Key to prevention - working with perpetrators of domestic violence
By Aleisha Orr
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Children at risk of heart disease slipping through gaps in care
Critical gaps in care mean children with a treatable disorder that could lead to premature cardiovascular disease are not being diagnosed early enough, new research suggests.
Updated definition of heart attack better represents women
A new global definition of heart attack is expected improve the diagnosis of women and address longstanding gaps in care.
'Nicotine-alternative' prohibited due to risk of dependence
The medicines regulator has moved to prohibit a 'nicotine-alternative' found in vaping products.
Mount Hospital officially moves into Bethesda's care
Perth’s Mount Hospital has officially come under Bethesda Health Care’s operation after the previous operator went into receivership.
Medicare hack a 'wake-up call' to keep patient data safe
While patient data may not have been accessed, the AI hack of Medicare should be a “wake-up call” to everyone who is responsible for holding health data.
Doctors 'put on notice' to report conflicts of interest
Health practitioners have been ‘put on notice’ to declare any conflicts of interest by the health regulator.
More adult mental health beds, but less for children
The state’s first 24/7 mental health crisis centre has opened its doors.
Endometriosis diagnosis can take years - this tool helps GPs start management earlier
GPs now have an evidence-based tool to support them in the care and management of people with endometriosis and chronic pelvic pain.
Key to prevention - working with perpetrators of domestic violence
The uncomfortable truth is that some of your patients may be, or have been, perpetrators of domestic violence.
Eating eggs and peanuts during pregnancy does not reduce infant allergies
Upping the intake of eggs and peanuts during pregnancy and while breastfeeding does not protect infants against developing an allergy, new research suggests.
