Medical personnel
Public Service Minister Judith Collins's open letter blaming unions for the health workers' strike is a clear attempt to divert attention from the real issue: the Government's failure to offer fair pay and address the chronic understaffing crisis. The Public Service Association Te Pêhunga Here
COVID-19
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the use of mobile health (mHealth) interventions to maintain continuity of care for youth living with HIV (YLH) accelerated. According to a recent study, the implementation of mHealth during the pandemic can inform the optimization of use among healthcare workers (HCWs) beyond emergencies. The study evaluated
Medical personnel
Current study results on the perceptions of healthcare professionals in providing assistive products for older adults with dementia or cognitive impairment have been published. According to a research study conducted in Japan, healthcare professionals expressed concerns about the limitations of assistive products in addressing the needs of older adults with
Bullying
Researchers from the University of Turin have published a new study on workplace bullying in the public healthcare sector, shedding light on the intricate experiences of healthcare workers. The study aimed to identify profiles of workplace bullying, emotional exhaustion, and work engagement in a sample of public healthcare workers in
Employers
More than 100,000 union members across various occupations, including primary and secondary teachers, allied health workers, care and support workers, and doctors, are set to engage in the largest day of industrial action in decades on October 23. The workers, who have voted to take a stand against their
Employers
More than 100,000 union members across various occupations, including primary and secondary teachers, allied health workers, care and support workers, and doctors, are set to engage in the largest day of industrial action in decades on October 23. The workers, who have voted to take a stand against their
Conferences and conventions
The conference, the first of its kind, brought together Ulster University students from various healthcare disciplines to improve healthcare outcomes for communities, particularly those experiencing homelessness. Led by Suzanne Manning and Dr Clare Puddifoot, the event aimed to shift the culture in healthcare education by incorporating the voices and challenges
Conferences and conventions
The State University of New York Upstate Medical University's Division of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery is hosting the fourth annual Limb Preservation Symposium, a hybrid conference that brings together leading experts in wound care, vascular disease management, and limb preservation. The event aims to address cutting-edge approaches in
Conferences and conventions
A symposium on primary and secondary oncological prevention in Latvian healthcare is being organized by Daugavpils Regional Hospital and Daugavpils City Municipality in cooperation with leading medical associations. The event, scheduled for October 17, 2025, aims to improve low coverage rates of oncological screening and provide practical solutions for doctors
Conferences and conventions
Leading experts in vascular surgery, wound care, and hyperbaric medicine will gather at the fourth annual Limb Preservation Symposium: Innovations and Advancements 2025, hosted by SUNY Upstate Medical University on November 1. The conference aims to address cutting-edge approaches in limb preservation, wound care, and vascular disease management, with a
Conferences and conventions
The 18th Annual Dialysis Conference (ADC 2025) brought together over 500 healthcare professionals to address the pressing issue of chronic kidney disease (CKD) in Malaysia. The conference, officiated by Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad, emphasized the need for collaboration and policy alignment to combat CKD. With more than
Workers
A measles outbreak has persisted for nine months on Madura Island in Indonesia, infecting over 2,600 children and claiming 20 lives. The regional government's efforts to curb the outbreak are hindered by concerns over the use of pork-derived gelatin in some measles vaccines, which is considered haram
