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Almost 9 in 10 vape stores located around schools: study

31 January, 2024

Vape stores are densely located around schools and in disadvantaged areas, according to new research.


How the latest resistance patterns are shaping IPC

30 January, 2024

Professor Peter Collignon AM and Conjoint Associate Professor Carolyn Hullick from the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care detail why we need to pay attention to the latest trends in antimicrobial use and resistance.


Elevating Surgical Recovery: The Crucial Role of Residential Respite Care in Supporting Seniors

13 December, 2023

If you have senior patients recovering from surgery, sending them home to recover can be concerning.


Does respite care provide the answer to a smoother transition to residential aged care?

05 October, 2023

Leading aged care provider TriCare says its respite care service is a great way of introducing the idea of residential aged care to those who want to experience what permanent care might be like before they make any longer-term commitments.


Pets help improve communication among people with aphasia: study

31 July, 2023

A new study has found that pets have a unique ability to improve communication among people with aphasia, a language difficulty after brain injury.


Aust must end 'war on drugs': RACGP

26 June, 2023

Criticising the populist 'war on drugs' approach as "pointless", the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners has called for action to stem the number of drug-induced deaths in Australia.


Advanced rehabilitation technology centre opens

06 July, 2022

Royal Rehab has opened a new advanced technology centre to improve the rehabilitation outcomes for people impacted by life-changing illnesses and/or injuries.


Online program for stroke survivors improves wellbeing: study

21 April, 2022

Access to an online program that provides easily accessible, interactive, tailored healthy lifestyle and behaviour change techniques improves the wellbeing of adult stroke survivors, according to a new study.


Isolated, confused and depressed: the pandemic's toll on people with dementia and their carers

25 February, 2022

The COVID pandemic has had a huge impact on people living with dementia and their family carers around the world. Our study found people with dementia experienced worse symptoms after the pandemic began.


Registered nurse and head of international care consultancy receives OAM

31 January, 2022

Peter Bewert has been awarded an OAM for his service to the betterment of care for older persons.


AI tech to assist clinicians in wound assessment and care

08 December, 2021

Coviu, a telehealth spin-out from CSIRO, is developing a digital toolkit for telehealth wound care alongside CSIRO, The University of Sydney, Australian Unity, Western NSW Primary Health Network and The University of Technology Sydney.


Cocaine use and hospitalisations on the rise

02 March, 2021

A new report reveals an increase in cocaine availability, prevalence of use and related hospitalisations in Australia.


The Qld not-for-profit on a mission to open sport to all

02 November, 2020

Queensland not-for-profit Sporting Wheelies has made active living accessible to all, by enabling team sports and providing rehabilitation for those living with physical disabilities.


Recovawear Adaptive T-shirt for post-surgery, pain management or upper limb injury

01 October, 2020

Recovawear provides clothing solutions for injured or post-operative patients who might have difficulty dressing themselves.


Overdose report reveals hidden health crisis

31 August, 2020

Australia's Annual Overdose Report 2020 reveals that — for the fifth year running — more than 2000 Australians lost their lives due to overdose.


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