On the Path
The release of Sustainable Health Review interim report is a starting point for many deep and meaningful conversations to be had in the health sector and Health Minister Roger Cook is keen to keep the momentum. Read More...
News & Reports
Kidney transplantation – where to from here?
For many with end-stage kidney disease, kidney transplantation is the best available form of renal replacement therapy because it improves both the quality and extent of life. Read More...
Communicating after Stroke
Stroke can rob a person not only of their physical capabilities but also speech. Researchers are looking at ways to restore that important lifeline. Read More...
A rusty tool of the trade
Questions are starting to be raised about the usefulness of some of the studies that are done, particularly when so many seem to contradict each other. Today it is possible to find evidence to prove or disprove almost anything. Read More...
Healthy alternative for patients
Disillusionment is rife amongst practitioners and the public, and preventative health practices are being examined to help deal with some failing of scientific medicine. Dr Kennan Taylor and Dr Ralph Locke make an interesting comparison. Read More...
FREO StreetDoctor
FREO StreetDoctor continues to provide a limited mobile GP service to marginalised and at-risk people in Fremantle - the homeless, young people, those with mental illness, indigenous people, and injecting drug users. Read More...
Tsunamis, Volcanoes and two Coronas
For the first time in the Alan Charters Elective Prize history there was no finalist from Africa, instead two students based in Papua New Guinea and two from Mexico took this years honours. Read More...
Mental Health in Primary Care
CEO of WAPHA Learne Durrington discusses the Federal Government's revamp of mental health programs. Read More...