The Paediatric Sepsis Priority Setting Partnership (PSP) has been established to identify the most urgent unanswered questions about sepsis in children and to set priorities for future research. This work is guided by the James Lind Alliance (JLA), an initiative that brings together patients, carers, and clinicians to shape research agendas around issues that matter […]
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National Children’s Commissioner Anne Hollonds has called for national leadership on systems reforms required to keep children safe following news of the distressing case of the childcare worker alleged to have sexually abused numerous children in Victoria. ‘This is not the first time and it won’t be the last, unless governments across the federation take
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View job listing here A rare opportunity to be part of a progressive and innovative leadership team at the forefront of an exciting transformation as we progress towards the new Women’s and Children’s Hospital Lead person-centred healthcare provision for women, babies, children and young people that puts consumers and community at the centre of everything
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Opportunities for Women in the Health Sector Take the next step in your leadership journey with Women & Leadership Australia. Explore the opportunities and take advantage of exclusive health sector scholarships, 90-minute masterclasses, and discounted tickets to Australia’s premier women’s leadership events. Partial scholarships are available for women working in health ranging from $1,000 –
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This survey will close on Thursday 31 August 2023. Don’t miss you chance to participate!
You are invited to take part in a survey study investigating your views and experiences of paediatric clinical practice guidelines (CPGs).
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From the Australian Healthcare and Hospitals Association (AHHA) e-news
Children and young people are among the priority population groups that are disproportionately affected by mental health impacts of climate change.
More than 300 health professionals have already signed an open letter urging the Prime Minister and his Government to intervene to prevent gas fracking in the Beetaloo Basin in the Northern Territory and to withdraw financial support for gas processing at the proposed Middle Arm development.
At CHA we are seeing rising concern across the children’s healthcare sector about the negative impacts of climate change on the health and wellbeing of today’s children & young people in their lifetimes. It is important that we ensure that the clinical care provided to children does not impact the health & wellbeing of the environment in which they live.
