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WHEN Kerryn Phelps stepped down as president of the Australian Medical Association in 2004, the general practitioner newspaper Australian Doctor, echoing a popular song of the day, suggested this phrase summed up her leadership of the doctors' union: "I came, I saw, I kicked some ass." For full article Click HERE.
AUSTRALASIAN Integrative Medicine Association president Professor Kerryn Phelps and Medical Board of Australia president Dr Joanna Flynn are among a distinguished group of GPs to be named in the 2011 Queen’s Birthday honours list. For full article Click HERE.
Serious illness made Kerryn Phelps rethink her approach, writes Mark Metherell Click HERE.
Australasian Integrative Medicine Association president Professor Kerryn Phelps on the controversial proposal to regulate and register complementary therapy practitioners... Click HERE for video.
Australia is well positioned to face the challenges and capitalise on the opportunities that confront our health system in the coming century. But we will only meet those challenges through insightful long-range planning and carefully targeted funding. Click HERE for video.
'Why GPs are using alternative therapies' -- Once, doctors were your destination for pills and surgery only. Now, a growing number are turning to a more holistic approach. Professor Kerryn Phelps reports on this emerging trend in the Australian Womens Weekly November 2010 issue.
Prof Kerryn Phelps on Vitamins on Ch 7 Sunrise --- Australia's vitamin industry is worth around a billion dollars a year. That's not surprising when you consider 80% of us take vitamins or supplements regularly. But could vitamins be doing us more harm than good? And how do you know which ones to take? Professor Kerryn Phelps joined Sunrise to share a wealth of information on vitamins. Click HERE
Professor Kerryn Phelps on ABC News. The World Today discusses the possible savings to be made by the use of appropriate evidence based complementary therapies. Click HERE
Media release addressing importance of long consultations in General Practice. Click HERE
Professor Phelps on diet and supplementation for Autism Click HERE
