Person-centred care vital in treatment of eating disorders
Researchers writing in the Medical Journal of Australia have highlighted the importance of person-centred care in treating eating disorders.
Researchers writing in the Medical Journal of Australia have highlighted the importance of person-centred care in treating eating disorders.
Advocates say the National Health Reform Agreement needs more focus on preventive health, with health care spending too often viewed as a cost.
Whether it’s accessing birth and maternity services, contraception or sexual health care, a Senate Inquiry has found enormous variations in access across Australia.
Researchers say there is a considerable hidden cost to inherited retinal disease, which often impacts a person’s ability to work and increases their need for support services.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people must help lead research into Indigenous health issues to help ensure the closing of the gap, researchers say.
Artificial intelligence has enormous potential consequences for health care, with major concerns regarding patient privacy and data security.
Despite alarming increases in bowel cancer rates, younger people report facing significant barriers to diagnosis due to perceived age bias and lack of awareness from their GPs.
Improving housing affordability in Australia may help reduce the burden on the country’s health system, according to a Perspective published in the Medical Journal of Australia today.
More than 500 lives could be saved each year through the Australian Government’s new National Lung Cancer Screening Program, which advocates have described as “world leading”.