An expanded partnership between Flinders University’s Caring Futures Institute and Adelaide Primary Health Network (PHN) addresses a longstanding challenge – how to better connect academic research […]
Stroke rehabilitation is a global priority – with millions of people around the world and more than 445,000 Australians living with stroke, making it a leading cause […]
The rising cost of living and other social challenges are making life harder for many Australians. Support programs are scattered and poorly connected, making it tough […]
More Australians are surviving cancer thanks to advances in early detection, diagnosis, and treatment. But for many, the journey doesn’t end when treatment does. The […]
Bowel cancer survivors are hampered by persistent fatigue issues, sometimes lasting years, yet many don’t undertake exercise programs which is well known to overcome this […]
Cancer care should no longer be limited to hospital facilities. Many people diagnosed with cancer now self-manage aspects of their health and disease, reflecting the […]
The recovery journey for cancer survivors can be long, complicated and taxing to the individual – yet the complexity of these effects is often not […]
Many people view death as the antithesis of life, but Associate Professor Jason Mills argues through his research and educational work that normalising death is […]
About a third of patients in Australia’s hospitals are living with advanced progressive illness and likely to be in the last year of their life […]