“Typical Money Mistakes by Young Doctors” was a podcast by Perth based financial planner and principal of affluenceprivate.com.au Yves Schoof, who works with surgeons and…
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The Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) has released details of its planned Physiotherapy Career Pathway. The pathway framework is intended to harmonise set of standards and…
The unique exhilarating experience of flying to remote communities and stations to provide health care is unparalleled by anything I have experienced thus far. I…
“As healthcare students, we are faced with struggles and challenges that can often be a deterrent in pursuing our studies. These struggles are different for…
“Medicine and technology are intrinsically linked. Many advances in health have been contingent upon synonymous advances in technology. This has become particularly clear in recent…
“There are continual improvements being made to university programs. Optometry at UNSW is no exception, with the recent addition of an introductory anatomy course in…
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“I have learnt a lot in the 9 years that I have been a doctor. I have learnt that hard work gets you everywhere, support…
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) data on nursing and midwifery workforce says that in 2015, the total number of nurses and midwives registered…
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Humble, not arrogant, physicians are most effective at working with their patients, according to a study published on Patient Education & Counseling journal by Peter…
In 5 years the Medicare Benefits Schedule payments for palliative medicine specialist services has increased by almost 80%, according to figures released by the Australian…
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) has released a report about the health services and activities provided by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health…
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This article was originally published on The Conversation. Read the original article. Jo Abbott, Swinburne University of Technology Smartphones, tablets and computers are increasingly expanding…
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The British Dental Journal Team has said that woeful children’s dental decay statistics are making headlines in the UK, and have suggested that the quickest…
A study from the University of Newcastle have found that there has been a greater number of physiotherapy clinical placements to rural areas for the…
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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…
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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 new Skilled Occupations List (SOL) comes into effect on 1st July 2016. There have been changes to the status of a number of health…
The Society of Hospital Pharmacist of Australia (SHPA) has shared some suggestions for how to get a job in hospital pharmacy. They stated that community…
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…
Sparking conversations between patients and clinicians about what care and management is truly necessary for specific conditions is the goal of the Choosing Wisely Australia…
