Minister for Health and Medical Services, Hon. Jone Usamate opening address at the Fiji College of General Practitioners and Gold Coast Medical Association combined Medical Conference at Sofitel Resort & Spa in Denarau, Nadi.

The Fijian President, His Excellency, Major General (Ret’d) Jioji Konousi Konrote, officiates as chief guest at the Fiji College of General Practitioners Awards Night 2016.

[FIJI SUN] Two major bodies have condemned as unethical the conduct of a Suva private doctor who issued sick sheets without check-ups or receipts. Fiji College of General Practitioners and the Fiji Chamber of Commerce and Industry have called for appropriate action against the doctor. Fiji College of General Practitioners president Doctor John Fatiaki said

General practitioners have been reminded to assist people in achieving their full health potential and at the same time take responsibility of their own health. Speaking to the general practitioners at their annual conference in Suva, Health Minister – Jone Usamate reminded them of their contribution towards a healthy population. “Assist people to achieve their

[FIJI VILLAGE – 25/06/2016] President, Jioji Konrote said mental health issues are often not given the recognition that they deserve and require – perhaps due to ignorance, prejudice or other reasons. He said as a society, people often think about mental health differently than other forms of health. While speaking at the Fiji College of

[FBC NEWS] General practitioners have been reminded to assist people in achieving their full health potential and at the same time take responsibility of their own health. Speaking to the general practitioners at their annual conference in Suva, Health Minister – Jone Usamate reminded them of their contribution towards a healthy population. “Assist people to

THE Fiji College of General Practitioners has welcomed the announcement by Government to merge the College and the Fiji Medical Association. College president, Dr John Fatiaki said this was one of the things members had always wanted. However, he said that the Medical and Dental Practitioners’ decree 2010 needed to be reviewed first before this