Allied Health & Aging

The Importance of Nutrition: Supporting the Transition from Hospital to Home

30 January, 2023 | Supplied by: SPC Care

There is no denying that a healthy diet is vital to our overall health. Particularly after a hospital stay, proper nutrition is incredibly important during the healing process and can often be a key factor in preventing patients and our loved ones from returning to the hospital in the future.


Delivering environmentally sustainable health care

27 January, 2023 by Amy Sarcevic

Australia's healthcare system has one of the largest environmental footprints of any industry, generating 43,000 tonnes of waste a year.


Qld clinic improves mental health support for ABI survivors

23 January, 2023

A psychiatry consultation has been added to existing treatment for childhood acquired brain injuries (ABI) in a pilot aimed at improving mental health.


Should we care what our patients eat?

20 January, 2023 by Dr Renae Thomas*

The ‘Global Burden of Disease’ study published in The Lancet revealed that 71.3% of deaths in 2015 were caused by dietary and lifestyle choices, an increase from 57.6% in 1990.


Tips for growing your Allied Health Practice

19 January, 2023 | Supplied by: Savvy

Are you running or in a smaller allied health practice with an eye on the big-time?


Multi-pronged probe clears Bundaberg Hospital of serious allegations

21 December, 2022

A two-part independent examination has found no evidence to support allegations that sedatives were being used inappropriately and had led to patient harm or death.


The state of digitalised healthcare in 2023

12 December, 2022 | Supplied by: Nuance Communications

Health tech investment boomed when the pandemic struck, with new online infrastructure formed practically overnight, and telehealth and video consultations becoming the norm.


Pēpi-Pod program cuts Qld's infant mortality rate by 22%

29 November, 2022

University of the Sunshine Coast research aimed at preventing infant deaths associated with suffocation has been linked to a reduction in infant mortality rate.


Study aims to save lives with new sepsis testing

28 November, 2022

University of Queensland researchers are evaluating a novel sepsis diagnostic tool as an aid in differentiating sepsis from SIRS in paediatric patients.


Prince of Wales Hospital ASB construction completes

22 November, 2022

Major construction of the $782.8 million Acute Services Building (ASB) at Prince of Wales Hospital has completed.


Ramsay introduces youth mental health inpatient clinic

04 November, 2022

A specialist, private mental health inpatient service for adolescents from just 14 years of age is being offered by Ramsay Clinic New Farm in Queensland.


Reimagining healthcare experiences in the metaverse

31 October, 2022 by Melissa Witheriff, Regional Innovation Lead, Australia, Avanade

As the metaverse shifts from hype to reality, organisations and individuals are excited to experiment with these cutting-edge technologies.


We must act now to save lives, ABS data confirms

25 October, 2022

Data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has revealed 3144 Australians died by suicide in 2021, compared to 3139 in 2020. Eight to nine people die by suicide every day.


Nutrition education on the menu for health professionals

21 October, 2022

All healthcare professionals should study a curriculum of nutrition education in order to help better support public health, a new paper has suggested.


New treatment guidelines for kidney disease in First Nations peoples

17 October, 2022

Compared with the non-indigenous population where kidney disease affects 1 in 10, First Nations Australians are nearly four times more likely to die with it.


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