Medicos Relax After Round-Up
The Red Ant Round-Up – a one-day gathering of medical specialists, GPs and allied health workers – attracted about 140 people to Kingaroy at the weekend.
The Red Ant Round-Up – a one-day gathering of medical specialists, GPs and allied health workers – attracted about 140 people to Kingaroy at the weekend.
The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners has warned that vexatious complaints are out of control and damaging the morale of GPs.
Bundaberg’s RACQ LifeFlight Rescue helicopter service marked a significant milestone on Wednesday.
A nationwide census of early childhood development allegedly shows many South Burnett children are behind their peers when they start school.
The Therapeutic Goods Administration has cancelled the registration of some common cough medicines after an investigation into suspected life-threatening allergic reactions during surgery.
University of Queensland scientists have developed a vaccine for Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV) in pigs to help stop the spread of the disease in Australia.
A new service at Toowoomba Hospital will stop some patients from having to travel to Brisbane to have a coronary angiogram.
Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington fears a ruling by the Queensland Revenue Office in December could mean the end of bulk-billing by GPs in Queensland.
Services offered by Darling Downs Health’s Kobi House facility have moved away from Toowoomba Hospital.
More than a quarter of residents who responded to a Darling Downs Health survey needed tests or scans during the past year but did not access them.
The organisers of this year’s Kingaroy BaconFest have donated two $5000 cheques to local community groups.
Swoop Aero has been approved to use remotely piloted drones in a trial program to deliver essential supplies, test samples and pharmaceuticals across the Darling Downs Health region.
Rates of heart failure associated with the growing use of methamphetamine are rising worldwide, according to researchers.
Local charity Boots’n Bulldust Inc has provided sunflower seed sachets to be handed out at South Burnett Regional Council customer service centres to help spread a message of support to people living with depression.
South Burnett mayor Brett Otto and councillors met recently with local hospital management to discuss health services in the region.
Australia’s “merry medic” Dr James Wright – real name Dr John Knight AM – has died.
Nationals leader David Littleproud has blamed Federal Government changes to the Distribution Priority Area scheme for the shortage of GPs in his electorate.
Queensland Health is urging shoppers to carefully check poppy seeds following a nationwide recall of products.
A Yarraman not-for-profit group is helping older residents stay in their homes rather than move out of the area into aged care facilities.
The generosity of Murgon residents has been celebrated at the opening of the new Community Health building in Murgon.