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Blogs

Our Sandstone Healthcare team write blog articles to help inform and educate our community, and pass along our knowledge and expertise.

We love putting our heads together to exchange questions, learnings and expertise, and share the best of what we find.

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Latest Blogs

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Australia's Biggest Morning Tea is about more than cake and good company. It reflects something your GP understands well - that health is built slowly, through connection, conversation and showing up consistently.
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Neurofibromatosis type 1 and type 2 rarely arrive with a single, clear story. For many families, understanding develops slowly - alongside work, life, and caring for others. Here is what general practice care looks like for people living with NF1 or NF2.
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Eczema is one of the most common skin conditions we see in general practice. It can affect anyone, at any life stage - and for many people, it needs ongoing care rather than a one-off fix. Here is what your GP wants you to understand.
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Loneliness isn’t just a social issue. It shows up in your health, from heart disease to mental wellbeing. Neighbour Day, is why small moments of connection with the people around you matter more than you might think.
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Walking or riding instead of driving might seem small, but it adds up. From your child’s focus at school to your own mental health, here’s why active travel is worth bringing back into everyday life.
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Advanced Care Planning: The Conversation Most of Us Keep Putting Off!
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About Us

Teaching Practice

We host junior doctors, medical students, and nursing students to help grow Australia’s health workforce. Learners see patients under close supervision from experienced GPs and nurses.

Your regular GP or nurse remains responsible for your care throughout. Many patients find it rewarding to contribute to training the next generation of healthcare professionals.