Tasmanian specialist pharmacist Peter Fowler has been bestowed the prestigious Fred J Boyd award by Advanced Pharmacy Australia, recognising decades of commitment to the organisation and the profession.
A plan to continue improving health outcomes for LGBTIQA+ Tasmanians and building an inclusive healthcare system over the next four years has been released.
Congratulations to the Oral Health Services Tasmania (OHST) Digital Dentures project team for winning a national award that recognises its nation-leading technology.
The redevelopment of the Northern Integrated Care Service (NICS) building has commenced as part of the Launceston General Hospital (LGH) Precinct Masterplan.
More Tasmanian health staff are receiving additional training to enhance emergency care in rural and regional areas, helping to improve outcomes for patients across the Tasmanian community.
Results from the Human Health Risk Assessment of the Rocherlea Industrial Area, commissioned by the Environment Protection Authority (EPA) and the Department of Health, have been released showing there has been no evidence of harm to the community.
The construction of the Launceston General Hospital’s new state-of-the-art $16 million helipad is officially complete and just days away from taking its first flight.
On Wednesday 23 October, Westpac Rescue Helicopter landed in Hobart for Waimea Heights Primary School students to see the state-of-the-art helicopter up close and meet our frontline crew members who rescue and transport Tasmanians every single day.
As the weather warms up the risks of illness caused by breathing in Legionella bacteria increases. Legionella bacteria can be found in potting mix, compost and soil, and in some water systems.
Concept designs have been released today for the new, purpose-built Northern Mental Health Precinct, which will be built at 52 Frankland Street, Launceston.
The dignity project provides dignity cupboards or care tubs stocked with essential sanitary products in select hospital toilets and external offices, supporting those experiencing personal health challenges such as pregnancy loss, menstruation, and incontinence.
Today on International Allied Health Professions Day, we celebrate the contributions of Allied Health to Tasmania’s Department of Health and the community.
Are you passionate about making a difference in people’s lives? Join Tasmania’s Allied Health workforce and be a part of a team that plays a critical role in improving the health and wellbeing of our community. From physiotherapists and occupational therapists to dietitians and speech pathologists, Allied Health professionals are essential in delivering quality care across our diverse and beautiful state.
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