Nanoscale sensor to detect disease
29 March, 2017A new nanoscale sensor has been developed that can help detect cytokines — molecules that play a critical role in cellular response to infection, inflammation, trauma and disease.
Surgical follow-up? There's an app for that
24 March, 2017Post-surgical app gets the thumbs up for convenience.
Surgery of the future
15 March, 2017Move through a virtual operating theatre to learn about technologies including new imaging tools, robotics, biomaterials and more.
Thought-controlled movement
28 February, 2017A device smaller than a paperclip could one day help paralysed people move their limbs with the power of thought.
Digital marshmallow test examines impulse control
21 February, 2017The new 'digital marshmallow test' looks at impulsive behaviour in adults that can lead to obesity, type 2 diabetes, substance abuse and suicide.
New patient monitoring technology targets readmissions
13 February, 2017A mobile patient monitoring system — which was last week selected as only one of 25 digital health and medical technologies in the world to be fast-tracked into the lucrative US market — is set to be released in Australia.
Locked-in patients communicate through brain-computer interface
02 February, 2017A computer interface that can decipher the thoughts of people who are unable to communicate could revolutionise the lives of those living with completely locked-in syndrome, according to a new paper published 31 January 2017 in PLOS Biology.
New 'smart needle' to make brain surgery safer
23 January, 2017A new high-tech medical device to make brain surgery safer has been developed by researchers at the University of Adelaide.
Keeping newborns SAFE
13 January, 2017Western Australia's Fiona Stanley Hospital (FSH) is enabling mothers and newborns to experience the benefits of skin-to-skin care immediately after birth while keeping babies safe from suffocation.
Better broadband needed in the bush
12 January, 2017The AMA has warned that health services in rural, regional and remote Australia could fall even further behind city services, without urgent government action to ensure all Australians have access to affordable and reliable high-speed broadband.
Catheter ablation dominates the atrial fibrillation market
21 December, 2016Technological advancement in AF devices, increase in ageing population and a surge in the prevalence of heart diseases globally are estimated to be responsible for the increased demand for catheter ablation.
Thermo Scientific Sorvall BP 8 and 16 blood banking centrifuges
02 December, 2016
The 16 x 500 mL capacity Thermo Scientific Sorvall BP 8 and 16 blood banking centrifuges are designed to maximise productivity for blood processing centres by offering an increased capacity that is said to exceed legacy systems by 33% while maintaining previously validated protocols.
Queensland Adds Dedicated eHealth Division
05 August, 2015 by Sharon SmithAt this week’s Health Informatics Conference 2015, Queensland Health announced the founding of eHealth Queensland, a dedicated eHealth division in a move to bring together the statewide rollout of electronic medical records (EMRs) in state hospitals and patient information viewing solution called The Viewer.
Technology in Health: Fear, Resistance and Risks
04 August, 2015 by Sharon Smith
But what are the risks of doing nothing?
Simulated Training at WA's Fiona Stanley Hospital
18 June, 2014 by Petrina SmithThe $2billion Fiona Stanley Hospital (FSH) was brought to life for a few hours during a simulated helicopter crash on the hospital’s helipad.
