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New Australian research shows the extent of the use of involuntary psychiatric admission, and the risk that it may be imposed disproportionately on some patient groups.
Current home-based long term care models are inadequate to support older people to stay at home and out of hospital.
Australia is poised to be a world leader in the field of living evidence synthesis, prompting calls for a national research agenda.
Many of us have found ourselves in a full waiting room to see the GP, looking at a laminated sign about a fee increase taped to the reception desk.
Two recent startling reports have shone a light onto the diabetes epidemic, with experts hoping significant change will follow.
If you’re eager for meaningful action on mental health in health care workplaces, you’re in great company.
The path to improved wellbeing in medicine requires a balance of self-care and systemic change, transforming the training environment to address the underlying causes of burnout and advocating for holistic support in the personal and professional growth of medical trainees.
A new position statement from the Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand provides up-to-date guidelines for safely performing sputum induction.
On the eve of the Indigenous Health Special Issue of the Medical Journal of Australia, in partnership with the Lowitja Institute, Professor Kelvin Kong was a guest on the MJA podcast to discuss his work with ear disease, the importance of representation and cultural safety, and his optimism for the future of Indigenous health care.
