AAPM HR Advisory Service: What is a day? How Cadbury workers win for sick leave could impact Australian employers August 23, 2019 By Laura Jolley Announcement, General 0 Comment Read More >>
Practice Incentives Program Quality Improvement Incentive: What practices need to know Fact Sheet August 2019 August 13, 2019 By Laura Jolley General 0 Comment Read More >>
Best Practice launches new General Practice Software update Best Practice Software’s new release of their popular general practice software Bp Premier - Indigo Service Pack 1 (SP1), has been launched today. January 31, 2019 By Andrea Harris-Poddi General 0 Comment Read More >>
Government-funded program offers support for leave when casual staff are in short supply Article from HealthTimes Leave requests and unexpected absences in health facilities are often difficult to cover when the casual pool of staff are in short supply. This scenario is all too real for rural and remote health services around Australia and the weight is shouldered by the remaining nurses and midwives who take on more of the workload to offset reduced staff numbers. September 27, 2018 By Nikki Walker General 0 Comment Read More >>
Pregnancy Warning Posters Misleading and Inaccurate Thousands of posters warning pregnant women about the dangers of alcohol have had to be removed from the walls of hospitals and GP clinics around the country. August 31, 2018 By Jasmine Harvey General drinking, pregnant, warning 0 Comment Read More >>
MedicalDirector: Runner-up on Most Innovative Companies List 2018 Clinical management software provider MedicalDirector has been named the second most innovative company in the Australian Financial Review’s 100 Most Innovative Companies list for 2018, with the company also taking out the top award in the Best Business Model Innovation category for its cloud product, Helix. August 9, 2018 By Danielle Cranefield Announcement, General 0 Comment Read More >>
Reforms to Medicare compliance– firmer but fairer? Law reforms introduced from 1 July 2018 have given Medicare stronger debt recovery powers. The legislation also provides for fairer approaches to compliance, by apportioning responsibility for overpayments between both doctors and their employers or contractors, including public hospitals. Minister for Health, Greg Hunt said the legislation aims to deal with the “very, very small number of outliers” who don’t comply, at the same time acknowledging “the outstanding degree of integrity” among the medical workforce when the Act was being reviewed by Parliament. August 6, 2018 By Danielle Cranefield General Medicare Compliance 0 Comment Read More >>