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Australian Hospital & Healthcare Bulletin
02.04.2025
A multi-site study to test a treatment that may reduce brain and kidney injury after cardiac surgery has received $4.9 million in support over 5 years.
NSW public hospital doctors are to proceed with a three-day strike next week, The Doctors Union – ASMOF NSW confirmed, as the system "reaches breaking point".
A "landmark psychosocial risk prosecution" against Western Sydney Local Health District has been withdrawn by SafeWork NSW.
Bankstown-Lidcombe and Liverpool Hospitals have joined three other participating hospitals in the NSW Government's 12-month trial of body worn cameras.
01.04.2025
Designed with both healthcare professionals and the environment in mind, CubeWare 2.0 is the latest evolution in MULTIGATE's hollowware range.
In Australia, pressure injuries are classified as a preventable adverse event, meaning that proper skin care and prevention strategies can make a significant impact.
How are chemical dilution and dispensing equipment manufacturers helping healthcare managers to minimise risk and protect patients, staff and visitors?
31.03.2025
The Queensland Government has extended its training subsidy so up to 230 additional pharmacists can take part in the Community Pharmacy Scope of Practice pilot.
28.03.2025
A new Melbourne private hospital opened this month after implementing its core patient administration system in under 14 weeks — this typically takes 5–18 months.
In memory of toddler Joe Massa, NSW will prevent future governments from entering into a Northern Beaches-style arrangement to build or operate an acute public hospital.
The healthcare industry remains one of the most targeted sectors for cyberattacks, facing relentless threats that put patient data, operational continuity, and financial stability at risk.
27.03.2025
From hospitals to nursing homes, kitchen settings within healthcare facilities rely on dosing, dilution and dispensing solutions that are as reliable as they are effective.
26.03.2025
In a post-Budget 2025–26 statement, the Australian Medical Association welcomed investment, including $8.5bn for Medicare, but said system reform is needed.
25.03.2025
The 2025 WA Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards finalists have been announced, celebrating 41 nurses and midwives and four teams.
Nurses and midwives at the NSW hospital now part of a parliamentary inquiry went on a 26-hour strike on Monday — citing wage and safe working conditions.
Multiplex has been appointed the early delivery partner for the $1bn Northside Hospital, Canberra — the ACT's largest ever health infrastructure project.
This month, the Victorian Virtual Emergency Department — an Australian first — reached a milestone of half a million consultations.
24.03.2025
To keep hospitals running during climate emergencies, a coalition of nine hospitals is calling for a feasibility study into climate-resilient energy systems.
21.03.2025
Some of NSW's busiest emergency departments have seen significant reductions in hospital ramping, according to Bureau of Health Information quarterly results.
After attracting substantial interest from software vendors, the Australian Digital Health Agency has tripled investment in its Allied Health Industry Offer.
Advanced Pharmacy Australia has welcomed the announcement that over 400,000 Australians each week will pay no more than $25 in co-payments for PBS medicines.
19.03.2025
Interviews with pharmacy practitioner educators have identified challenges and opportunities associated with domestic violence education in pharmacy curriculum.
Following its new position statement on obesity prevention and management, the RACGP is calling for a PBS subsidy for effective obesity-management medication.
18.03.2025
The Queensland Government has introduced a bill to parliament to put local clinicians on hospital and health boards. Once passed, it will take effect on 1 April.
Designed to address the critical shortage of doctors in regional, rural and remote areas, Flinders University's new rural medical program is an SA first.
17.03.2025
Australia's essential guide to administering oral medicines safely,<em> Don't Rush to Crush</em>, has entered a new era.
The Australian Medical Association is calling on the Australian Government to fulfil its commitment to ban genetic discrimination in life insurance.
The death of two-year-old Joe Massa has prompted a NSW parliamentary inquiry into the safety and quality of health services provided by Northern Beaches Hospital.
13.03.2025
The new Footscray Hospital will be partly a result of local community campaigning — it's affectionately referred to as "the People's Hospital".
11.03.2025
The Australian Medical Association has launched its private health federal budget submission — calling for an independent Private Health System Authority.
New resources to support implementation of the Cosmetic Surgery Standards and the Cosmetic Surgery Module have been released.
Across two days in May, DHF25 will bring together 8000 attendees, 400 speakers and 200 exhibitors with the theme "transforming healthcare through connection".
10.03.2025
MedsAware: Deprescribing Action Week starts today, raising awareness around polypharmacy and deprescribing. For its third year, there is a focus on sustainability.
09.03.2025
Blood clotting in medical devices like heart valves and stents may be prevented by a surface coating being developed by researchers at The University of Sydney.
07.03.2025
The Australian Government has announced investment to expand Australia's largest and only onshore manufacturer of IV (intravenous) fluids.
The recent wave of NSW psychiatrist resignations underscores an urgent need for systemic reform — a telehealth professional sets out how digital can help.
From 1 July, the Victorian Collaborative Centre will become responsible for the professional development and upskilling of Victoria's mental health workforce.
05.03.2025
Researchers have developed a novel therapeutic strategy that uses engineered immune cells, called natural killer cells, to target and destroy sarcoma tumours.
04.03.2025
Australian healthcare jobs are on the rise. Drilling down into its own data and survey findings, a job site's senior economist draws out some key learnings.
Until 31 March, nominations are open for the Health Minister's Award for Nursing Trailblazers, which is coordinated by the Australian College of Nursing.