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Quality of Life and Oral Health Among Older People in Southeast Asia: A Scoping Review
Health · Australia

Quality of Life and Oral Health Among Older People in Southeast Asia: A Scoping Review

Objectivesto determine the relationship between oral health and quality of life with different assessments among older adults in Southeast countries and explore the facilitators and barriers to oral health accessibility.Materials and MethodsUsing the key terms "oral he...See the Story
AI in healthcare: Policy must keep pace with innovation
Innovation · Australia

AI in healthcare: Policy must keep pace with innovation

‘Artificial intelligence has the potential to reshape healthcare delivery, but only if it is introduced in ways that are safe, transparent, and earn the trust of clinicians and patients alike,’ said Australian Healthcare and Hospitals Association (AHHA) Chief Executive Officer, Tony Farley. ‘To get this right, we need nationally consistent frameworks that support innovation while safeguarding patient care and clinical accountability.’ Released t…Read Article
Lung Cancer Screening Saves Lives and Research Investment should be a National Priority
Melbourne, Australia · Melbourne

Lung Cancer Screening Saves Lives and Research Investment should be a National Priority

A/Prof Nicole Rankin and Ms Rebecca Zosel – Evaluation and Implementation Science Unit, Melbourne School of Population and Global Health, University of Melbourne On 1 July 2025, Australia launched its first targeted cancer screening program: the National Lung Cancer Screening Program. This landmark public health initiative is set to transform how we address Australia’s number one cause of cancer death – lung cancer. Led by the Department of Heal…Read Article

500,000 Australians Live with Mental Illness but Don’t Qualify for the NDIS. A Damning New Report Says They Need More Support

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The Productivity Commission has found governments’ agreements to improve mental health care and reduce suicides are ‘not fit for purpose’.Health · AustraliaSee the Story

Rural health held back by national policy misalignment

‘Rural and remote communities are being let down by systems that are not always designed with their needs in mind,’ said Mr Tony Farley, Australian Healthcare and Hospitals Association Limited (AHHA Ltd) Interim Chief Executive Officer. Despite longstanding efforts to improve health outcomes in rural and remote areas, current health, aged care and disability policies remain poorly aligned, resulting in overly burdensome administration and hinder…HealthRead Article

Australia needs to consider environmental impacts in healthcare decisions and planning

Australia’s healthcare system, like many other industries and services, is a significant contributor to national greenhouse gas emissions. Yet we still don’t consistently measure or assess the environmental cost of healthcare design and delivery. Released today, the latest Issues Brief from the Australian Healthcare and Hospitals Association Limited’Consideration of environmental impacts in health technology assessment, urges government and indu…Australia · AustraliaRead Article

Why Has Healthscope Entered Receivership?

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One of Australia’s biggest private hospital operators has gone under and its collapse has raised questions about the future of private hospitals in the country.Business · AustraliaSee the Story

Shifting to Value Based Health Care: An Allied Health Lens

Authors: Krystal Wallis In 2022, EPC adopted a Value-Based Health Care approach to improve community palliative care. An external review of the Allied Health team, which includes social work, massage therapy, music therapy, and volunteer services, highlighted several challenges: The number of clients and their care needs were increasing, but funding wasn’t keeping up. All clients were offered the same care options, which slowed staff response …Health Care · AustraliaRead Article

Amplifying the voices of children in their healthcare through routine outcome measurement: Co-design & pilot of the P-PROM ROCK program.

Authors: Renee Jones, Kim Dalziel, Harriet Hiscock, Nancy Devlin In healthcare, we often measure children’s health through clinical tests or scans. However, these don’t capture how children themselves experience their health and wellbeing. Paediatric Patient-Reported Outcome Measures (P-PROMs) fill this gap by letting children and their caregivers share their perspective on their health. Currently, only six studies globally have explored the im…Health · AustraliaRead Article

Real-World Evidence in CNS Research: Past, Present, Future

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Patient-centric, large-scale real-world studies, which use data collected outside the system of controlled clinical trials, can and have already been delivered successfully. The tools, systems, and processes are available today, and modern technology has made it much easier to successfully run a real-world CNS study.See the Story

Reducing post-operative length of stay for patients undergoing TURP & TURBNI

Authors: Wen Jia Tan, Hong Chan, Han Jie Lee, Jia Xuan Yeo, Bryan Zhi Shen Boey, Jiping Peng, Karine Sim, Vivenn Rou Wei Chua, Hery Yanto, Edwin Jonathan Aslim, Hairil Rizal Bin Abdullah, John Shyi Peng Yuen, Juriyah Bte Yatim Transurethral Resection of Prostate (TURP) was a procedure identified by SGH to adopt the Value Driven Care (VDC) programme, to monitor outcomes for further improvement. The indicator identified as the main area of improv…Australia · AustraliaRead Article

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