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The National Cervical Screening Program will expand screening test options, offering self-collection as a choice to all people eligible to participate in cervical screening from this Friday, 1 July 2022. The eligibility now includes any asymptomatic* person with a cervix aged between 25 and 74 who h...
In the latest update from the Chief Health Officer, COVID-19 oral antiviral therapies are now available across Queensland. You may want to check with your local pharmacy to ensure they have adequate stocks before prescribing to patients. If you would like further information, please refer to the Ch...
A major review has been conducted by Queensland Health with the aim of future-proofing the Guidelines, giving careful consideration to the existing suite of Queensland Health PPE Guidance. Current evidence, other State jurisdiction documents, Communicable Diseases Network Australia (CDNA) Series o...
A change has been made to My Health Record to give consumers faster access to common respiratory infection test reports, such as influenza. Consumers who have these tests processed by a pathology lab that uploads to My Health Record can now see the reports as soon as they are uploaded. Consumers can...
All healthcare provider organisations must transition to NASH SHA-2 by 31 December 2022 to meet Australian Government cyber security requirements. For further information including how to check your certificate type in HPOS please refer to the National Authentication Service for Health (NASH).
Queensland Health is emailing GPs with a copy of the close-out declaration. Any variance in the close declaration versus doses paid will be followed up directly with the GP. The process for re-paying money to QH will be via QH generating an invoice for payment. If no variance is reported – a close...
July 28 is World Hepatitis Day, a day to raise awareness of viral hepatitis and liver disease. 1 in 4 Queenslanders are living with some form of liver disease with many unaware and without symptoms. In the last couple of years, we’ve seen people miss a wide variety of health appointments including...
Vaccine service providers are reminded to have procedures in place in case of power failures this winter. Loss of power may require urgent transfer of monitored vaccines into alternative safe storage, such as a neighbouring medical centre/pharmacy. Please refer to the Australian Government’s Natio...
Queensland Health has established the Queensland Pelvic Mesh Service (QPMS), a holistic service with a team of specialists dedicated to treating, supporting, and caring for women who have experienced complications from transvaginal pelvic mesh surgical devices. The Queensland Pelvic Mesh Service is ...
The My health for life team would like to invite you to complete a five-minute survey about primary care professionals’ knowledge, awareness and perception of the program. This information will be used to improve program resources, communication and engagement with health professionals and sta...
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