Clinical Services

Ultrasound infection prevention workflow: standardisation unlocking risk management

01 March, 2022 | Supplied by: Nanosonics Limited

Discover how Nanosonics AuditPro can standardise your ultrasound IP practices.


New rare blood disease treatment on PBS

28 February, 2022

Ultomiris (ravulizumab) will be listed for the first time for patients with paroxysmal nocturnal haemoglobinuria.


Liver cancer: non-invasive treatment trial to begin soon

25 February, 2022

A new non-invasive treatment for inoperable early-stage liver cancer is set to be trialled across Australia this year.


Global trial to investigate fractional COVID-19 boosters

23 February, 2022

Up to 3300 healthy adults across Australia, Indonesia and Mongolia will be invited to take part in a global trial investigating the impact of administering reduced COVID-19 booster shots.


Music for stem cells: how soundwaves could help regrow bones

22 February, 2022

Researchers have used soundwaves to turn stem cells into bone cells, in a tissue engineering advance that could help regrow bones.


Mechanical blood clot removal improves outcomes for stroke patients

21 February, 2022

In an international study of 1000 stroke patients, nearly half of survivors achieved good to ideal outcomes at three months after the stroke if they had received mechanical clot removal.


Immune stimulant could help prevent asthma in children

15 February, 2022

A recent study by respiratory researchers from Perth has found that OM-85, an immune-boosting medication, could help prevent babies from developing asthma.


Menopause: AIA, Aus Menopause Society partner to combat misdiagnoses

15 February, 2022

AIA Australia believes that there is a significant need for increased education and access to evidence-based information about menopause to ensure correct diagnosis.


New drug study hopes to help kids with severe epilepsy

10 February, 2022

Researchers from the University of South Australia are working with European researchers to investigate a range of FDA-approved drugs with an aim to help kids with severe epilepsy.


Scoping study for mRNA vaccine nasal spray begins

10 February, 2022

Macquarie University respiratory scientist Professor Daniela Traini and Professor Pall Thordarson, Director of the UNSW RNA Institute, have started work on a scoping study to deliver mRNA vaccines via nasal spray.


New stillbirth prevention and bereavement care standard

07 February, 2022

The Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care is seeking feedback on the draft Stillbirth Clinical Care Standard from clinicians, health services, consumers and anyone with an interest in maternity care, stillbirth or bereavement care.


Cervical screening tests could help detect ovarian, breast cancers

02 February, 2022

Cervical screening tests could be used to find ovarian and breast cancers, according to international researchers.


ACT Health uses GS1 standards to support innovative solutions in the fight against Covid-19

01 February, 2022 | Supplied by: GS1 Australia

For more than 13 years, ACT Health has been on the forefront of implementing and using GS1 standards, integrating standards into many of its business and clinical processes.


Staff scarcity hits hard. How are safety compliance solutions relieving the pressure?

01 February, 2022 | Supplied by: Xacom

From the early hours of 2022, healthcare teams braced themselves for a new wave of challenges.


Hospital Products Australia AGEMA Biosafety 2.0

01 February, 2022 | Supplied by: Hospital Products Australia

The AGEMA Biosafety 2.0 provides instant additional biocontainment wards or rooms for highly infectious diseases.


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