Automated temperature controls safer for vaccines
Turning night into day
IoT and blockchain: unique opportunities for healthcare
Implementing the vulnerability concept in health and social care
Being the 'I' in Infection Prevention
Automated temperature controls safer for vaccines
When materials aren't stored at the correct temperature, they become less effective or can be wasted.
Turning night into day
Working nightshift is par for the course for healthcare clinicians. But what if there was a way to turn night into day?
IoT and blockchain: unique opportunities for healthcare
Technological disruption, fuelled by the Internet of Things (IoT) and Blockchain, is impacting all aspects of the healthcare value chain in game-changing ways.
Implementing the vulnerability concept in health and social care
The ability to focus on vulnerabilities allows appropriate responses to the complexities of patients, clients and carers to be developed.
Ribbon of light defines new ANMF headquarters
Inspired by undulating fabric, the new ANMF headquarters offers a light-filled environment that is both serene and practical.
CLARUS Digital Inspection Scope
The CLARUS Digital Inspection Scope is a medical-grade borescope with built-in high-definition...
Multiprac 4.0 health monitoring and management system
The Multiprac 4.0 system can be used for monitoring and managing infections and staff health in...
Advantech 24″ PAX-324 Medical Grade Surgical Monitor
The PAX-324 monitor is designed to deliver medical images of optimal quality and provide precise...
AQUAAIR oil-free air compressors
AQUAAIR oil-free air compressors are designed to provide a clean air supply for patients in...
Marlin Medical KwickScreen Air retractable, printed room partition
The KwickScreen Air is a printed room partition that can be retracted when not in use and pulled...
Rexi Care Soft-Touch Fabric Clay Hot Wrap Pack
Taiwan Stanch has developed an environmentally friendly, re-usable hot/cold pack made from...
iNAP sleep therapy unit
For patients experiencing sleep apnoea, finding a quiet, lightweight and comfortable solution is...
Older hospital patients — having their cake and eating it too!
The team at the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital have shown that it is possible to increase the nutritional intake of older people by 20%.
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Stroke doubles dementia risk
Having a stroke not only increases the risk of dementia by over 50% but also increases the risk...
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Better education required to bust dementia myths
According to new research from Flinders University, the general public still tends to believe...
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Domestic violence rife in gay couples
Nearly half the men in a US study about male intimate partner violence reported being victims of...
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Registered nurses to stay on-site 24/7 in NSW aged care
"We've been lobbying on this issue since it first arose in 2014 because we know removing registered nurses from high-care nursing homes...
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1 in 5 catheters unnecessarily painful or malfunctioning
A global study of short peripheral catheters uncovered major problems with their management.
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Nurses not addressing male patient needs
A new study finds that a one-size-fits-all approach to men's health within the primary...
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Global nursing campaign launched by world leaders
Recognising that nurses are the DNA of the healthcare system, the campaign calls for an...
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Automated temperature controls safer for vaccines
When materials aren't stored at the correct temperature, they become less effective or can be wasted.
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Common antibiotic destroys superbug
An adjusted antibiotic has successfully stopped superbugs Klebsiella and E....
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ICU sepsis rates underestimated
New research has found that the incidence and mortality rates of sepsis in Australian ICUs are...
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Moving ultrasound pictures capture babies' first breaths
The images represent a breakthrough in understanding how human lungs transition from the womb to...
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Ribbon of light defines new ANMF headquarters
Inspired by undulating fabric, the new ANMF headquarters offers a light-filled environment that is both serene and practical.
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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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Turning night into day
Working nightshift is par for the course for healthcare clinicians. But what if there was a way to turn night into day?
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Health services sign 20-year strategic partnership agreements
The agreements will provide lifecycle management, financing, maintenance and performance...
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Eye movements reveal personality
Eyes have always been the window to the soul... now artificial intelligence can link eye...
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Technology industry leaders join forces
A new alliance will help promote and grow the IT sector in Australia.
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Leveraging creativity in healthcare advertising
Want your target market to notice your healthcare ad? Try simplicity and humour to get your message across. Dr Ryan Wallman explains how.
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No colonoscopy unless the benefits outweigh the risks
A new national standard for colonoscopies will help millions of Australians, but advises against...
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Anti-racism training required for nurses
A new study has found that nurses, in particular child health nurses, would benefit from...
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Changes to assessment against NSQHS standards
A new report has identified opportunities to improve how assessments against the NSQHS standards...
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