Allied Health

An incoming Federal Government needs to immediately address the critical shortage of allied health professionals in rural, regional and remote Australia if the nation is to

“Ask a Deafblind Consultant” service was launched by Senses Australia this week, and will ensure people across Australia with deafblindness and their families

A new Curtin University-led research project aims to improve the outcomes of young people transitioning from out-of-home care to independent living and adulthood, in a bid

The Osteopathy Board of Australia (the Board) is recognising osteopaths nationally for their contribution to healthcare during this year’s Osteopathy Awareness Week.

A Victorian woman has been convicted in a New South Wales Court for charges laid by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). A New South

The federal government will spend $3 million on macular disease to raise awareness and assist in the early detection of the potentially blinding condition.

The Chiropractic Board of Australia has welcomed the decision of the District Court of South Australia to uphold a tribunal’s decision to cancel the registration of

Health authorities have confirmed they are investigating the spinal manipulation of a two-week-old boy by a Melbourne chiropractor. A Melbourne

A video of a Melbourne chiropractor performing

While it's not illegal to perform chiropractic

Community and health service are the fastest-growing job sectors in Australia and are projected to have ‘very strong growth’ over the next five years.

Transform Aged Physiocare was established in Victoria in 2005 to provide a mobile physiotherapy service for our ageing population. Now with a team of over 150 employees across

The number of Victorian children undergoing general anaesthetic to remove decaying baby teeth is increasing, new figures show. A growing number

Some Victorians have endured pain and discomfort for up to four years, waiting for publicly-funded routine dental treatment. The Australian

Access to allied health services, in particular, physiotherapy, on weekends should be standard in the subacute rehabilitation setting, according to Australian Physiotherapy

In a six-year study comparing complaints against physiotherapists, chiropractors

Stem cells are being used to regenerate human eye lenses, offering hope of better vision outcomes for children born with a cataract. A team

Leading optometry practice OCULA has launched a specialist eye service integrating three disciplines of eye care – the first of its kind in New Zealand.

The oral health of the nation will go under scrutiny in a new University of Adelaide study, the first national study of its kind in more than a decade.

Allied health has been dealt a $72.5 million blow, with the Federal Government slashing its funding for health workforce scholarships over four years.