Fake nurse successfully prosecuted
08 July, 2019A Victorian woman who pretended to be a nurse has been fined $15,000 plus costs.
New aged-care standards
03 July, 2019The Morrison government has unveiled a major quality and safety aged-care reform package.
Jail and hefty fines for fake practitioners
02 July, 2019Fake practitioners now face jail time and even bigger fines as new regulations commence.
HLP Controls TX Temp — Enless fridge temperature monitoring
01 July, 2019 | Supplied by: HLP Controls Pty LtdThe TX Temp — Enless temperature sensor from HLP Controls provides data logging to the cloud to ensure vaccine and blood fridges are at the correct temperature.
95% healthcare workers 'soldier on' when sick
24 June, 2019A Canadian study has found that 95% of healthcare workers keep working after they start experiencing symptoms of infectious diseases, such as influenza.
How to navigate complex ethical dilemmas
17 June, 2019 by Vanessa Pigrum*When our care system is in crisis, how do hospitals decide how to distribute scarce resources? We address the ethical dilemmas.
The feminine CEO
12 June, 2019 by Laini BennettIs it possible to be a feminine CEO and still kick goals? Aged care service provider Benetas CEO Sandra Hills certainly believes so.
A Day in the Life of a CEO
06 June, 2019Barton Private Hospital CEO Jessy McGowan loves her job. Originally a nurse, she keeps the hospital running smoothly and morale high. She shares her day.
Major update to infection prevention and control guidelines
04 June, 2019The NHMRC has released the 2019 edition of the Australian Guidelines for the Prevention and Control of Infection in Healthcare, marking the first update since 2010.
Political savvy in times of crisis
20 May, 2019If a crisis struck your organisation, what would you do? Competent leaders can be undone in a crisis, affecting both their business and personal reputation.
Imposter syndrome and tips for managing it
20 May, 2019 by Dr Jocelyn Lowinger*A growing problem in health care is that many highly competent health professionals, even in senior roles, struggle unnecessarily with feeling incompetent.
Physiotherapist fined $120K
02 May, 2019In a landmark decision, a man was fined $120K for deliberately misleading elderly patients by presenting unqualified people as health practitioners.
Not your standard CEO
01 May, 2019 by Laini BennettRunning the Purple House dialysis centres in remote Central Australia is not easy, but Sarah Brown is not your standard CEO. She shares her leadership journey.
Health care just a phone call away
29 April, 2019 by Emilie Mortensen*Health contact centres provide advice to the Australian public 24 hours a day, seven days a week. A new Australian standard helps ensure consistency and safety.
Bupa Aged Care in court for misleading conduct
17 April, 2019Bupa is alleged to have charged fees for extra services that it did not provide, or only partially provided, in 21 aged-care homes across Australia.
