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Medicines contacts
Topics › Medicines6 June 2023 - A list of organisations relevant to medicines.
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ATAGI statements
Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI)27 February 2026 - Statements from the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI).
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What we're doing to support healthy pregnancies
Topics › Pregnancy, birth and baby10 February 2026 - A healthy pregnancy helps your baby grow strong. We provide support before, during and after pregnancy. This includes support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, subsidised vaccination, clinical care and mental health support. We also help parents go alcohol- and smoke-free.
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Haemopoietic Progenitor Cell Sector Clinical Advisory Group
20 May 2025 - The Haemopoietic Progenitor Cell (HPC) Sector Clinical Advisory Group provides advice to support the implementation of the National Haemopoietic Progenitor Cell Framework. The framework will ensure future arrangements continue to improve access to HPC transplants for Australians.
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Opportunities for nurses in aged care
Topics › Aged care workforce18 August 2025 - We are supporting nurses to enter and build their careers in the aged care sector. Learn about the transition to practice programs, and clinical placements available to nurses.
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Medical Workforce Advisory Collaboration
18 September 2025 - The Medical Workforce Advisory Collaboration (MWAC) provides advice to Australian Government and state and territory health ministers, through the Health Workforce Taskforce, on medical workforce matters.
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Electronic prescribing by default team
Contacts17 December 2025 - Contact us for more information about electronic prescribing by default, including the proposed trial.
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Pregnancy Information Resources
Resources › Collections25 September 2025 - Helpful resources for your pregnancy.
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Lung cancer screening information for First Nations people
Our work › National Lung Cancer Screening Program12 November 2025 - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, particularly those living in rural and remote areas, are more affected by lung cancer. We worked with the National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (NACCHO) to make sure the program is culturally safe.
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Specialist Training Program
Our work15 March 2026 - The Specialist Training Program supports training positions in regional, rural and remote areas, and in private facilities. This helps to improve the skills and distribution of the specialist workforce by giving participants experience of a broader range of healthcare settings.