Videos

In this video, Worimi woman, obstetrician and gynaecologist Dr Marilyn Clarke describes how COVID-19 vaccines work, and explains why it’s important for pregnant women to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

In this video, Eastern Arrernte family, Catherine, Lily, Eddie and Shanley, explain their reasons on why they chose to get vaccinated and encourage us all to do the same.

In this video, the Health and Medical Research Office provides research administration officers with an overview of the Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) grant process. This includes the different phases of the MRFF grant lifecycle – from grant opportunity development to post-award management.

This is a transcript of the webinar held on Monday 29 August 2022, discussing the findings from the review of Home Care Package (HCP) program indirect and care management charges.

At this webinar the speakers talked about the emerging Government priorities in Aged Care, as well as an update on our progress with the Government Provider Management System (GPMS) and our work in the care funding space.

At this webinar, our presenters Michael Lye and Fay Flevaras spoke to aged care and IT professionals about our work to create a better-connected, sustainable and modern aged care IT network in the aged care sector. This is the first webinar in a series of Digital Transformation Tech Talks.

Professor Alison McMillan shares a message about nurses and midwives to recognise the incredible care they deliver across our communities every day.

Find out who is at risk of catching JEV in this short video from Dr Sonya Bennett.

Find out how JEV is contracted in this short video from Dr Sonya Bennett.

Find out how to identify the symptoms or signs of JEV in this short video from Dr Sonya Bennett.

This video, in English, provides instructions on how to do a COVID-19 nasal rapid antigen test.

Dr Lucas De Toca, COVID-19 Primary Care Response First Assistant Secretary, answers the Top Three questions across our channels.

JEV has been detected in Australia. Find out how you can protect yourself in this short video from Dr Sonya Bennett.

An update from Australia's Chief Medical Officer, Professor Paul Kelly, about the new Omicron variant of concern.

In this video, proud Dunghutti woman and model Samantha Harris, wearing Indigenous designer 'Kirrikin', got her COVID-19 vaccine to do her part for her family and community.

The locals from the remote WA town South Hedland, with a population of only about 9,500 people, have come together to protect the community by having the COVID-19 vaccine. ‘I think the people of Pilbara should get vaccinated, they’re protecting their family and this community’ Alfred Barker.

Watch this recording of the first day of the 2022 Australia/New Zealand Allied Health Summit. Held on 25 August 2022.

Watch this recording of the second day of the 2022 Australia/New Zealand Allied Health Summit. Held on 26 August 2022.

We partnered with the AIHW to progress a national aged care data system. On this webinar hosted on 5 October 2022, we talked with providers, advisory groups, aged care industry representatives, researchers, academics, older Australians and consumer groups, to hear their feedback.

We partnered with the AIHW to progress a national aged care data system. On this webinar hosted on 12 October 2022, we talked with providers, advisory groups, aged care industry representatives, researchers, academics, older Australians and consumer groups, to hear their feedback.

At this webinar the speakers discussed aged care reform and how our digital transformation initiative is approaching co-design, partnering with the Australian Digital Health Agency, undertaking the development of future technical data models, and more.

This video explains how kids and parents can protect themselves about COVID-19 and other viruses.

Masks help stop the spread of viruses and reduce our risk of getting sick. With COVID-19 and flu cases on the rise, it’s recommended you wear a mask when indoors or if physical distancing isn’t possible to protect yourself and the community

Masks help stop the spread of viruses and reduce our risk of getting sick. With COVID-19 and flu cases on the rise, it’s recommended you wear a mask when indoors or if physical distancing isn’t possible to protect yourself and the community

Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Dr Ruth Vine, answers the top three questions across our channels.