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How Australian Healthcare Ranks Worldwide (2020)
Healthcare Channel Jun 5, 2020

Back in 2017, Australia was ranked as the second-best in the developed world by New York-based researchers, who placed their own United States system as

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Customer Experience, Healthcare, Learning - Function
Pediatric Telemedicine Risks Over Prescribing of Antibiotics
Healthcare Channel Jan 3, 2019

Children with acute respiratory infections were prescribed antibiotics more often during direct-to-consumer (pediatric telemedicine) visits than during in-person medical care appointments or urgent care visits,

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Hospitals, Hospitals/Clinics, Learning - Topics
Best Hospitals in Australia You Can Visit
Healthcare Channel Jul 1, 2019

Australia’s Healthcare System is one of the best in the world. In fact, it is rated as second. Only coming in next to United Kingdom. In

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Science and Technology
My Heath Record – Is the Technology Updated?
Healthcare Channel Jul 2, 2019

The technology behind My Health Record has been labeled by international experts as the same as a “digitized paper”. Harvard Medical School International Healthcare Innovation professor Dr.

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Aged Care, Learning - Topics
The Current Status of Retirement Villages in Australia
Healthcare Channel Jul 3, 2019

The retirement market is a booming growth industry that has begun to slowly cool off over the past twelve months. Fueled by media, belief surrounding retirement villages has been adverse, however, the

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Hospitals, Learning - Function, Learning - Topics, Operations
Insights into Resource Utilization and Classification Study Reports
Natalie Francis Jul 4, 2019

We recently welcomed the opportunity to provide feedback on the RUCS Consultation and wanted to share some of our thoughts to our wider community.    While

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Aged Care, Hospitals, Hospitals/Clinics, Science and Technology
The Revolution in Aged Care Has Begun
Healthcare Channel Jul 5, 2019

The Productivity Commission estimates that the number of people needing aged care services in Australia will jump from 1 million to 3.5 million by 2040.   

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Aged Care, Customer Experience, Learning - Function, Learning - Topics, Opinion
Retirement Living Council – Opinion from a Baby Boomer
Healthcare Channel Jul 6, 2019

I am sitting here, with my full glass of wine, pondering over the value proposition for retirement living communities as we move forward. We, as

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Hospitals/Clinics, Learning - Topics, Science and Technology
Injecting Innovation into the Heart of Australian healthcare
Healthcare Channel Jul 7, 2019

Resulting from the approval of Australia’s National Digital Health Strategy spanning 2018-2022, the healthcare sector now has an order for movement to digital platforms.   Hospitals around Australia are introducing a number

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Aged Care, Hospitals, Hospitals/Clinics, Science and Technology
Can Technology Put the Elderly at the Centre of their Care?
Healthcare Channel Jul 8, 2019

Technology and therefore the elderly could seem such as you are attempting to couple to water and electricity, but new advantages within the sector are

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dementia
Aged Care, Customer Experience, Hospitals/Clinics, HR/People/Culture, Learning - Function, Learning - Topics
Dementia and how Australia cares for the people living with the disease
Healthcare Channel Jul 9, 2019

A dementia-friendly community may be a place where people living with the disorder are supported to measure a top quality of life with meaning, purpose,

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Retirement Living and the Changes it Currently Faces
Healthcare Channel Jul 9, 2019

As Australia’s population ages and baby boomers retire, the demand for reasonable retirement living options is greater than ever.   Retirement villages are specially designed

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Here’s How To Prepare For the New Aged Care Standards
Sharyn McIlwain Jul 15, 2019

On 1 July 2019, the new Aged Care Quality Standards will acquire effect, and therefore the current set of 4 program-specific standards for Residential Care,

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Aged Care, Customer Experience, Customer Experience, Healthcare, Learning - Function, Learning - Topics
My Story Series: Sawtell Catholic Care’s “Holding the Story” Project
Michael Darragh Jul 17, 2019

All of us hold a story –our own ‘story of self’- within us. Our story of self weaves the identity that we wear in the

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Study Finds 1 Out of 5 Healthcare Employees Willing to Sell Patient Information
Tomas Foltyn Jul 23, 2019

Almost one in five (18%) employees within the healthcare industry worldwide said that they might be willing to convey access to confidential medical data about patients to

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Video: Benefits of Professional Development for Healthcare Workers
John Gregory Vincent Jul 25, 2019

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Opinion: What About the Wellness of Healthcare Employees?
Suzanne Bopp Jul 25, 2019

Provisions within the Affordable Care Act (ACA) encourage hospitals to figure with their communities to improve population health. As such a large amount of things,

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benefits
Healthcare, Hospitals, HR/People/Culture
5 Ways Employee Healthcare Benefits Can Do Wonders for an Organisation
Kiran Kalakuntala Jul 25, 2019

From catered meals and yoga classes at work to free health check-ups and virtual doctor consultations, organisations today are raising the bar when it involves

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healthcare workers
Customer Experience, Customer Experience, Healthcare, HR/People/Culture, Learning - Function, Learning - Topics
Journal: How do we define who are Healthcare Workers?
Merlyn Joseph Jul 26, 2019

Healthcare workerss is one who delivers care and services to the sick and ailing either directly as doctors and nurses or indirectly as aides, helpers,

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Healthcare System
Healthcare, HR/People/Culture, Learning - Topics
The Rich History of the Australian Healthcare System
Healthcare Channel Aug 1, 2019

Did you know that the first public health initiatives in Australia were initiated in 1788 in the southeastern area of Sydney?    Public Health Units were

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