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NSW welcomes scheme for controlled cultivation of medicinal cannabis
NSW Minister for Medical Research Pru Goward has congratulated the Commonwealth Government on introducing legislation to establish a national licensing scheme for the controlled ...
WA receives more than $8 million in grants for medical research
Western Australia's health and medical research community will benefit from more than $8 million of State Government funding that supports researchers by helping meet costs associated ...
Indigenous children and young people more likely to be hospitalised
Indigenous children and young people are over one and a half times more likely to have injuries that required hospitalisation when compared to other Australians in the same age-range, ...
How to run an efficient hospital
The hospital environment is constantly bustling with activity and it continues to have its challenges in providing optimal patient care to each individual with the limited resources ...
Australian cancer prevalence exceeds 1 million: Cancer Council
The number of Australians living with cancer or having survived a diagnosis has exceeded 1 million for the first time[1], highlighting a change in how we should manage the disease, ...
Pharmacist reforms provide cost-effective healthcare: PSA
Integrating pharmacists into general practice clinics and better utilising the role of pharmacists in healthcare reform are cost-effective, sustainable solutions the Federal Government ...
NSW achieves record organ donor rate in 2015
NSW recorded its highest ever number of deceased organ donors in 2015, Health Minister Jillian Skinner announced on 3 February 2016.
How to buy the right resuscitation equipment for your needs
Resuscitation equipment plays an important role in emergency healthcare and has the potential to provide life-saving aid to patients. It is clear that buying the right resuscitation ...
Public hospital funding cuts to have dire consequences: AMA
The AMA's latest snapshot of the performance of Australia’s public hospitals points to an imminent crisis as the effects of Federal funding cuts make it harder for hospitals to meet ...
Spending on mental health services hits $8 billion
Expenditure on mental health-related services in Australia has increased in recent years, according to a new report released on 2 February 2016 by the Australian Institute of Health ...
Tips for Buying Oxygen Therapy Devices
Oxygen therapy is an important consideration in the management of many health conditions for its role in the prevention of hypoxia.
Record number of intern doctors in NSW hospitals
A record cohort of medical graduates have commenced their year-long internship in NSW hospitals on 18 January 2016.
UTS smashing stereotypes: why nursing is for men, too
UTS is leading the way on gender diversity in the nursing profession, with men accounting for one in five enrolments in the Bachelor of Nursing degree. Only one in 10 of the nation’s ...
Govt to invest over $1b to cure Hepatitis C
The Turnbull Government will invest more-than $1 billion to give all Australians with Hepatitis C access to breakthrough cures that could all but eradicate the deadly and debilitating ...
How pigs are helping UTS scientists tackle antibiotic resistance
Scientists at UTS are tackling the growing health crisis of antibiotic resistance at its most significant source – the farmyard.
How to buy the right medical freezers for your facility
It can be a difficult decision to buy the right medical freezers for your facility, particularly as there are many models with different features available.
Discount PBS prescriptions now in effect
1st January 2016 marks the start of landmark competition reforms in the medicines sector, whereby pharmacists are able to discount the cost of a prescription subsidised through the ...
6 Tips for Buying the Right X-ray Machines
If you need to buy an X-ray machine for your medical practice, there are a few things you should know.
Fair Work Ombudsman focuses on health care & social assistance
Australia's growing health care and social assistance industry is to be the focus of a new national campaign by the Fair Work Ombudsman.
Report highlights areas with most preventable hospitalisations
People living in some areas in Australia are nine times more likely than others to be admitted to hospital for a condition that could have been more effectively treated in the ...
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