

19 July 2023

Update

Psychiatry Interest Forum (PIF) program at 2023 Congress

Each year at Congress, PIF delivers a tailored concurrent program for its members, providing valuabl...

12 July 2023

News

Opioid dependence treatment medicines (Australia) – changes to access from 1 July 2023

In Australia, access to opioid dependence treatment (ODT) is changing.

04 July 2023

Update

New guidance for members for sharing information from committees

The Board has approved changes to the Deed of Undertaking in response to member feedback about trans...

03 July 2023

Update

NAIDOC Week 2023 - For Our Elders

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander members and community members share their reflections on the t...

03 July 2023

Update

New RANZCP Review, Reconsideration and Appeal Policy and Procedure
29 June 2023

Media release

$27.5m investment a critical boost for psychiatry workforce: RANZCP

The RANZCP welcomes the Federal Government’s $27.5 million investment in Australia’s psychiatry work...