Clinical Services

1.8m Australians missing out on recommended heart treatment

06 May, 2021

Treating high-risk patients with recommended blood pressure and cholesterol-lowering medicines could prevent more than 103,000 heart attacks, strokes and heart-related deaths.


New national standard for intensive care pharmacists

05 May, 2021

The standardised guidelines place pharmacists as key members of the multidisciplinary medical team caring for patients in the ICU.


What's happening in workplace washrooms?

04 May, 2021

In the washroom, Australians are most concerned about their co-workers not washing their hands, touching door handles and taps, and the cleanliness of the air.


Evidence urgently needed on how to safely withdraw patients from antidepressants

03 May, 2021 by Amy Sarcevic

Researchers at the Cochrane Collaboration reviewed 33 studies involving nearly 5000 participants, relating to antidepressant discontinuation.


Could real-time PCR testing rekindle the travel dream?

03 May, 2021 by Abel Ang, Group CEO of Advanced MedTech

A Singapore–Australia travel bubble may be possible with fast and accurate ways to test and clear incoming visitors.


Joondalup Health Campus makes digital transformation in maternity care

29 April, 2021

HeraMED has signed an agreement with Joondalup Health Campus in Western Australia to incorporate a paid pilot of the HeraCARE solution.


NSAIDs and pharmacists vital in low back pain management

28 April, 2021

Patients with low back pain have been shown to respond well to NSAIDs such as ibuprofen, according to researchers at RMIT University.


Putting pharmacists where they're needed most

27 April, 2021 by Kristin Michaels, SHPA CEO

SHPA will continue to advocate for investment in embedding geriatric medicine pharmacists as part of clinical pharmacy services for aged-care residents.


The collaboration igniting malaria drug discovery

27 April, 2021

Johnson & Johnson Innovation has facilitated a collaboration between WEHI and Janssen Pharmaceutica NV to ignite the development of antimalarial drug candidates.


Pharmacists and GPs welcome changes to vaccine rollout

26 April, 2021

The Society of Hospital Pharmacists of Australia and Royal Australian College of General Practitioners have welcomed changes to the COVID-19 vaccine rollout.


UV-C HLD: a sound solution for point-of care ultrasound

23 April, 2021 by Jane Allman

MediSound partnered with French company Germitec to offer Australia a system that can high-level disinfect an ultrasound probe and cable in 90 seconds.


UV Angel technology helps dental group grow 25% during pandemic

22 April, 2021 | Supplied by: Hospital Products Australia

Installation of UV Angel at Smile One Services raised the bar for the standard of safety for staff and patients, and increased revenue by 25% compared with pre-pandemic business.


Method tricks stem cells into becoming bone

20 April, 2021

International researchers have found a way to alter the shape and nucleus of individual stem cells, which could speed up recovery following bone replacements.


RMIT researchers develop nanothin superbug killer

14 April, 2021

The coating could be used on wound dressings and implants to prevent and treat potentially deadly bacterial and fungal infections.


AstraZeneca vaccine myths debunked

14 April, 2021 by Amy Sarcevic

Australians are being reminded that a causal relationship between blood clotting and adenovirus vector-based vaccines has still not been established, and that — should it be — the risk remains far lower than that of common medications.


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