The Stillbirth CRE Indigenous Research Team have developed 2 surveys to share with you. Survey 1 is aimed at Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women; Survey 2 is for Clinicians. Surveys take 10-15 minutes to complete, and responses are anonymous. Survey 1: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander womenThis survey is part of the evaluation of the […]
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We warmly welcome our new member to Women’s Healthcare Australasia.
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The “Transitioning to Midwifery Models of Care: Global Position Paper” is a comprehensive document produced by the World Health Organization (WHO).In the pursuit of providing high-quality health services to improve health and well-being for all in the context of Universal Health Coverage, transitioning to midwifery models of care represents a cost-effective strategy to optimize outcomes
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This survey is conducted by the Paediatrics team in Armadale Hospital, Mount Nasura, WA. Our team consists of Dr Florence Wong (senior paediatric registrar), Dr Sameer Pupala (Consultant Paediatrician and Neonatologists) and Dr Sheeba Qamer (Consultant Paediatrician and Neonatologists). This survey is targeted for all Paediatricians/Neonatologist, Obstetricians, and Maternal-fetal specialist, all over Australia. Aim: We
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Did you know that NEDC offers FREE eLearning for professionals working in fertility care, Eating Disorder Core Skills: eLearning for Fertility Care Professionals and an accompanying resource designed specifically for people seeking fertility care Mind, Body & Fertility: The Connection Between Fertility Care, Disordered Eating and Eating Disorders. Why did NEDC create these resources?Research suggests that the prevalence of current
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Join us in celebrating World Prematurity Day on Sunday 17 November 2024 to raise awareness of preterm birth and the impact it has on babies and families. This year, the Every Week Counts National Collaborative has created a suite of resources, including social media graphics, digital banners, factsheets, and media materials, that have capacity to
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Deakin University, the Centre for Quality and Patient Safety Research (QPS) and the Institute for Health Transformation are conducting a research project titled, ‘Barriers and Enablers for Midwifery Antenatal and Postnatal Service (MAPS) Implementation in Australia.’ If you are a maternity care professional with experience of working in a maternity service that has implemented or has
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The Climate and Health Alliance/GGHH Pacific Region are proud to present this year’s Greening the Healthcare Sector Forum, showcasing health sector leaders across Australia and the Pacific who are decarbonising their operations, strengthening climate resilience, and actively working to improve health equity. Taking place entirely online, this event will provide opportunities for knowledge sharing, connection
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The Gathering of Kindness Online 2024 is a virtual event designed to bring together healthcare professionals, leaders, and advocates to explore and celebrate the impact of kindness in healthcare. This annual event, hosted by the Hush Foundation, aims to transform the culture of healthcare through compassion, connection, and communication. Learn More Access Program Here
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The Commission has released the National Safety and Quality Primary and Community Healthcare Standards Guide for Healthcare Services (the Guide). The Guide provides practical support for healthcare services to implement the Primary and Community Healthcare Standards. The Commission consulted widely with healthcare services, consumers, professional and peak bodies and Primary Health Networks in developing these resources. Download the
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WHA acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia, including the Ngunnawal and Ngambri peoples, the Traditional Custodians of the Kamberri/Canbeerra region upon which our office is located.
We are committed to supporting health services and professionals across the WHA community to partner with local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander elders and communities to ensure their maternal, newborn and women's health services are culturally safe and providing equitable outcomes for women, their families and communities.
