National Cancer Plan prioritises improved navigation for all patients
A unified approach to cancer care navigation is needed to ensure efficient and equitable support for patients regardless of cancer type, demographic or location. This
Medicare review draws fire for lack of immediate recommendations
The federal government’s initiated Medicare review has faced criticism for its failure to offer concrete solutions to address the pressing issues in the healthcare system.
Australia takes a bold step forward, approves psychedelic mushrooms for treatment-resistant depression
Starting July 1, psychedelic mushrooms can be prescribed for treatment-resistant depression in Australia, according to a surprise announcement by the government. The Therapeutic Goods Administration
Breaking down barriers to primary care access with multidisciplinary teams
AHPA supports primary care reform in Australia but calls for proper implementation and recognition of the importance of allied health and access to digital technologies
How to make the transition from Home Care to Retirement Home smooth and stress-free
Moving from home care to a retirement home can present challenges to the elderly and their families, but proper research and support can make the
Opinion: What Jacinda Ardern’s shock resignation has taught us about stress and burnout
New Zealand Prime Minister’s resignation highlights growing stress and burnout in the workplace particularly in healthcare due to COVID-19. Bravely admitting that a contributing factor
Tim Humphries on the personal touch in aged care and its impact on residents and families
Aged care homes play an important role in providing care to seniors in their later years, but the experience can often feel like a loss
