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New evidence showing increased patient out of pocket costs: RACGP
The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners has re-activated and re-energized its campaign against the Federal Government’s Medicare rebate freeze with new evidence showing ...
4 Innovations Helping to Provide Better Health Care
The healthcare industry has a massive daily responsibility to manage the lives of entire communities and see them through all manner of health-related crises.
Doctor workforce increasingly specialised: AIHW report
The last decade has seen a shift toward a medical workforce with more specialist roles, according to a report that explores the characteristics of medical practitioners, released 24 ...
Queensland Health moves to notify cardiac patients about bacteria
The Department of Health will begin contacting public patients who have undergone certain types of open-heart surgery, particularly heart valve replacement, and may have been exposed ...
Protect vulnerable people as flu cases rise: NSW Health
NSW Health is urging people with flu symptoms to stay away from aged care facilities and vulnerable groups following a spike in influenza presentations to emergency departments and ...
Medical Board consults on revalidation in Australia
Strengthened continuing professional development and screening for at-risk doctors should underpin future approaches to revalidation in Australia, according to an expert report to ...
Navigating the human genome with Sequins
Australian genomics researchers have announced the development of Sequins – synthetic ‘mirror’ DNA sequences that reflect the human genome.
Avoid recalled rockmelon after Salmonella outbreak: NSW Health
NSW Health is warning people to not consume rockmelon that is being recalled while an investigation into the source of a national outbreak of a rare strain of Salmonella is underway. ...
Time to match healthcare with 21st Century consumer needs: RACGP
Health and consumer leaders have released a blueprint for 21st Century Medicare aimed at giving patients greater say in a team-based health care system. 
Vic hospital waiting lists at six-year low
The number of Victorian patients waiting for elective surgery is at its lowest level since June 2010.
International team set to fight antimicrobial resistant superbugs
University of Queensland researchers are leading an international effort to slow the emergence of antimicrobial-resistant superbugs forecast to kill more people than cancer by 2050. ...
Pros and Cons of the New Electronic Medical Practice Environment
Technological advances have brought about both advantages and disadvantages to those in medical practice.
Health Care Home trial must be properly funded: AMA
In AMA Family Doctor Week, the AMA is calling on the Federal Government to allocate appropriate funding for the trial of the Health Care Home model of care for patients with chronic ...
Qld scientists discover new distant relative of dengue virus
A new strain of dengue virus discovered by Queensland scientists could help researchers evaluate the effectiveness of potential vaccines and treatments for the disease.
RACGP calls on govt to address urgent reform of primary healthcare
The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners has called for the Federal Government to quickly address plans to sustain and improve our health system, focusing specifically ...
Leveraging digital technology to improve the patient experience
Recently, we covered the rise of telemedicine, a rapidly growing industry estimated to reach US $86.7 billion in 2023, growing from just $21.1 billion in 2014.
Time for strategic vision and leadership for health: AHHA
All options should be on table as we reconsider health funding that delivers affordable care with equity of access.
Australia's first national health card released
Australia’s Health Tracker was released 5 July 2016 by Australian Health Policy Collaboration (AHPC) at Victoria University and supported by 50 health and welfare organisations.
Funding for response to infectious diseases research: NHMRC
The National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) has announced almost $5 million in funding that commenced 1 July 2016 for the Centre of Research Excellence in Infectious ...
Telemedicine set to become mainstream
Though it raises a host of questions for regulators, providers, insurers and patients alike - telemedicine is here and it’s set to become mainstream, and fast!
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