Clinical Services

Enware Type B Handwash Station Kits

20 February, 2018 | Supplied by: Enware Australia Pty Ltd

Enware Type B Handwash Station Kits are designed to meet the requirements for healthcare applications.


Sex post-heart attack: it's time to talk

16 February, 2018

The Heart Foundation is encouraging health professionals to talk to heart attack survivors about sex and intimacy.


New class of antibiotics found in soil

15 February, 2018

Getting your hands dirty takes on new meaning, with scientists turning to soil to fight infections.


Fentanyl linked to amnesia

14 February, 2018

Fentanyl — alone, or in combination with stimulants — may put substance users at further risk, whether they take it knowingly or not, by causing amnesia.


TECTA-PDS TECTA B16 Enterococci ENA test

13 February, 2018 | Supplied by: Thermo Fisher Scientific

TECTA-PDS has launched the Enterococci ENA test for the TECTA B16 automated microbial detection solution.


Pregnancy antibiotics use linked to childhood infection

13 February, 2018

Children born to mothers who took antibiotics while pregnant have up to a 20% increased risk of being hospitalised with infection.


Healthcare without bounds: diagnostic innovations and seamless care

07 February, 2018 | Supplied by: Philips Electronics Australia

Within the healthcare system, there seems to be barriers to providing patients with personalised, effective care.


Australia in top 8 countries for cancer survival

07 February, 2018

Australia has some of the best cancer-survival rates in the world, a tribute to our world-class research and treatment facilities. But childhood cancers in Australia are costly — in more ways than one.


1 in 4 joint replacement surgeries unnecessary

07 February, 2018

A new report investigating hip and knee joint replacement surgeries in Victoria finds that many patients could be successfully treated without surgery, with massive savings to healthcare and welfare systems.


Mothers of prem babies at risk of heart disease death

02 February, 2018

A major study has revealed that women who give birth prematurely have double the risk of dying from heart disease later in life, and recommends that obstetric history be considered during cardiovascular assessments.


New blood test diagnoses Alzheimer's

01 February, 2018

Scientists have developed a blood test that can predict Alzheimer's with 90% accuracy, years before symptoms appear.


Reminder: From 1 Feb, codeine is prescription only

31 January, 2018 by Laini Bennett

Australia is following other countries in curbing access to codeine medications to prevent, reduce and manage codeine addiction. Resources are available to healthcare practitioners to assist with the change.


Timely reward for cancer patient advocate

26 January, 2018

Gail O'Brien, of the Chris O'Brien Lifehouse, has been recognised for her tireless work with an Office of the Order of Australia award.


How not to sneeze

25 January, 2018

Don't hold your nose and close your mouth when you sneeze, doctors warn, or you might rupture the back of your throat, like one young man...


Your daily dose of D

23 January, 2018 by Heather Walker*

Many healthcare workers and patients spend a great deal of time indoors. How does this impact their vitamin D levels? How much sun is enough for Vitamin D?


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