Grants focus on rapid health benefits
Saving Indigenous babies, speeding access to support for people with severe mental illnesses, and stemming the disease burden in southern suburbs – these initiatives will be […]
Nurses ‘need support to tackle racism’
Child health nurses often feel they’re ill equipped to challenge structural racism, a new Flinders University study has found. The findings, published in the Journal of Advanced […]
Improved framework for care of children
A blueprint to secure better professional care of young children has been developed at Flinders University. The framework aims for a common inter-disciplinary language among everyone […]
Nurses unite under national child health plan
Maternal, child and family health nurses provide the most accessible and freely available health services for vulnerable families in Australia. Now a comprehensive new set of […]
Child welfare comes first
A new educational framework for health, welfare and care professionals will focus on the needs of children first.
New standards unite early childhood services
A new foundation for more consistent and united education for child protection, health, education and other early childhood services has been developed at Flinders.
Trust: the key to Aboriginal health
The benefits for health outcomes of learning to deal with Aboriginal people in a way that gains their trust are enormous, says Professor Dennis McDermott.