In the last 12 months we have seen an increased awareness of concussions in our lives, sparking an important discussion into the long-term health implications. Concussion in sport is a serious and prevalent concern, with more policy needed to regulate..
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Endometriosis is a chronic, debilitating condition affecting approximately one in nine Australian women. Despite its prevalence, historically, its diagnosis has often been delayed, overlooked, or misdiagnosed.
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A new study conducted by researchers from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) has found that the number of Australians suffering from inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is on the rise.
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Chronic and persistent pain affects a multitude of Australians everyday; some suffer through consistent pain cycles for years on end, whilst on the other hand, there are some taking steps to seek medical attention and explanations, with and without success.
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The first local medical conference occurred in New York in 1846, sparking national interest in the mission to bring together professionals with an interest in bettering medicine for all.
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Continuity of care is a fundamental aspect of providing high-quality health care to patients. It refers to the ongoing relationship between a patient and a primary care provider, such as a general practitioners, over time.
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We all need to upskill with continuous professional development (CPD) each year. CPD is essential for doctors to continue building and improving their skills.
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Digital Health Festival is Australia’s largest digital health transformation event. It brings together the entire health ecosystem including hospitals, primary & allied care, aged care, pharmacy, research and policy.
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