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Are Australian health and medical researchers destined to disappear?
During 2015, I'd had personal conversations with Professor Andrew Sinclair, a professor of nutritional science and an award-winning researcher with over 300 publications spanning ...
'Record high' bulk-billing rates creating a false impression: RACGP
"The devil is in the detail as it's a complex story that cannot be reduced to a convenient sound bite," according to Dr Frank R Jones president of The Royal Australian College of ...
'Right doctors' still needed for rural and remote Australia: ACRRM
The Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) has responded to reports of an oversupply of GPs, saying that despite increasing numbers, a significant maldistribution ...
Demand on NSW emergency department soars in summer months
Demand on NSW hospitals continues to rise significantly, with more emergency department presentations than ever before over the 2016 summer months.
Healthcare reforms must maximise potential of pharmacists: PSA
Exploring innovative models of interprofessional care and better utilising the role of pharmacists in healthcare are cost-effective, evidence-based reforms an elected Federal Government ...
Commonwealth govt winning the fight against tobacco control
The Commonwealth Government has ranked first among Australian governments for making the most progress on combating smoking over the past 12 months.
Labor pledges to lift Medicare patient rebate freeze
AMA President, Professor Brian Owler, said that Labor’s pledge to lift the Medicare patient rebate freeze from 1 January 2017, if elected, would deliver certainty to doctors and ...
NSW smoking rates at all-time low
New NSW Health data shows adult smoking rates have dropped by more than two per cent since 2014.
WA receives research funding to freeze high paralysis toll
Groundbreaking studies to be undertaken through Western Australia's Neurotrauma Research Program (NRP) aim to reduce severe spinal cord damage and subsequent paralysis from traffic ...
Top 6 Traits Every Health Professional Should Have
As a health professional you’re trying to maximise your value to your patients.
GPs hit by anti-competitive 'win' for pathology services: RACGP
Quality patient care necessitates general practice having appropriate and smooth access to accredited pathology facilities.
Pharmacist-delivered vaccinations to boost public health in Victoria
The Victorian Branches of the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) and Pharmacy Guild of Australia have welcomed the Victorian Government’s approval of pharmacist-delivered ...
AMA releases Key Health Issues for the 2016 Federal Election
The AMA recently released Key Health Issues for the 2016 Federal Election - a summary of the major health issues that the AMA considers must be addressed by the major parties during ...
Report finds less disease and injury burden since 2003
There have been good gains in the health of the Australian population, with the overall burden of disease and injury reducing between 2003 and 2011, according to a report released ...
AMA condemns extension of Medicare rebate freeze
The AMA recently condemned the extension of the freeze of the Medicare patient rebate until 2020 – a saving to the Government of almost $1 billion.
Guidelines on cosmetic medical & surgical procedures: Medical Board
The Medical Board of Australia has issued guidelines for medical practitioners who perform cosmetic medical and surgical procedures.
Fed Budget must provide adequate funding for GPs: RACGP
Today’s Federal Budget is the final chance for the Federal Government to show Australia it is serious about providing adequate funding for GPs and our world-class healthcare system, ...
AMA calls on govt to abandon cuts to pathology bulk billing incentives
Welcoming the recent release of the Pathology Australia report on the community health benefits, efficiency, and cost effectiveness of Australia's pathology sector, the AMA is again ...
6 Things to Look Out for When Buying Bed Movers
If you’re considering purchasing bed movers for your hospital or medical centre, here are six important benefits to look out for.
Things to Consider When Buying Surgical Instruments
They’re the tools of your trade and, by necessity, they represent a substantial percentage of your annual expenditure.
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