Physiotherapist Nicki Stuart delights in Anika Facer's zest for life and said she is a great example of the benefits of early intervention and neuroplasticity. [ + ]

Hospital-acquired complications data on urinary tract infections is unreliable, and could result in hospitals being incorrectly financially penalised. [ + ]

With 80% of HESTA's 850K members women, gender diversity and equality are at the top of CEO Debby Blakey's agenda. [ + ]

Since the discovery of CRISPR technology, research into genomic science and novel therapy development has exploded. Dr Rebecca Laborde explains the science behind CRISPR and how it is encouraging research innovation. [ + ]

In line with international trends, the Advancing of Australian Pharmacy Practice credential provides a pathway to improved outcomes for patients. [ + ]

LASA has launched the NEXT GEN initiative to attract more young leaders and professionals into the age services industry. [ + ]

Patients with difficult-to-control asthma are experiencing greater symptom improvement on an eczema drug than on standard therapies. [ + ]

A randomised trial finds ibuprofen is not a safe alternative to antibiotic treatment for urinary tract infection. [ + ]

Assistive technologies can have a huge impact on improving the life of a person with a disability. [ + ]

Dr Laborde explains how data is being used not only for research, but to create efficiencies, reduced costs and improved patient outcomes in health care. [ + ]

Australia's Notifiable Data Breach legislation has come into effect, leaving healthcare organisations at risk of fines of up to $1.8m for failing to disclose a breach. [ + ]

To avoid exposing healthcare and aged-care patients with food allergies to risk, a robust risk management strategy should be integrated into your organisation's food safety program. [ + ]

Hospitals increasingly rely on their websites to prepare patients for their stay. Some are doing a better job than others, impacting patient outcomes — especially in infection control. [ + ]

IT strategies that meet the bare minimum compliance regulations are not an option for healthcare organisations, or they may find themselves fending off attacks from within. [ + ]

A decade ago, lymphoma therapies for sick dogs were being trialled to help children with the disease. Now, cancer medication for humans is being successfully adapted to help man's best friend. [ + ]