NURSES

News

  • Nurses given a say in the running of WA hospitals

    Nurses given a say in the running of WA hospitals

    A $28M NURSES support fund has been introduced to the Western Australian health system and will see nurses in public hospitals benefit from improved and enhanced workplace facilities.

    13/05/2009

  • QLD health minister on the road to meet health frontline

    QLD health minister on the road to meet health frontline

    THE QUEENSLAND state government has implemented a health listening tour across Queensland allowing the Health minister to meet frontline staff and see the first-hand challenges facing the health network.

    30/03/2009

  • Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital awarded Magnet status

    SIR CHARLES Gairdner Hospital (SCGH) has become the first hospital in Western Australia to be awarded international accreditation for delivering excellence in nursing and patient care.

    12/08/2009

  • Kidney Health Australia set up national dialysis survey

    Kidney Health Australia set up national dialysis survey

    KIDNEY Health Australia has announced it has set up a national multi-disciplinary working party which has been designed to look at attitudes to dialysis and resources available for dialysis in Australian renal units which are under stress to cope with growing numbers.

    16/06/2009

  • QLD health professionals on standby for Samoa relief

    QUEENSLAND medical professionals are on standby in case they are needed as part of the national response to the Samoa tsunami.

    01/10/2009

  • Intervention program to cut WA smoking and alcohol costs

    Intervention program to cut WA smoking and alcohol costs

    AN INTERVENTION program has been implemented by the WA Country Health Service (WACHS) giving people admitted to regional Western Australian hospitals the opportunity to participate in a study aimed at reducing alcohol abuse and smoking in country areas.

    27/03/2009

  • North Block work gets underway on Townsville Hospital

    North Block work gets underway on Townsville Hospital

    THE QUEENSLAND Government has announced the $94m expansion of Townsville Hospital has entered early construction stages on the North Block.

    07/05/2009

  • QLD set to poach WA health professionals

    QUEENSLAND is poised to recruit health specialists whose jobs are threatened at the Royal Perth Hospital (RPH) as a result of budget cuts by the West Australian Liberal/National Government.

    13/10/2009

  • Hospital deaths cut by preventing blood clots

    The National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) has released new Australian Guideline for the Prevention of Venous Thromboembolism (VTE), aimed at lowering the risk of potentially fatal blood clots for adult patients admitted to hospitals.

    04/12/2009

  • Surgical masks no barrier against airborne viruses

    AUSTRALIAN expert Professor Raina MacIntyre has warned face masks worn by many healthcare workers do nothing to protect them during a pandemic influenza outbreak like the world is now seeing with swine flu.

    21/09/2009

  • CDC releases new guidelines for preventing catheter-associated UTIs

    The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has released new guidelines for the prevention of catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTI).

    09/02/2010

  • Plans for Australia's new National Health and Hospitals Network

    The latest proposed reforms by the Federal Government are touted to be the biggest change to Australia's health and hospital system since the introduction of Medicare. Prime Minister Kevin Rudd claims these reforms will deliver better hospitals and better health services across Australia.

    05/03/2010

  • Australia’s Oral health ranked second worst

    AUSTRALIA’S oral health status has ranked second worst in the OECD Community Services and Health Industries face skills crisis in oral health.

    30/07/2009

  • Osteoporosis drug Actonel Once-a-Month listed on PBS

    Osteoporosis drug Actonel Once-a-Month listed on PBS

    MORE than two million Australians living with osteoporosis1 are set to benefit from the first once-a-month osteoporosis therapy, after it was today listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS).

    01/07/2009

 

Products

  • Motion Computing releases Motion Medical Pak

    MOTION Computing has announced the release of its Motion Medical Pak which has been developed to enhance caregivers’ productivity by providing best in class handwriting recognition and reference tools for today’s doctors, clinicians and nurses

  • Bayer launches titrations pack for MS

    Bayer launches titrations pack for MS

    BAYER has announced the launch of its titration pack developed to help patients with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) start Betaferon (interferon beta-1b) therapy.

  • Motion Computing releases C5 mobile clinical assistant

    MOTION Computing has announced the release of its Motion C5 mobile clinical assistant which has been designed to reduce information delays and accuracy problems.

 

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