By Raylee Huggett Scenario You’ve advertised to fill a role and among the candidates you have received are two outstanding applicants. Both have very similar qualifications and career backgrounds. One of the candidates had worked in similar roles to the one required, with great results. When interviewed,...
To mark World Autism Month, award-winning, national allied health provider, Physio Inq, has partnered with Australian charity, Spectrum Support, to deploy its expertise and specialised training for its entire 200+ allied health workforce to improve their skills in treating and empowering clients with Autism Spectrum...
By Roll’d Nutrition Ambassador, Accredited Practising Dietitian, Sarah Leung. Rice is one of the world’s most consumed grain and is a central part of many cultures. But many choose to avoid it and accuse this grain being the cause of weight gain and other health issues....
Too often practitioners in the healthcare industry spend so much effort caring for their patients they leave themselves depleted of energy to service their own mental and physical health. Self-Health is one of the most powerful tools you can implement to ensure you are strong...
Dementia is the second leading cause of death of Australians and the single greatest cause of disability burden overall. With Australia’s ageing population steadily on the rise and people living longer, an estimated 250 people are joining the population living with dementia each day. Both...
Regular exercise and a monitored calorie intake is the magic combination that helps us lose weight. But what is the role of protein in this equation? ...
The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) is encouraging GPs to put on their ‘crazy socks’ to fight mental health stigma on Crazy Socks 4 Docs day on Friday 5th June. The RACGP has been a proud supporter of Crazy Socks 4 Docs day since it...
Today, World Osteoporosis Day National Ambassadors, Sally Pearson OAM & Michael Clarke will visit Parliament to encourage Australians to #knowyourbones at the launch of the ‘Know Your Bones’ Community Risk Report. The ‘Know Your Bones’ Community Risk Report, to be launched by the Minister for Health,...
The Turnbull Government will invest $5.3 million in a pilot project to improve care for people living with dementia, with a particular emphasis on using innovative technologies. Minister for Aged Care, Ken Wyatt AM, said there was a critical need to continue exploring more effective ways...
Research shows that moderate-to-severe anxiety symptoms, an indication of a potential anxiety disorder, affect one in five people with insulin-treated type 2 diabetes and one in six with type 1 diabetes or non-insulin treated type 2 diabetes. Dr Adriana Ventura, Research Fellow at the Australian Centre...