Queensland doctor receives social equity Fellowship
Dr Alicia Veasey, Co-chair of the Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Clinical Network, was recently awarded an Atlantic Fellowship for Social Equity.
Dr Alicia Veasey, Co-chair of the Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Clinical Network, was recently awarded an Atlantic Fellowship for Social Equity.
With Queensland set to join the global Fast-Track Cities initiative and sign onto the Paris Declaration to End the HIV Epidemic by 2030, we caught up with Queensland’s Chief Health Officer, Dr John Gerrard to hear the latest in the fight against HIV.
The importance of supporting families through the prenatal screening process is our focus for Disability Action Week, which kicks off tomorrow.
The Queensland Clinical Senate has released its ‘Reimagining Healthcare’ meeting series recommendations.
A seed planted during Jessie’s final year at university has finally sprouted 4 years later, resulting in a big decision to move from Brisbane to Mount Isa.
November 18–24 is World Antimicrobial Awareness Week (WAAW), and this year Clinical Excellence Queensland is challenging clinicians to consider their role in the fight against antimicrobial resistance.
November 14 — today — is World Diabetes Day and to mark the occasion, we’re exploring the intrinsic link between diabetes and foot health.
A chance secondment to the state’s Far North has seen oncology nurse Clinton Archer moving from the sunny Gold Coast to the even sunnier town of Roma.
Nine new nurses will undergo dialysis training in readiness to support the North West community thanks to Central Queensland and Townsville Hospital and Health Services and Clinical Excellence Queensland (CEQ).