healthcare

Ai changing the way GPs operate

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to evolve, its impact on healthcare is becoming increasingly significant. One of the latest innovations is medical AI scribe software, which is helping Australian general practitioners assist patient consultation experiences. General practitioner and Associate Professor at the University of Melbourne, Dr Grant Blashki, discusses the benefits he has experienced using …

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The Greens pledge $100 million in funding to make abortion accessible for all Australians

The Greens have announced one of their key  policies leading into next year’s federal election. They are pledging $100 million to make reproductive healthcare more accessible for all Australians. The Greens would like to see all Australians, especially those living in rural and regional areas of the country be able to access essential healthcare through …

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WA Flying Doctors departing with new healthcare strategy

The Royal Flying Doctors Service has released a new strategy to continue delivering health services across Western Australia.  The strategy is divided into three components: innovation, partnership, and safety.  The organisation is in consultation with community partners to implement the strategy and expand healthcare services across the region.   Image: Image: Supplied/ RFDS Produced By: …

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The Sydney student fighting for disability rights around the world

A  PhD candidate in Sydney is researching the role of social media in disability advocacy. 28-year-old Umar Syaroni was born with a physical disability, where both of his arms were not developed at full length. He now campaigns for equality in education and healthcare. Image: Image Supplied Produced By: Sameen Arshad Featured In Story: Umar …

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Mental Health Experts Call for More Preventative Approach to Care

Mental health advocates and experts will gather in Melbourne tomorrow, to discuss strategies for preventing mental health conditions. Mental disorders are on the rise, especially in young people aged 16-24, and experts say it’s time governments increase funding into preventative approaches to mental health care. Image: Image: Pexels/ Cottonbro studio Produced By: Mary-Kate Hannagan Featured …

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Healthcare support needed as dementia prevalence set to double in 30 years

Research from Dementia Australia shows people living with will increase 93 per cent by 2054. With Dementia being the second cause of death in Australia, we look into what can be done to improve the healthcare sector. We spoke with Dr Kaele Stokes, the Executive Director of Services at Dementia Australia, about the importance of …

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Healthcare standards in WA Youth detention centres inadequate: report

A new report released by Harvard University highlights poor health standards for young people in detention centres. Children in detention are likely to have greater health needs, like mental illness, substance abuse, and complex trauma. The report includes research from youth detention centres in Western Australia and indicates a long way to go to ensure …

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