Resources

This video is for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women. It explains how to take your own Cervical Screening Test sample if they choose self-collection as a screening option for their Cervical Screening Test.

National Cervical Screening Program - Cervical screening explained

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.

Transcript of the webinar on 31 August 2022, covering updates on reforms to in-home aged care, the new Aged Care Act and regulatory arrangements.

Professor Michael Kidd, Deputy Chief Medical Officer answers some of the common questions around dementia.

This webinar recording gives advice on recovering from outbreaks after winter, and where you can find support.

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 video provides an overview of the National Cervical Screening Program with an Auslan translator. It outlines what a cervical screening test is and the test options available to participants.

This video is for people from culturally and linguistically diverse communities. It explains how to take your own cervical screening test sample if self-collection is chosen as a screening option for a cervical screening test.

To help aged care providers prepare for the reporting requirements in the Quarterly Financial Report (QFR), this webinar provides updated information and an opportunity for Q&A. Presenters discuss all segments and key features of the QFR and enhancements to the Aged Care Financial Report (ACFR).

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

Professor Alison McMillan, Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer, talks about the impacts of alcohol on our health and wellbeing.

Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Dr Ruth Vine, answers the top three questions you've been asking on our social accounts around mental health.

In this presentation we talk about how to do a rapid antigen test (RAT) from your nose.

Professor Michael Kidd, Deputy Chief Medical Officer, discusses World Kidney Day and how to keep your kidneys healthy.

In this video, Dr Aleeta Fejo, Aboriginal GP and senior Doctor, encourages us all to do our part to help slow the spread of COVID-19.

Dr Aleeta Fejo, Aboriginal GP and senior Doctor, explains the benefits of COVID-19 oral treatments.

This Bowel Cancer Awareness month hear from Deputy Chief Medical Officer Professor Michael Kidd on the importance of completing your simple, free bowel cancer screening test.

This video helps people from culturally and linguistically diverse communities understand the options available for their Cervical Screening Test.

Hear from Dr Lucas de Toca PSM on COVID-19 oral treatments, how the various medicines differ from each other, and who is eligible to receive them.

Technical information on the new Quarterly Financial Report (QFR) requirements for the aged care sector. Presenters discuss all segments of the QFR, including viability questions, quarterly financial statements, care costs and labour hours, and food and nutrition.

This video, in Auslan, provides instructions on how to do a rapid antigen test from your nose.

Video to accompany the Employer Engagement webinars – Expanding the aged care workforce through Australian Apprenticeships (Traineeships).

The speakers at this webinar discussed aged care reform and how our digital transformation initiative is changing aged care IT networks. Other discussions included were on the investigations into potential cross-Government solutions for aged care and disability.

Well done! You’ve taken an important step on the road to becoming smoke-free. Quitting can be hard and most smokers try a number of times before they finally quit for good.

So take it one step at a time and don’t beat yourself up. The longer you stay smoke-free, the easier it gets. Learn the many benefits of quitting and ways to help you do this.