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Our work related to palliative care
Topics › Palliative care12 November 2025 - A list of our initiatives, programs, campaigns, reforms or reviews related to palliative care.
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Fact sheet for GPs and allied health professionals – QI Program
Resources › Publications31 October 2025 - This fact sheet is for Australian Government-funded residential aged care . It covers the definition for each quality indicator and describes how the QI Program is relevant to them.
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Health Professional Education stream
Our work › Quality Use of Diagnostics, Therapeutics and Pathology9 May 2024 - We fund health professional education grant activities under the Quality Use of Diagnostics, Therapeutics and Pathology. Learn more about the program activities in this funding stream.
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Aged care workforce
Topics10 July 2025 - We are raising the quality of aged care in Australia by building a skilled, valued and supported workforce. Strengthening the aged care workforce is essential to providing older people with the high-quality care they deserve. We all have a role to play – let’s change aged care together.
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What we're doing about communicable diseases
Topics › Communicable diseases22 December 2025 - Find out how Australia prevents and controls communicable disease.
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Information for consumers on changes to tobacco products
18 June 2025 - Find out more about the changes to tobacco products in 2025.
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Human papillomavirus (HPV)
Diseases9 April 2024 - Find out how we define and monitor cases of HPV, how you can get vaccinated, and where you can learn more about this disease.
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About communicable diseases
Topics › Communicable diseases22 December 2025 - Learn what a communicable disease is, how they are classified and spread, and how some can be prevented.
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Rural health workforce
Topics30 May 2025 - Around 1 in 4 Australians lives in a rural or regional area. We develop policies and run programs to encourage health professionals to train and practise in rural and remote areas.
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Lung cancer screening saves lives
12 November 2025 - If you’re aged between 50 to 70 with a history of smoking, you may be eligible for a free lung screen.