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Care minutes and 24/7 registered nurse responsibilities – guides for residential aged care providers
These guides provide information about the mandatory care minutes and 24/7 registered nurse responsibilities. Learn more about each responsibility, including delivery of care minutes and registered nurse coverage and reporting obligations. -
Leprosy – Laboratory case definition
The Public Health Laboratory Network (PHLN) has developed standard case definitions for the diagnosis of key diseases in Australia. This document contains the laboratory case definition for leprosy. -
Support at Home program – Fact sheet – Changes to Support at Home pricing arrangements for older people, families and carers
This fact sheet provides an overview on changes to price caps on services under the Support at Home program for older people, families and carers. -
Support at Home program – Fact sheet – Changes to Support at Home pricing arrangements for in-home aged care providers
This fact sheet provides an overview on changes to price caps on services under the Support at Home program for in-home aged care providers. -
Schedule of Subsidies and Supplements for Aged Care
The schedule lists the daily rates of subsidies and supplements for government-subsidised aged care. It includes rates for home care, residential aged care, transition care and short-term restorative care (STRC). -
Assistive Technology and Home Modifications List (AT-HM List)
This document outlines the products, equipment and home modifications that eligible participants can access through the Assistive Technology and Home Modifications (AT-HM) Scheme. -
Health Technology Assessment Review Implementation Advisory Group – Terms of reference
Terms of reference for the Health Technology Assessment Review Implementation Advisory Group. -
My QuitBuddy – First Nations A3 poster
A3 Poster to support quitting smoking. -
My QuitBuddy – First Nations A4 poster
A4 Poster to support quitting smoking. -
3:25What is influenza? Why childhood immunisation are important
Influenza is a common and contagious viral infection and can be serious in children.
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2:56What is mumps? Why childhood immunisation are important
Mumps is a contagious viral infection that can have serious complications in children. -
3:10What is hib? Why childhood immunisation are important
Haemophilus influenza Type B, also known as Hib is a bacterial infection that can cause serious complications in children. -
1:55Childhood immunisation – what to expect in your child’s first 4 years
Vaccines under the National Immunisation Program give children the best protection from serious disease as soon as possible. -
3:10Tips for your child’s vaccination appointment
Learn about what you can expect before, during and after your child’s vaccination appointment with immunisation nurse, Deidre Brogan. -
1:50What is the childhood immunisation schedule?
Hear about when and why children are recommended to receive the vaccines listed on the immunisation schedule with immunisation nurse, Deidre Brogan. -
3:18What is rubella? Why childhood immunisation are important
Rubella is a viral illness that can have serious complications in babies and pregnant people. -
3:00What is varicella (chicken pox)? Why childhood immunisation are important
Varicella, also known as chickenpox, is a highly contagious virus that causes discomfort and can be dangerous in babies and pregnant people. -
3:46What is meningococcal? Why childhood immunisation are important
Meningococcal is a contagious bacterial infection that can be fatal in children and requires emergency medical attention. -
3:28What is pertussis (whooping cough)? Why childhood immunisation are important
Pertussis, also called whooping cough, is a bacterial infection that can have serious complications in children. -
2:52What is hepatitis B? Why childhood immunisation are important
Hepatitis B is a virus that can have serious complications in children that can be chronic and lifelong. -
2:35What is rotavirus? Why childhood immunisation are important
Rotavirus is a viral infection that can be dangerous in babies and children as it can cause serious gastro symptoms. -
3:03What is measles? Why childhood immunisation are important
Measles is a highly contagious infection that can cause serious complications in children. -
2:25What is pneumococcal disease? Why childhood immunisation are important
Pneumococcal disease is a bacteria that lives in the nose and throat and can have serious complications in children. -
3:04What is polio? Why childhood immunisation are important
Polio is a rare and contagious viral infection that can cause serious complications in children. -
2:27What is diphtheria? Why childhood immunisation are important
Diphtheria is a rare bacterial infection that can cause serious complications in children.