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BreastScreen Australia A4 poster
This A4-sized poster encourages women over 50 to have a free breast screen. -
Review of the national HIV/AIDS and hepatitis C strategies
Australian Government response to the 2002 reviews of the national HIV/AIDS and hepatitis C strategies -
National Strategy for Quality Use of Medicines
This strategy sets out the approach we are taking to achieve quality use of medicines in Australia. The strategy recognises that many people do not need medicines to be healthy, while for others, medicines play an important role in maintaining health, preventing illness and curing disease. -
Indigenous health – 'Health is life'
Australian Government response to the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Family and Community Affairs inquiry into the health status of Indigenous Australians -
Voluntary agreement to disclose cigarette ingredients
A number of tobacco companies have voluntarily agreed to provide information about the ingredients in their cigarette products. -
Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) settlement offer
Australian Government response to the Senate Community Affairs Reference Committee's report on the Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) settlement offer -
COVID-19 response update for mental health care practitioners – 1 July 2020
This webinar on 1 July is part of a series to update mental health practitioners on the COVID-19 response. Dr Ruth Vine, Deputy Chief Medical Officer for Mental Health, will join the panel. The panel will provide key updates and answer participants’ questions. -
COVID-19 response update for GPs – 2 July 2020
This webinar is part of a series to update general practitioners on the COVID-19 response. The discussion will focus on the needs of patients from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander or culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. Guest speaker is Dr Lucas De Toca. -
COVID-19 response update for GPs – 9 July 2020
This webinar on 9 July is part of a series to update general practitioners on the COVID-19 response. The discussion will focus on the needs of patients from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander backgrounds. -
COVID-19 response update for primary care and allied health practitioners – 9 July 2020
This webinar on 9 July is part of a series to update primary health and allied health practitioners on the COVID-19 response. The discussion will focus on the needs of patients from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander backgrounds. -
COVID-19 response update for primary care and allied health practitioners – 5 August 2020
This webinar on 5 August is part of a series to update primary care and allied health practitioners on the COVID-19 response. The panel will provide key updates and answer participants’ questions. -
COVID-19 response update for GPs – 6 August 2020
This webinar on 6 August is part of a series to update GPs on the COVID-19 response. The panel will provide key updates and answer participants’ questions. -
COVID-19 – The new normal
Join Dr Nick Coatsworth, Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health and a panel of guest speakers to discuss ‘COVID-19, the new normal’ for doctors in training. -
COVID-19 response update for primary care and allied health practitioners – 19 August 2020
This webinar on 19 August is part of a series to update primary care and allied health practitioners on the COVID-19 response. The panel will provide key updates and answer participants’ questions. -
COVID-19 response update for GPs – 20 August 2020
This webinar on 20 August is part of a series to update GPs on the COVID-19 response. The panel will provide key updates and answer participants’ questions. -
COVID-19 response update for GPs – 30 July 2020
This webinar on 30 July is part of a series to update general practitioners on the COVID-19 response. The panel will provide key updates and answer participants’ questions. -
COVID-19 response update for mental health care practitioners – 1 July 2020
This webinar on 1 July is part of a series to update mental health practitioners on the COVID-19 response. The panel will provide key updates and answer participants’ questions. -
COVID-19 – The new normal
Join Dr Nick Coatsworth, Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health and a panel of guest speakers to discuss ‘COVID-19, the new normal’. -
COVID-19 response update for GPs – 23 July 2020
This webinar on 23 July is part of a series to update general practitioners on the COVID-19 response. The panel will provide key updates and answer participants’ questions. -
COVID-19 response update for primary care and allied health practitioners – 23 July 2020
This webinar on 23 July is part of a series to update primary care and allied health practitioners on the COVID-19 response. The panel will provide key updates and answer participants’ questions. -
The new normal with COVID-19
This webinar was jointly presented by the Department of Health and Catholic Health Australia. It discussed how the hospital system is adjusting to the new normal with COVID-19. -
COVID-19 response update for GPs – 16 July 2020
This webinar on 16 July is part of a series to update general practitioners on the COVID-19 response. The panel will provide key updates and answer participants’ questions. The discussion for this webinar will focus on managing mental health during the COVID-19 outbreak. -
COVID-19 response update to GPs – 30 March
This webinar on 30 March 2020 is part of a series of webinars to update general practitioners (GPs) and other key frontline workers. -
COVID-19 response update for mental health care practitioners – 1 April
This webinar on 1 April 2020 is part of a series of webinars to update mental health care practitioners and other key frontline workers. -
COVID-19 response update for allied health practitioners – 2 April
This webinar on 2 April 2020 is part of a series of webinars to update allied health practitioners and other key frontline workers.