Telehealth has become an invaluable tool in the healthcare landscape, particularly in the disability sector, where access to specialized services such as speech and occupational therapy can be challenging due to high demand, long wait time and geographical location.
It is no secret within our healthcare industry that there is an undeniable trend that has emerged since COVID and under the current government, of rising wage pressure, coupled with global allied health workforce shortages and compounded further by the changing expectations and needs of the modern employee.
The Australian aged care sector has long been a crucial pillar of the healthcare system, providing essential support to our aging population. As the number of elderly Australians continues to rise, the demand for aged care services is increasing exponentially…
Modern healthcare and aged care environments face growing challenges in ensuring staff safety as care demands increase. Traditional approaches to workplace safety—observational assessments, manual reports, and static guidelines—are increasingly inadequate for preventing musculoskeletal disorders, repetitive stress injuries, and physical strain…
The COVID-19 pandemic was a catalyst for the widespread adoption of telehealth across the healthcare system. While the technology pre-dated the pandemic, its use was initially met with scepticism, as many preferred to retain traditional in-person care models…
