There are 7 schools of optometry in Australia. These in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, the Australian Capital Territory, South Australia, and Western Australia. The…
With 2022 being a year where there was a federal election in addition to the annual handing down of the federal budget, Optometry Australia has…
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There are 6 schools of optometry in Australia. They are in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, the Australian Capital Territory and South Australia. The ATAR…
There are 6 schools of optometry in Australia. These in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, the Australian Capital Territory and South Australia. The ATAR required…
With Valentine’s Day coming up, we thought we’d ask health practitioners what they love about their profession. Here’s what optometrist Emma Slinger had to say…
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There are 5 approved schools of optometry in Australia. These in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland and South Australia. The ATAR required depends on the…
A treasure trove of knowledge for anyone in health who is serious about their career advancement was released recently. It was titled the Allied Health…
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Young Optometrist Rose Huang on buying online Glasses and contact lenses are a medical device and not simply something you can just “Add to Cart”…
The federal government has announced a $1 million dollar budget for Diabetes Australia to develop the Preserve Sight program. Being implemented in partnership with Vision…
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In light of a recent incident where an organisation was publishing only positive reviews from consumers, AHPRA has published further guidance for advertisers of regulated…
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Dentistry It takes a minimum of 5 – 7 years to become a dentist in Australia. Currently, there are six universities who take undergraduate students…
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There are 5 schools of optometry in Australia, and the ATAR or OP required depends on the pathway you take to become an optometrist. For…
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Consumers Health Forum and NPS MedicineWise published the Engaging Consumers in their Health Data Journey Report two months before the opt-out period starts for My…
“Let’s get dive straight into the heavy stuff. I was 21. Only one semester left of uni, and I was suddenly struck down with debilitating…
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I’m not here to say whether mindfulness may be right or wrong for you. Only you can explore that for yourself. However, I would really,…
A review of emergency department presentations across Australia since 2014 reveals a decrease in the number of non-urgent eye health issues. Australian Institute of Health…
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A new initiative designed to recruit 4 pairs of professionals and patients is expected to pave the way for a better health care system in…
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“Optometry 2040 will enable the optometry sector to collaborate to identify, test and consider initiatives to create a sustainable and successful optometry sector over the…
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Sally Marchini, APD at Marchini Nutrition said: “I really do love my job as an Accredited Practising Dietitian. I love people, so being able to…
The Australian Dental Association (ADA), Australian Medical Association (AMA), Optometry Australia (OA), Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA), Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP), The…
