Big heart and helping hands
There’s heart in everything Associate Professor Kushwin Rajamani does – from the name of his practice to the charity work he does and the time he spends with his family. Read More...
Features
Personal stories heal and celebrate
Volunteer biographers in a Sydney hospital tell the life stories of terminally ill patients and the results offer so much more than just a story for their families. Read More...
Second time’s a charm
Dr Katrina Calvert found her way back to medicine in her 40s and her work now is a love letter to her joys of life – and the mothers and newborn babies she helps. Read More...
Searching for aged care’s many hands
Australia is in the midst of crippling workforce shortages, creating the perfect storm for the aged care sector as it also grapples with new staffing mandates. Read More...
Doing death differently
While community support for voluntary assisted dying may have focused on the right of West Australians to end their own suffering, the debate also shone a spotlight on palliative care – and the need to do more to ensure quality end-of-life. Read More...
Surgical audit explores COVID impact
WA surgeons are facing the long tail of COVID and tightened rules about how they report deaths, as Cathy O’Leary reports. Read More...
Saving general practice
GPs don’t need headlines and a truckload of statistics to tell them what they live with everyday of their working lives – general practice is in a parlous, and some says perilous, state. Read More...
Kidney disease on the rise
hat are the options for chronic kidney disease sufferers and what does the future hold? Suzanne Harrison speaks with those at the coalface. Read More...