Using AI to assess frailty levels in aged care
A researcher from James Cook University is working on adapting artificial intelligence (AI) technology to evaluate frailty levels in older adults. The goal is to
Concerns over equitable access in latest WHO Pandemic Agreement
Dr James Scheibner, Lecturer in Law at Flinders University, warns of a weakening of future technology transfer for pandemic response products. As the COVID-19 death
New program to support nurses, midwives facing burnout
Amid the ongoing challenges faced by Australia’s healthcare workers, the Australian Government has introduced a new initiative aimed at assisting nurses and midwives in coping
Modified sports to keep older adults active
Getting older adults to stay physically active through sports could be helped by modifying the games. Shorter playing times and a focus on fun rather
The economic power of nursing: Driving value and innovation
Nurses are the backbone of healthcare systems worldwide, playing a multifaceted role that extends far beyond the traditional realms of clinical care. While their primary
