Forty-four per cent of GPs now name medical misinformation as a challenge in their work, up from 35 per cent last year. The figures come from the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners' 2026 Health of the Nation report, based on a survey of more than 2,700 GPs. RACGP president Dr Michael Wright said patients increasingly turn to online platforms, social media and AI tools for health information before seeing a doctor. He said inaccurate advice can delay diagnosis and put health at risk.
现在有44%的家庭医生表示，医疗错误信息是他们工作中的一大挑战，高于去年的35%。这些数据来自澳大利亚皇家全科医师学院（Royal Australian College of General Practitioners，RACGP）发布的《2026年国民健康报告》，该调查基于对2700多名家庭医生的问卷。RACGP主席Michael Wright医生表示，患者在就诊前越来越多地依赖网络平台、社交媒体和人工智能工具获取健康信息。他说，不准确的建议可能延误诊断，并危及健康。
