Medical workforce culture: is it changing for the better?
From doctor wellbeing and workplace respect to burnout and bullying, we explore whether medical workforce culture is improving, and the challenges that remain.
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A retired physician's reflections on Evidence-Based Medicine and AI
Evidence-Based Medicine has inadvertently built scaffolding upon which AI will mount its conquest of medicine.
America is dismantling its institutional immune system
As international disease surveillance is weakened, it is vital that Australia invests in its national health infrastructure.
Connecting Care: an integrated ambulance service and disability model of care
A world-first pilot linking an ambulance service with an adult disability healthcare service aims to provide proactive, specialist care for adults with developmental disabilities
Long Covid and its long reach
Long Covid is a multisystem disorder affecting millions of people globally. Why does it occur in some persons and not others? how should it be diagnosed and treated? Can vaccination/antiviral therapy prevent/treat Long C...
Building recognition and support for unpaid carers
National action is needed to support unpaid carers in ageing, palliative care and end-of-life contexts in Australia.
Asthma experts explain key asthma topics in quick updates
The National Asthma Council Australia has published a series of short topic updates prepared with panels of asthma experts, to help primary care clinicians follow national guidelines in the Australian Asthma Handbook.
Rethinking Australia’s approach to clinical governance: what it means for clinicians
A new National Model for Clinical Governance from the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care aims to improve quality of care in acute health services.
Using data to accelerate equitable systems for children
Despite sustained investment in early childhood systems, child health inequities have not narrowed. Progress could be made using existing data early with clear purpose to guide action.
