Clinical Practice
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Ask yourself: could it be sepsis? Opinion
Sepsis is a life-threatening and time-critical medical emergency with long-ranging consequences for patients that survive. This is the message set…
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Fears monkeypox stigmatising LGBTQI+ communities seeking healthcare
The monkeypox outbreak that has been recognised as affecting mainly men who have sex with men has raised concerns over…
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Telehealth not enough to replace in-person palliative care: Q&A
As the pandemic fostered the demand for telehealth, a team of researchers asked themselves whether it stood a chance in…
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Monkeypox explained – what’s in store for us: podcast
An infectious disease expert says not only will monkeypox cases continue to rise, but we're also likely facing the appearance…
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Rare chronic condition might finally be treatable: Q&A
Very few researchers have endeavoured to do what Professor James McAuley and his team are about to embark on. They've…
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Experts warn about hidden pathogens in home and hospital plumbing
Researchers are alerting hospitals and homeowners to watch out for antibiotic-resistant germs in plumbing that may pose a threat to…
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New shoe designed for nurses highlights lack of safety regulations
What started as a project to help provide feedback to diabetic patients who'd lost sensation in their feet became a…
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New tool aims to improve nurses’ ability to provide spiritual care
Australian student nurses and midwives could soon be using a new self-assessment tool to rate their competency in spiritual patient…
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Cancer patients have a better treatment outcome when their voice is heard: study
A patient's self-reported wellbeing may better indicate their response to treatment than clinician-based data, new research has found. The study from…
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