The Dementia Australia Research Foundation is allocating $2.4 million to fund 18 projects in its 2022 Grants Program, focusing on diverse areas of dementia research.
A new Australian study aims to amplify positives within rural palliative care services, informed by real caregiver experiences. The goal is to drive service enhancements
The Rural Doctors Association of Australia (RDAA) has outlined practical proposals to bolster the rural health workforce in its 2024-2025 federal budget submission. It focuses
The University of South Australia’s groundbreaking research is helping people in rural palliative care foster longer, richer lives through conversations and support. Dubbed the ‘Living
New research conducted by the University of South Australia suggests that rural experience plays a significant role in addressing the shortage of health workers in
For people living with disabilities, access to support services such as peer support is vital in maintaining mental well-being. Yet there is a considerable gap
A pioneering palliative care pilot program, Palliative Care Navigation Pilot, is set to be launched in South Australia, aiming to enhance accessibility and support for
4,572 new patients have taken advantage of the increased financial assistance available to people in regional communities who need to travel long distances to receive
The National Rural Health Alliance (the Alliance) welcomes the initiatives for rural, regional and remote health outlined in the Federal Budget 2022–23. However, it is disappointing
People living in rural, regional and remote communities across NSW are being encouraged to have their say on a new plan for the future of
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