Clearly, we cannot rebuild all our hospital ventilation systems to cope with the current outbreak. However, there are tangible things that can be done now and in future. [ + ]

Today, digital planning tools are a competitive advantage. Tomorrow, they will be seen as basic necessities. [ + ]

The Australian Government is working with the states and territories to purpose build quarantine accommodation hubs outside of major cities. [ + ]

The pressures on the disability workforce have led to unprecedented health and safety risks, anxiety and income insecurity. [ + ]

New data reveals that fewer than one in six people with psychological distress are seeking professional help. [ + ]

Our everyday memory gets worse in lockdown because we are living through a type of groundhog day, making it harder to lay down and retrieve memories. [ + ]

Aboriginal Australians living in isolated locations will soon be able to receive remote medical examinations for the first time. [ + ]

EMVision has developed a portable brain scanner for rapid, point-of-care stroke diagnosis and monitoring. Scott Kirkland tells us more. [ + ]

Australia has witnessed a surge in illustrators and developers moving from the entertainment sector into the medical industry. [ + ]

Hames Sharley was commissioned as the architect for a major refurbishment at the campus. [ + ]

There is new hope on the horizon for people living with back pain, a leading cause of disability worldwide. [ + ]

The EIAS Awards recognise winners in the following categories: Rising Star, Individual, Next Gen Young Leader, Organisation and Team. [ + ]

Accenture has identified three ways that biopharma companies can help bridge the gap between treating customers and reaching profitability using New Science. [ + ]

Aged-care providers need to ensure their systems are futureproofed for the changing nature of patient care at home. [ + ]

Genomic sequencing is a valuable tool that can be wielded to improve health outcomes, and it holds great promise for the future of medicine. [ + ]