Using smartphone apps to promote lifestyle changes
Raising the security bar
95% healthcare workers 'soldier on' when sick
Hospitality in healthcare conference just around the corner
Design by data: the future of healthcare facility design
Using smartphone apps to promote lifestyle changes
There is a huge potential for smartphone apps to support the services of private practice dietitians, especially young people.
Raising the security bar
Government-issued guidelines now stipulate more stringent requirements for e-health cloud security. Here's what healthcare providers need to know.
95% healthcare workers 'soldier on' when sick
A Canadian study has found that 95% of healthcare workers keep working after they start experiencing symptoms of infectious diseases, such as influenza.
Hospitality in healthcare conference just around the corner
Here's what you need to know about this year's Institute of Hospitality in Healthcare National Conference.
Design by data: the future of healthcare facility design
Using predictive analytics to design your future health facility will streamline the design process and outcomes — and save costs.
Sterri-Matt Mobile PPE Stations
The Sterri-Matt Mobile PPE Stations meet all infection control guidelines, having been designed...
Advantech USM-110W ITE-certified edge solution-ready platform
The USM-110W is an ITE-certified edge solution-ready platform aimed at diverse clinical...
Advantech HIT-W183 Healthcare Information Terminal
The HIT-W183 is an innovative, ultra-slim healthcare information terminal from the Advantech...
Electrolux Professional Barrier Laundry System
The Electrolux Professional Barrier Laundry System is designed to meet the most stringent...
USM-500 medical-grade edge server
The USM-500 medical-grade edge server is designed to provide a cost-effective server solution for...
CareFit Slim LCD Cart, 1 Drawer (1x1)
The CareFit Slim LCD Cart is a documentation medical cart that works as a point-of-care solution...
Advantech 24″ PAX-324 Medical-Grade Monitor
Advantech's Medical-Grade PAX-324 monitor is designed to deliver medical images of optimal...
Con-Serv Anti-Ligature Showering Solution
Con-Serv has introduced an Anti-Ligature Showering Solution into its healthcare range to help...
Using smartphone apps to promote lifestyle changes
There is a huge potential for smartphone apps to support the services of private practice dietitians, especially young people.
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High iron levels associated with reduced cholesterol
People with high iron levels are less likely to have high cholesterol, according to a new study....
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1 in 7 cardiovascular deaths from lack of fruit
A diet low in fruit and vegetable consumption may account for millions of deaths from heart...
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Breakthrough in knee replacement recovery
A $29 set of exercise peddles is more effective at knee replacement rehabilitation than...
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Stemming the tide of nursing turnover
Improved education, training and digital empowerment are key to keeping nurses on the job, critical at a time when demand for their services is on...
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Pharma payments to nurses impacting health care
New research has found that pharmaceutical companies are influencing non-prescribers such as...
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When tempers flare, nursing injuries occur
A new study has found that perceived imbalances in support for nurses at work leads to fraying...
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1 in 4 nurses under-utilised
A survey of Australian primary healthcare nurses found that many feel under-utilised and requests...
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Fighting infectious disease with genomics
The rapidly developing field of genomics is playing a major role in preventing and treating infectious diseases.
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Drug boosts growth in young patients with dwarfism
A groundbreaking drug, developed in Melbourne, has had positive results in children with...
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81% of antibiotics prescribed by dentists are unnecessary
A new JAMA study suggests that dentists should revisit their use of pre-emptive...
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Antimicrobial sutures can help reduce SSI risk
The updated Australian Guidelines for the Prevention and Control of Infection in...
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Through the eyes of a child
Perth Children's Hospital uses colour to create a welcoming, family-friendly environment.
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When it comes to hospitals, size matters
Smaller hospitals have higher risks of operational inefficiency.
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Patients in healthcare facilities at risk for legionnaire's disease
A US study has found a concerning level of legionnaire's disease present in healthcare...
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Your Solution Provider for MRI Shielding
Faraday Pty Ltd design, install and test electromagnetic shielding for medical, commercial,...
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Raising the security bar
Government-issued guidelines now stipulate more stringent requirements for e-health cloud security. Here's what healthcare providers need to know.
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Health care struggling to leverage data
Over 60% of healthcare providers believe they have ineffective central systems and processes for...
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Health sector tops notifiable data breaches
Last quarter the health sector had the highest number of data breaches of any industry, due to...
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AI supports instant diagnosis of top eye disease
A new technique, supported by artificial intelligence, supports the instant and early...
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95% healthcare workers 'soldier on' when sick
A Canadian study has found that 95% of healthcare workers keep working after they start experiencing symptoms of infectious diseases, such as...
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Physiotherapist fined $120K
In a landmark decision, a man was fined $120K for deliberately misleading elderly patients by...
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2019 Federal Budget — what’s in it for us?
We summarise the key budgetary measures being offered to the health- and aged-care sectors.
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'Fake' pharmacist convicted, to pay $39.5K
A man who presented himself as a registered pharmacist has been convicted and fined $24,000, and...
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