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Both nurses charged over anti-Semitic video
The second nurse caught up in an anti-Semitic video filmed at Bankstown Hospital has been charged. Sarah Abu Lebdeh and Ahmad “Rashad”…
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Labor unveils next step in healthcare overhaul
Labor has announced $644 million to open 50 more urgent care clinics, building on Anthony Albanese’s centrepiece $8.5 billion election…
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Three health experts weigh in on solutions to the workforce crisis at Universities Summit
The Universities Australia Solutions Summit took place in Canberra last week, bringing together academia from across the country, as well…
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Australia’s clinical guidelines shape our health care. Why do so many still ignore sex and gender?
You’ve heard of the gender pay gap. What about the gap in medical care? Cardiovascular diseases – which can lead…
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Aged care nurses set to earn more from March 1
Registered and enrolled nurses working in aged care will soon be paid more under the Fair Work Commission's (FWC) changes…
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Australia has a breast cancer problem
Researchers have found that Australia and New Zealand have the highest incidence rate of breast cancer in the world. The…
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Tit for tat: Major parties put health at the centre of pre-election promises
The Prime Minister has promised the largest single investment in Medicare in its 41 years, tripling the current bulk billing…
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Sector reacts to antisemitic nurses’ suspension: pollies speak out, nurses rally, migration laws under review
A nurse who vowed to “kill” Israeli patients and another who claimed he had already sent Israeli patients to the afterlife have…
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Western Sydney nurse struck off after vile act involving dementia patient
A western Sydney nurse masturbated in front of a dementia patient after turning the lights off and closing the curtains…
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Hospitals will get $1.7 billion more federal funding. Will this reduce waiting times?
This week, the federal government announced it will pay states and territories an extra, one-off, A$1.7 billion for public hospitals.…
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