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Speech Pathologist - Grade 1
Warrnambool VIC 3280
An exciting opportunity is available for a suitably qualified and experienced Speech Pathologist within the Speech Pathology Department at South West Healthcare. This is a full time Grade 1 position, working with inpatients across acute and rehabilitation units. More....
Health news
Move It Aus Gives Seniors a Sporting Chance for Better Ageing
Sports Minister Bridget McKenzie and Senior Australians and Aged Care Minister Ken Wyatt AM today launched the Move It Aus Better Ageing - a new $22.9 million grants program - to be managed by Sport Australia. More...
International Snakebite Awareness Day
University of Melbourne researchers were proud partners in the launch of International Snakebite Awareness Day on 19 September, which aims to raise awareness of the global scale of snakebite injuries and to highlight ways they can be prevented. More...
AMA Position Statement on Health and Care of Older People 2018
Elder abuse - physical, psychological, and financial abuse and neglect of older people - is likely to rise as Australia’s population ages, the AMA says in a new Position Statement. More...
New report: Melbourne Consortium gears up to fight the big bugs and the big diseases
Global Health Alliance is focused on shining a light on the better use of antibiotics and other antimicrobials. A forthcoming survey done in 300 Australian hospitals will show that the rationale for prescribing the antimicrobial is often not documented and one-third of prescriptions are not compliant with treatment guidelines. More...
Research: Improved head control for babies
Physiotherapist Liz Williams has created a fact sheet for new parents to help them avoid what she said could and should be an avoidable condition: plagiocephaly, or flat-headedness. More...
Radio programming: could it improve the lives of older Australians?
New research is being undertaken to better understand how and why older people listen to the radio, what they are listening to and how this might be related to their wellbeing.? More...
Federal Budget: Suicide Prevention Peak Body Welcomes Investment in Wellbeing of Older Australians
Canberra: National leadership body, Suicide Prevention Australia welcomes funding commitments to the health and wellbeing of older Australians alongside significant investment in core crisis support infrastructure. More...