GP Prescribing of Isotretinoin for the treatment of acne

anjni mistri

This is common scope of practice for GPs

Saif Aswad

This makes treatment more accessible and affordable for patients

Alison Beaumont

In my regional community, access to dermatologists is difficult and expensive. Therefore many people suffer unnecessarily with acne because their ability to access care is prohibited.

EC Lim

Well within GP scope to prescribe and monitor Roaccutane use for severe acne

Jeremy Chan

Plainly ridiculous that GPs cannot prescribe and monitor isotretinion. We routinely prescribe and monitor medications with far more complications and issues - and best placed and more far more accessible to monitor for side effects.

Brooke End

GPS are best positioned to manage and prescribe roaccutane

Fiona Bisshop

This is completely within a GPs scope

Sim Luk

GPs are well positioned to monitor and manage the side effects and complications from Roaccutane. It is ridiculous for the TGA to comment that prescription by GP is not as safe as, if not safer, than our dermatologist colleagues.

Sanjit Singh

Cost so much to see my dermatologist $600 for a 5 minute repay script for my child acne