Videos

More PBS medicines can now be prescribed for 60-days. Ask your doctor if 60-day prescriptions are right for you, or visit health.gov.au/cheapermedicines.

This targeted questions and answers session provided an opportunity to ask us questions about the Support at Home program and transition.

This targeted questions and answers session provided an opportunity to ask questions about the Support at Home program and transition.

It’s no secret that quitting smoking and vaping can be hard. The good news is that from the moment you quit, you’ll feel the benefits. Find the right support to help you quit successfully.

In this webinar we continue our webinar series centres on ways to build a better-connected, sustainable and modern aged care IT network.

This webinar gave aged care providers and older people, families and carers an update on the Support at Home program.

This webinar gave the residential aged care sector an update on funding, the care minutes responsibility, the 24/7 registered nurse responsibility, and care time reporting.

Everyone with an interest in aged care was invited to join this webinar to learn more about the Aged Care Bill 2024, the Government’s response to the Aged Care Taskforce final report, and the Support at Home program.

This video highlights the importance of cervical screening and supporting women to take control of their own health.

This webinar provided an overview of upcoming financial reporting requirements, including discussion of care time reporting assessments and the outbreak management expenses. This included key insights about sector-wide financial performance from recent departmental publications.

This webinar gave providers and workers information about how to provide Monthly Care Statements. This included how to register for the voluntary start and how they can count towards care minutes. It also covered the benefits for older people, their representatives and providers.

Screen Me! encourages people with disability to do their cervical screening. The short film was made for and by people with disability.

Associate Professor Becky Freeman explains some of the health risks associated with vaping and why you should make that quit attempt.

Megan Varlow is the Director of Cancer Control Policy at Cancer Council Australia. Watch as she talks about the health benefits of quitting smoking.

Associate Professor Becky Freeman explains some of the health risks associated with vaping and what support services are available to help you give up for good.

Associate Professor Becky Freeman explains the health risks associated with vaping and what support services are available to help you give up for good.

Megan Varlow is the Director of Cancer Control Policy at Cancer Council Australia. Watch as she talks about the different support services available to help you give up smoking for good.

Megan Varlow is the Director of Cancer Control Policy at Cancer Council Australia. Watch as she talks about the health benefits of quitting smoking and what support services are available to help you give up for good.

Screen Me! encourages people with disability to do their cervical screening. The short film was made for and by people with disability.

Behind the scenes of Screen Me! a short film about cervical screening with disability.

This webinar was held on 18 July 2024 and provides a disability-focused, case-based overview of the National Cervical Screening Program.

This educational video explains how to make a disease notification in the national registry. It covers including patient consent, minimum information and additional information. This is for healthcare professionals who specialise in respiratory and sleep, and occupational and environmental medicine.

This webinar recording provides practical tips on submitting applications.

This webinar provided information as part of our public consultation on the draft National Roadmap to Improve the Health and Mental Health of Autistic People.

Medicare Urgent Care Clinics (Medicare UCCs) are located across Australia. In this video, Medicare UCC staff answer some frequently asked questions and explain how the clinics make it easier for patients to access care for urgent, but not life-threatening, illnesses and injuries.