Australia's National Cervical Screening Program, renewed in 2017 to recommend HPV-based testing every five years for women aged 25 to 74, sits within a health…
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Falls are a common and serious concern for people living with Parkinson’s disease. Changes in balance, stride length, walking speed and turning can develop…
Family-centred rounds bring parents and carers into the daily clinical conversation in a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). Rather than receiving information…
Fatigue is one of the most common and disabling symptoms of multiple sclerosis (MS). It can make walking to the shops, preparing a meal, working, or caring for…
Moving from paediatric to adult diabetes services is a major clinical and life transition. For a young person with type 1 diabetes, it can coincide with…
In a rural or remote emergency department, diagnosis often begins with limited information. A patient may arrive after a long drive, a farm accident, or a…
Homelessness is a health issue shaped by far more than access to a doctor. A person sleeping rough, staying in temporary accommodation, or moving between…
Healthcare work can be rewarding, demanding and emotionally intense. Staff move between clinical decisions, documentation, difficult conversations and the…
Every week in Australian hospitals, thousands of patients experience an unwanted reaction to a medicine they were given in good faith. Adverse drug events are…
More children are surviving cancer than ever before, yet finishing treatment is not the same as returning to full health. Surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy…
