Why good data management is the key to quality patient care
Reshaping risk with COVID-19
A Day in the Life of Royal Australian Navy officer, Lieutenant Commander Thomas Miller, a Nurse Educator
AI on the COVID-19 frontline and beyond
Pharmacists launch opioid education program
Why good data management is the key to quality patient care
Having accurate data is arguably the most critical concern for those who work in the healthcare sector; however, staying on top of this is not always an easy task.
Reshaping risk with COVID-19
Since January, guidance for safe and high-quality health care during the pandemic has been rapidly developed by a range of organisations.
A Day in the Life of Royal Australian Navy officer, Lieutenant Commander Thomas Miller, a Nurse Educator
Lieutenant Commander Thomas Miller's work ensures that nursing staff are trained and supported to become expert military clinicians.
AI on the COVID-19 frontline and beyond
Professor Megan Coffee and colleagues at New York Hospital are learning 'on the fly' how to predict which COVID-19 patients will need mechanical ventilators.
Pharmacists launch opioid education program
SHPA and PSA have teamed up to bring 21,000 pharmacist members up to speed on recent opioid regulatory changes to encourage safer medicines use.
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Gardening resources to help seniors improve quality of life
Insteading has created a bumper trove of gardening resources, including those designed specifically for seniors.
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New Rural Health Commissioner appointed
Associate Professor Ruth Stewart has been appointed as the new National Rural Health...
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Resources for GPs supporting victims of domestic violence
The RACGP is providing resources and support tools to help GPs care for victims of domestic abuse...
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Rural Health Commissioner office to be extended
The government has announced that the office of the National Rural Health Commissioner will be...
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A Day in the Life of Royal Australian Navy officer, Lieutenant Commander Thomas Miller, a Nurse Educator
Lieutenant Commander Thomas Miller's work ensures that nursing staff are trained and supported to become expert military clinicians.
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Nurses recognised in Queen's Birthday Honours
The Australian College of Nursing has welcomed the recognition of the profession's...
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Nurse Brave Rave: a tribute to nurses and midwives
Health Professionals Bank has inspired a thank-you video movement for the nurses on the frontline...
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Nurses, we celebrate you
12 May is International Nurses Day, an opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate the vital role...
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Pharmacists launch opioid education program
SHPA and PSA have teamed up to bring 21,000 pharmacist members up to speed on recent opioid regulatory changes to encourage safer medicines use.
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Scientists' plea: we can't ignore airborne spread of COVID-19
A group of scientists from varying disciplines around the world have appealed to world health...
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Stimulating device now an option for chronic back pain
Medical professionals can now access a TGA-approved device to treat patients with chronic back...
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Melanoma immunotherapy: new target identified
QIMR Berghofer researchers have discovered why some melanoma patients do not respond well to...
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Pop-up hospital may be answer to future pandemic needs
An SA company has launched a portable isolation hospital for widespread medical emergency hotspots to treat patients with respiratory illnesses in...
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Virus-filtering mask material created from sugarcane waste
Dr Thomas Rainey and his team are stepping up work on a nanoparticle-removing material that,...
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Feedback wanted on the latest NSQHS Standards user guide
Help make the user guide for health service providers caring for children more useful.
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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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Why good data management is the key to quality patient care
Having accurate data is arguably the most critical concern for those who work in the healthcare sector; however, staying on top of this is not...
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Project iRAD to expand in SW Sydney region
The innovative solution enables healthcare organisations to share patient-consented health...
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Museum of Human Disease open to the virtual public
The Museum of Human Disease at UNSW Sydney has launched a virtual museum displaying real organs...
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Subiaco hospital uses wearables to reduce workplace injury
The wearable technology captures and measures hazardous movements and coaches workers using...
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Reshaping risk with COVID-19
Since January, guidance for safe and high-quality health care during the pandemic has been rapidly developed by a range of organisations.
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Hospital care shifts away from overnight stays
The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare reveals that hospital admissions rose by an...
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Hospital in the Home sees rapid growth
Research shows the rapid growth in healthcare delivery via Hospital in the Home is resulting in...
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Free live webinar to support clinical leaders
'Sustaining Clinical Team Performance Through COVID-19' offers support to clinical...
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