Autism interventions published in landmark report
13 November, 2020Autism CRC has published a landmark report, detailing the best available high-quality evidence about interventions for children on the autism spectrum aged up to 12 years.
COVID-19 digital practice expansion: when allied health forgot evidence-based practice
27 August, 2020 by Ed Johnson, Chief Clinical Officer and Co-Founder, UmboThe quick shift from in-person services to digital practice has skipped a step — evidence-based practice.
Do you have a stutter? 3000+ volunteers wanted
25 April, 2018A new study seeks to identify the genes associated with stuttering, as a key to early identification, new therapies and ultimately preventing the disorder.
Relationship-based procurement
01 August, 2016 by ahhbMental Health and Epilepsy - What Do We Know?
01 June, 2016 by ahhbProbiotics for mental health
21 October, 2015 by Sharon SmithA group of men who took probiotic capsules daily for a month felt less stressed and performed better on memory tests, according to a study presented to the Society for Neuroscience meeting in Chicago over the weekend.
Transforming Aged Care Services: LASA Congress 2015
01 September, 2015 by Sharon SmithThe challenge of meeting the needs of our ageing population – today and into the future – is considerable. It cannot be achieved in insolation from government, health and community services, and other industries including technology, design and business services. Partnerships are critical to maximising efficiency and quality of the care and services provided to older Australians. Central to such partnerships is a co-design approach that puts older Australians and their families at the heart of all decision-making, and engages people from across industries and disciplines with the shared goal of providing the best possible care and services.
Darwin to Host Rural Health Conference
22 April, 2015 by Sharon SmithDarwin will host the 13th National Rural Health Conference next month with thanks to Australia’s most famous rural health provider, the Royal Flying Doctor Service.
LASA Responds to Intergenerational Report
09 March, 2015 by Petrina SmithThe Intergenerational Report highlights the case for structural policy reform in aged care services.
Improvements Reported in Ear Conditions Among Indigenous Children
26 February, 2015 by Petrina SmithOSCAR Aged Care Hospitality Awards Announced
03 November, 2014 by Petrina SmithAngela Kotis of United Hospitality and Essendon Aged Care was named Victorian Chef of the Year Winner at the OSCAR Aged Care Hospitality Awards.
AHHA Says A Productive, Healthy Country Needs Health Policy for All
21 August, 2014 by Petrina Smith’A productive, healthy country needs health policy for all, not just the privileged,’ says Australian Healthcare and Hospitals Association (AHHA) chief executive Alison Verhoeven.
NACCHO Expresses Concerns on COAG Reform Council Closure
26 June, 2014 by Petrina SmithThe National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (NACCHO) has expressed concern that the COAG Reform Council responsible for monitoring progress towards close the gap targets will close on 30 June.
Aged Care Providers Now Required To Publish Maximum Accommodation Prices
21 May, 2014 by Petrina SmithResidential aged care providers are now required to publish the maximum accommodation prices they will charge from 1 July, making it easier for consumers to make informed choices.
Digitally-enabled Health System Reports Looks at Costs and Delivery of Care
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