Do no harm: the ethics of AI in healthcare
AI offers significant opportunities in healthcare, but it also raises ethical questions. Learn what Australian doctors need to know about patient safety, consent, bias and responsible AI use.
AI offers significant opportunities in healthcare, but it also raises ethical questions. Learn what Australian doctors need to know about patient safety, consent, bias and responsible AI use.
The potential for improvements to healthcare and patient outcomes through AI also comes at a cost to the environment - what's the way forward?
Less than 13% of breast cancer nutrition claims online were supported by reliable scientific evidence, say the authors of a recent Australian study.
The Victorian Virtual Emergency Department (VED) is changing where and how emergency care can be delivered.
A new Australian study on the mortality gap for people experiencing severe mental health conditions compared with the general population shows that the gap has narrowed. But for psychotic disorders, including schizophrenia, progress has flattened.
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
As international disease surveillance is weakened, it is vital that Australia invests in its national health infrastructure.
From doctor wellbeing and workplace respect to burnout and bullying, we explore whether medical workforce culture is improving, and the challenges that remain.
Illicit tobacco, vaping and other emerging nicotine products require modern, targeted responses. But they do not justify abandoning the evidence-based measures that have brought Australia this far.