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Recent rule changes made it easier for patients to get abortion pills through the mail, using telehealth services. Now there is growing demand for these services – and new legal battles brewing.

Karen Clark has been suspended for a further 12 months after the Medical Practitioner's Tribunal Service rejected her attempt to be allowed to return to the wards.

The state government has announced a former Federal Court judge will undertake an independent review into SafeWork SA's decision not to prosecute Gayle Woodford's employer, Nganampa Health Council (NHC), for her death.

The High Court in Edinburgh heard how Doctor Manesh Gill,39, went onto Tinder and called himself ‘Mike’ to the young woman, whose profile on the dating app he ‘superliked’.

having complained of heavy, irregular and abnormal bleeding, the 28-year-old has now lost her fertility

Lyndsay Brown attacked another nurse while being treated on a ward at Perth Royal Infirmary, where she worked.

The vast majority have come from India and the Philippines

As a California obstetrician, I never interacted with nurse midwives, and could only nod my head in agreement when my colleagues voiced leeriness about working with them. After all, the buck stops with the doc, and we feared that midwives’ clinical decisions would lead to traumatic deliveries and bad outcomes.…

Karen Davies has been awarded a top award for her services to the social care sector

Concerns have been raised about the UK’s overreliance on overseas nurses and midwives after new figures suggest that a significant number of new workers come from abroad.

The South Australian government has appointed a former Federal Court judge to review the WorkSafe SA investigation into the death of nurse Gayle Woodford.