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Australian Health Review (AHR)

Australian Health ReviewThe AHR is Australia’s principal peer reviewed journal on health policy, evaluation, economics, program development and management.  AHR facilitates extensive discussion of ideas and research and is published quarterly.  It is the journal that Australian health executives reach for.  AHR is distributed in print and electronically to health facilities and universities across Australia and internationally.  Flexible online and print subscription options cater for the individual subscriber through to multiple-campus institutions (members of the AHHA receive the AHR for free).  For more information about subscribing or advertising in this journal or to read free sample articles view the AHR online.

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  • Construction starts on Tamworth Education Centre
    Monday, May 20, 2013 - 4:14pm

     

    Today’s sod-turning to mark the beginning of construction of the Tamworth Education Centre is another step towards boosting the number of medical professionals practising in the country, according to the Independent Member for New England, Tony Windsor.

  • ED ramping concerns at NRAH
    Monday, May 20, 2013 - 4:11pm

     

    Shadow Minister for Health Rob Lucas said today doctors held 'grave concerns' that ramping problems experienced at the FMC would be replicated at the NRAH.

    SA Health sources have confirmed that the Weatherill Labor Government has adopted exactly the same design for the Emergency Department at the NRAH as already exists at the FMC.

  • Eyes on the sun
    Monday, May 20, 2013 - 4:02pm

     

    Exposure to sunshine as a small child is crucial to the development of a healthy eye according to results of long-term myopia study conducted by University of Sydney researchers.

  • Liberal and Labor rule out fat tax - so why waste $500,000 on report
    Monday, May 20, 2013 - 3:41pm

     

    Shadow Health Minister, Peter Dutton, called on the Australian National Preventive Health Agency to save taxpayers’ money from being spent on a fat tax proposal that would potentially push up the cost of food for ordinary Australians without guaranteeing better health outcomes.

  • Generic medicines pricing reforms deliver significant savings to Government; Government must ensure surety of supply of generic medicines to patients
    Monday, May 20, 2013 - 3:37pm

     

    The 2010 Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) reforms have delivered the Government significant savings. A report by Centre for Strategic Economic Studies, released today, estimates that savings to Government and general patients (non health-card holding patients) will be up to $18 billion dollars over eight years.

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Construction starts on Tamworth Education Centre
Monday, May 20, 2013 - 4:14pm
  Today’s sod-turning to mark the beginning of construction of the Tamworth Education Centre is another step towards boosting the number of medical professionals practising in the country, according to the Independent Member for New England, Tony Windsor.
ED ramping concerns at NRAH
Monday, May 20, 2013 - 4:11pm
  Shadow Minister for Health Rob Lucas said today doctors held 'grave concerns' that ramping problems experienced at the FMC would be replicated at the NRAH. SA Health sources have confirmed that the Weatherill Labor Government has adopted exactly the same design for the Emergency Department at the NRAH as already exists at the FMC.
Eyes on the sun
Monday, May 20, 2013 - 4:02pm
  Exposure to sunshine as a small child is crucial to the development of a healthy eye according to results of long-term myopia study conducted by University of Sydney researchers.
Liberal and Labor rule out fat tax - so why waste $500,000 on report
Monday, May 20, 2013 - 3:41pm
  Shadow Health Minister, Peter Dutton, called on the Australian National Preventive Health Agency to save taxpayers’ money from being spent on a fat tax proposal that would potentially push up the cost of food for ordinary Australians without guaranteeing better health outcomes.
Generic medicines pricing reforms deliver significant savings to Government; Government must ensure surety of supply of generic medicines to patients
Monday, May 20, 2013 - 3:37pm
  The 2010 Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) reforms have delivered the Government significant savings. A report by Centre for Strategic Economic Studies, released today, estimates that savings to Government and general patients (non health-card holding patients) will be up to $18 billion dollars over eight years.
Number of new PBS medicines hits 20-year low
Monday, May 20, 2013 - 3:35pm
  The number of new medicines listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme in 2011-12 was the lowest for 20 years, according to a ground-breaking report released today by the Centre for Strategic Economic Studies.
Aussies in the dark about loved ones’ dying wishes - survey
Monday, May 20, 2013 - 3:32pm
   One in two did not discuss end of life care with their loved ones  Only 15% had planned for their final weeks  Families call for more discussion, practical information and emotional support  PCA launches new website for people to pay tribute to lost loved ones​
New Australian research finds garlic reduces high cholesterol and greatly decreases risk of heart disease
Monday, May 20, 2013 - 3:15pm
  New research, led by Dr. Karin Ried of The University of Adelaide and the National Institute of Integrative Medicine and, has found garlic supplements can reduce cholesterol in those with elevated levels by 8 per cent1. This 8 per cent reduction is significant as it is associated with a 38 per cent decrease in the risk of coronary events for those at 50 years of age2 3.
Heart Foundation launches one-stop cardiac management website
Monday, May 20, 2013 - 1:41pm
  The Heart Foundation has launched Heart Education Assessment and Rehabilitation Toolkit (HEART) Online – a one-stop website providing up-to-date best-practice information on cardiac prevention, rehabilitation and heart failure management.
New research confirms fish oil is the good oil for heart health
Monday, May 20, 2013 - 1:38pm
  A review of recent clinical trials has reconfirmed the Heart Foundation’s fish oil guidelines according to Associate Professor David Colquhoun, Cardiologist from the University of Queensland and Wesley and Greenslopes Private Hospitals. Associate Professor Colquhoun will present his findings at the Heart Foundation Conference (16-18 May) in Adelaide today.
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