Like it or not, the federal government is going to have to concede some ground on its insurance rebate cuts. Could be worse.
St Vincent’s says the Australian government needs to act quickly on AI and health AI should be at the forefront.
Seven months after leaving Tasmania's digital health transformation, the former clinical chief has told a parliamentary ...
Permanent employees who do not provide frontline patient care are being invited to apply for voluntary redundancy under a ...
The Therapeutic Goods Administration has found that eight of 12 digital scribe products reviewed have functions likely to ...
One other big number leaps off the page of the new report from the AIHW – aged care residents get five minutes of care per ...
That DOHDA and the ADHA are rabbits in the headlights when it comes to the speed with which healthcare AI is presenting them ...
The state opposition says it will match Labor’s pledge to subsidise abortion care and travel costs – but accuses the premier ...
The health minister has reintroduced his unchanged $3bn billion private health insurance rebate reform despite a Senate ...
Doctors’ ‘extreme frustration’ with the Victorian government’s inaction has driven them to take unprecedented industrial ...
The Northern Territory government wants to make private maternity services a condition of Darwin Private Hospital’s licence, ...
Aged care minister Sam Rae has conceded to an independent review of his aged care assessment system following negotiations ...
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