Could thalidomide have a future?
11 December, 2015 by Corin KellyThe drug thalidomide has a notorious past. It was used between 1957-62 as a sedative and to treat morning sickness in early pregnancy but a serious side effect resulted in over 10,000 children born with severe birth defects.
Nov 16-22 Antibiotics: handle with care
17 November, 2015 by Corin KellyAntibiotics must be used at the right time, in the right dose, for the right length of time, and for the right reason. These are among the important messages in Antibiotic Awareness Week 2015.
Blue Pod Coffee Company
10 November, 2015 by Ryan MccannThe perfect addition to any workplace – small or large – a Lavazza Blue Pod coffee machine says prestige to your clients and boosts loyalty from your staff. Fresh, Italian coffee is just a touch of a button away. With so many options available, there is a solution for your every office coffee need.
HPV vaccine not linked to rare conditions
09 November, 2015 by Corin KellyScientists say they have found no evidence to link reported cases of two rare conditions with the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine, given to protect teenage girls from cervical cancer.
Australia behind in dealing with workplace injuries
30 October, 2015 by Sharon SmithWorkplace related injuries are costing the Australian economy an estimated $60.6bn each year, The Konekt Market Report has found.
Pharmacy competency framework under review
28 October, 2015 by Sharon SmithThe national competency standards framework for pharmacists in Australia will be undergoing amendments, for release in early 2016 as announced today by the Pharmacy Practitioner Development Committee (PPDC).
What you can do to support carers in your workplace
22 October, 2015 by Sharon SmithSupporting carers to balance work and care is rapidly becoming one of the most critical social and workplace issues of this generation. Timothy Broady and Katherine Stone provide some tips for employers on how to manage all staff with carer responsibilities.
HealthProcure 2016
13 October, 2015 by Sharon SmithProcurement and supply chain managers in the health and aged care sectors are continuously searching for opportunities to deliver better outcomes for all their stakeholders – especially patients.
