A Day in the Life of a LifeFlight Critical Care Doctor
In Conversation... with Jenny Messell
Measles and the modern age: the rise of vaccine-preventable diseases
Active ingredients: hospital pharmacy and medicines leadership
Environmentally friendly paper pill cups
A Day in the Life of a LifeFlight Critical Care Doctor
A Day in the Life of RACQ LifeFlight Rescue Critical Care Doctor Ola Sorensen.
In Conversation... with Jenny Messell
We speak with Jenny Messell, the NT's 2019 Nurse of the Year and Service Manager at Indigenous residential aged-care facility Juninga Centre.
Measles and the modern age: the rise of vaccine-preventable diseases
Despite decades of dedicated work, vaccine-preventable diseases are on the rise.
Active ingredients: hospital pharmacy and medicines leadership
Hospital pharmacists are in a position to drive medicines leadership.
Environmentally friendly paper pill cups
South West Healthcare have seen great results from the use of Haines Medical Environmentally Friendly Paper Pill Cups.
Whiteley Medical Surfex dry-surface biofilm remover and disinfectant
Surfex from Whiteley Medical is a dry-surface biofilm remover and disinfectant, intended for use...
Haines Medical Australia Disposable Paper Pill Cups
Haines Disposable Paper Pill Cups are suitable for use in hospitals, doctor clinics, dental...
Cleanshield Probe Storage Cabinet
The Cleanshield probe storage cabinets provide a dedicated and secure place to store disinfected...
Hygiena ATP rapid hygiene testing systems
ATP testing systems from Hygiena provide the ability to validate cleaning within seconds by...
Spirit Medical S900 RealView Video Otoscope
Otoscopes have moved into the 21st century with Spirit Medical's RealView Video Otoscope.
ApexCare Patient Lift APC-10150SL
The Patient Lift is used to move a patient from between their bed, wheelchair and batch room,...
RootiRx compact ECG IP58
At just 14 g, the RootiRx is a lightweight, water-resistant, wireless single patch that captures...
Refront Patient/Room Information Display
The Refront Patient/Room Information Display is designed to replace handwritten or printed...
In Conversation... with Jenny Messell
We speak with Jenny Messell, the NT's 2019 Nurse of the Year and Service Manager at Indigenous residential aged-care facility Juninga Centre.
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Breast cancer survey highlights allied health gap
Breast Cancer Network Australia has called for more funding for allied health outpatient services...
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New GP guidelines could reduce Aus dementia rates
New guidelines have been issued for Australian GPs that will hopefully help reduce dementia rates...
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ASID Annual Scientific Meeting deemed a success for NT
The Australasian Society for Infectious Diseases (ASID) Annual Scientific Meeting 2019 saw 450...
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Snacking maximises shiftworker productivity
With large sections of the healthcare industry requiring employees to work around the clock, researchers have investigated the effect of food...
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Suspended nurse pleads guilty to 66 charges
A South Australian nurse has been professionally disqualified for practising while on a 25-year...
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Children's hospital to compensate family of disabled girl
Princess Margaret Hospital's treatment of a toddler with scald burns was found to be...
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Grants for frontline nurses and midwives
Nurses and midwives 'at the bedside' are being encouraged to take a lead role in research...
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A Day in the Life of a LifeFlight Critical Care Doctor
A Day in the Life of RACQ LifeFlight Rescue Critical Care Doctor Ola Sorensen.
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PBAC recommends a strong remedy for antibiotic resistance
Repeat antibiotic prescriptions are often unnecessary, do more harm than good and should be...
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Victorian adolescents can now access vaccination by pharmacists
The Victorian Government is lowering the minimum vaccination age from 16 years to 10 years for...
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Parents of bad sleepers suffer daytime dysfunction
Parents of infants with poor sleeping habits are three times more likely to experience daytime...
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Delivering better patient care in healthcare facilities
As our world becomes more connected, advanced technology has extended beyond patient medical care and into the hospital infrastructure itself.
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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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How embracing technology can make life easier for the healthcare sector
Healthcare workers can often feel like a very small cog in the very big machine that is the healthcare system.
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WHO launches app to improve care for older people
The World Health Organization has announced a package of tools, including a digital application,...
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ACT Health Directorate signs SaaS deal with TechnologyOne
The ACT Health Directorate has awarded TechnologyOne a four-year, $3.2 million contract to...
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Smartphones fight killer bacteria
Off-the-shelf quantum dot nanotechnology and a smartphone camera could soon allow doctors to...
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Combating the white coat effect
Communication and system consistency keep patients safe from crashing.
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Revised guidelines up for discussion
The National Boards for the 16 regulated health professions and the AHPRA are carrying out public...
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Fake nursing director prosecuted by AHPRA
A Victorian man who falsely claimed to be a registered nurse has been convicted in court of...
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Fake nurse successfully prosecuted
A Victorian woman who pretended to be a nurse has been fined $15,000 plus costs.
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