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Current approaches to the identification and management of gambling disorder: a narrative review ow.ly/nvWO50U2LBb

New research finds care for one‐third of hip fractures in NSW did not achieve high level adherence to quality care, the delivery of hip fracture care must be further improved. ow.ly/VlmZ50U2LCu

New best practice guidance will support Australia’s national clinical quality registries to provide more timely and meaningful feedback to clinicians and health service organisations. ow.ly/LvGx50U42fa

Australia’s peak doctor groups are highly critical of aspects of the Scope of Practice Review ow.ly/bWIj50U42eR

The latest MJA issue is out now! Available online at ow.ly/JRZ950TYUba or as an eJournal at ow.ly/Fy1r50TYUbb

50 years on from when the term was first coined, burnout continues to be a complicated and controversial phenomenon. ow.ly/zgUP50U42fP

As there are no specific PBS items for gender affirmation treatment, people seeking medical gender affirmation may remain untreated or pay for it themselves, potentially limiting access. ow.ly/IGuw50U2LwW

Multiple hypotheses have emerged to explain the ongoing symptoms of post‐acute sequelae of COVID 19 ow.ly/VXNn50U2LJH

As burnout reaches its half‐century of existence, this article offers an overview of key research developments that have prompted investigators to revamp their views of the syndrome ow.ly/wu8t50U42g1

Identification of predisposing risk factors is essential to inform early intervention and management strategies for those at greatest risk of long COVID and to help alleviate the burden of long COVID on the health care system ow.ly/5VI150U2LCI

Trauma informed paediatric care allows organisations to address the psychosocial needs of children and their families in hospitals, thereby supporting safety, wellbeing, healing and recovery. ow.ly/YvEc50U42fs

As dementia edges closer to becoming the leading cause of death for Australians, it is crucial that we focus on the future brain health of the nation as well as providing more targeted, effective support to those impacted by dementia. ow.ly/G9ye50U42f9

Although advice on diet and physical activity is a cornerstone of the management of type 2 diabetes, rigorous research in this area for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people is limited, and more is required ow.ly/mG1T50U2LvF

An Indigenous person is 4 times more likely to die from diabetes. We need to better understand how exercise can help ow.ly/aXl350U42fK

Given its recent emergence, cases of acute COVID‐19 and post‐COVID‐19 condition have had a significant additional financial impact on Australian hospitals. ow.ly/mYWF50U2LEk

Changes in the incidence of type 2 diabetes in Australia: a population‐based study ow.ly/PCpp50U2LC5

Treatment guidelines recommend that people with acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease be hospitalised and notified to jurisdictional RHD registers, but researchers have found too many cases are not being notified ow.ly/AsG750U2LxP

The impact of long COVID in Victoria 2020–2023: an MJA supplement with the Victoria State Government Department of Health Available online at ow.ly/7Xv350TYUhL Or as an ejournal at ow.ly/HqBB50TYUhN