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  • Ambulance chaos over wait times

    28 July, The West Australian Patients spent more than 250 hours queued in ambulances outside Perth's public hospitals in the past week as emergency departments struggled to cope. Doctors and the State Opposition said hospitals remained gridlocked despite the Government's rule that patients be admitted or discharged within four hours of..

  • Suicide prevention plans short of the mark

    27 July, ABC News Mental health experts say Labor's proposed suicide prevention measures do not address essential reform needed in the mental health system. Today Prime Minister Julia Gillard announced that a re-elected Labor government would spend $277 million to help people at risk of suicide.

  • UQ researchers develop a dissolvable needle-free Nanopatch for vaccine delivery

    23 July, The University of Queensland UQ research has found the Nanopatch a needle-free, pain-free method of vaccine delivery is now dissolvable, eliminating the possibility of needle-stick injury.

  • Local Medical Graduates Will Get Places

    22 July, Tasmanian Government Media Releases The Minister for Health, Michelle O’Byrne, today reaffirmed the State Government’s commitment to provide local internships for Tasmanian domestic medical graduates who want to continue their training in Tasmania.

  • Threat to reforms as doctors hit out at state governments

    21 July, The Australian A ROW between doctors and state governments over whether clinicians can serve on local health boards in their area threatens health reforms.

  • Our new AMAQ president

    21 July, Northside Chronicle NUNDAH: General practitioner Dr Richard Kidd hopes his decades of experience and connections across the medical profession will strengthen him in his new role with the Australian Medical Association Queensland (AMAQ).

  • No city/country divide in GP job satisfaction: Study

    20 July, Monash University Evidence shows no difference in professional satisfaction between metropolitan and rural GPs, according to a Monash University study published in the Medical Journal of Australia.

  • Smart health, expectations and resources

    20 July, The Australian DELIVERING affordable healthcare is one of the biggest challenges facing governments around the world.

  • Fee cuts threaten home visits and after-hours medical services

    19 July, Perth Now After-hours medical services may become financially unviable as early as mid-2011, when the government starts withdrawing incentive payments.

  • Medical students on rural bonded scholarships slapped with $12,000 tax bills after bungle

    19 July, Courier Mail STATE rural doctor shortages in Queensland have been dealt another blow with students set to work in "at need" areas now slapped with massive unpaid tax bills because of a bungle with their scholarships.

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MIGA is a specialist insurer offering a range of medical indemnity insurance products and associated services to the medical profession across Australia.

MIGA provides

  • Medical indemnity insurance for doctors and medical students.
  • Corporate medical indemnity insurance for organisations providing health care and related services.
  • Medico-legal advice and support, claims and risk management services and a range of exclusive member and policy holder benefits.

We have a strong commitment to providing personal support when it is needed, high quality services and broad based medical indemnity insurance cover tailored to the unique needs of medical professionals.