Individuals and organisations are invited to send their submissions to the Senate inquiry on affordability of private health insurance and out of pocket medical costs…
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Registered health practitioners are reminded to check, correct and comply with their professional and legal advertising obligations. The National Boards and the Australian Health Practitioner…
Read More Reminder to check, correct & comply with professional and legal advertising obligations>
The experts and commentators rave in awe of its power. They extol its benefits while pointing to a hockey shaped graph depicting exponential growth of…
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The 2017-18 Federal Budget was handed down on 9 May 2017 by the Turnbull Government. The budget received mixed responses from various health associations and…
There was a time when we thought that multitasking was a superpower. We would pride ourselves when we could do two tasks or more at…
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I recently asked a fellow financial planner about her “mission” as a professional. Expecting the run of the mill warm and fuzzy response about making…
Health Minister Greg Hunt appears to be considering a deal with the Australian Medical Association and the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners to unwind…
Read More Turnbull Government considering unfreezing Medicare rebates>
Exercise & Sports Science Australia (ESSA) engaged Deloitte Access Economics to quantify the value of accredited exercise physiologists from the perspective of consumers in Australia.…
Read More Exercise Physiology interventions give over 10:1 benefit to cost ratio>
The UK and New Zealand have introduced pay-for-performance programs into their primary health care systems. Australian organisations have researched and published reviews and opinions which…
Read More Pay for performance in health care in Australia – research and opinion>
As you progress through your career your income earning capacity will continue to increase and will probably accelerate the fastest in your 30’s and 40’s.…
It’s inevitable that staff will leave your business. HR expert and career coach from Balance at Work Susan Rochester breaks down the cost of recruitment…
Read More Do you know how much it costs you to fill a vacant role? By Susan Rochester>
Health organisations around the country have been lobbying for a greater share of the health spending dollar in the lead up to the election tomorrow.…
Read More Health industry voices its opinions as the #healthelection2016 looms>
The Minister for Health Sussan Ley has said that the 2016 federal budget puts patient outcomes at the centre of health reform, but there doesn’t…
“The Myth of the Rich Doctor” was a podcast by Perth based financial planner and principal of affluenceprivate.com.au Yves Schoof, who works with surgeons and…
We love it when we hear from practitioners who are out there taking their knowledge and skills to the next level to help their patients.…
You may have heard of CliniCloud, the health-tech startup who recently received $5 million in funding. Business partners Dr Hon Weng Chong and Dr Andrew…
Even during his busy schedule as founder and CEO of Hit 100, the first company worldwide to tackle the issues faced by people with diabetes…
Read More From physio to Founder and CEO of Hit 100 – a Q&A with Karn Ghosh>
In 25 years, health expenditure has increased faster than inflation, and has increased as a function of GDP in Australia. The Australian Institute of Health…
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The Australian Dental Association (ADA) is “flabbergasted” by the federal government’s plan to reallocate and therefore end funding for the Child Dental Benefits Schedule (CDBS).…
Let’s start with a brief history on Malware. Everyone’s heard of the computer virus. It’s been around as long as computers have been. Over time…
