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50% UP women report for test when breast cancer is advanced: KGMU
50% UP women report for test when breast cancer is advanced: KGMU Citing a recent study, experts from KGMU’s department of surgical oncology said that of the 51,894 women screened, approximately 1,557 were found to have abnormal breast examination results, but only around 639 (41%) visited a diagnostic facility for further evaluation. Information Courtesy By:…
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Taking a Closer, Critical Look at IAQ
Taking a Closer, Critical Look at IAQ Information Courtesy By: , #FacilityManagement #Healthcare | Feeds Click For More Details 2026-10-26 11:30 Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by Healthcare Central is published from a syndicated feed.
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Cross Training is the Best Staffing Strategy Facility Managers Already Have
Cross Training is the Best Staffing Strategy Facility Managers Already Have Information Courtesy By: , #FacilityManagement #Healthcare | Feeds Click For More Details 2026-10-26 11:30 Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by Healthcare Central is published from a syndicated feed.
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Taking a Closer, Critical Look at IAQ
Taking a Closer, Critical Look at IAQ Information Courtesy By: , #FacilityManagement #Healthcare | Feeds Click For More Details 2026-10-26 11:30 Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by Healthcare Central is published from a syndicated feed.
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Federal pharmacy prescribing trial expands despite GP concerns
The UTI and oral contraception pilot, originally limited to concession card holders, will expand to all women from January.
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Hundreds more GPs begin ADHD prescribing
A cohort of GPs across NSW and Victoria has now completed training to diagnose, treat and prescribe for the condition.
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Female GPs bear the brunt of burnout
As evidence of systemic inequity grows, female GPs are now less likely than men to be happy with their jobs, the RACGP’s Health of the Nation report reveals.
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