22 Dec 2023
Tasmanians urged to be aware of syphilis as cases increase locally and nationally
Tasmanians are being reminded to consider their need for regular sexual health checks, to practice safe sex and to get tested for syphilis and treated as soon as possible if they have symptoms.
21 Dec 2023
Results from the Tasmanian Population Health Survey 2022 released
Public Health Services today released the results of the 2022 Tasmanian Population Health Survey (TPHS).
21 Dec 2023
Be alert to the dangers of button batteries
Parents and guardians of young children are urged to be aware of the dangers of button batteries this festive season.
18 Dec 2023
Free Wi-Fi across Tasmania's major hospitals
Just in time for Christmas, secure free public Wi-Fi is now available at Tasmania’s four major hospitals to help visitors and patients stay connected with family and friends during their stay.
15 Dec 2023
Expansion of Hospital@home services in Southern Tasmania
More patients in Southern Tasmania will be supported to return home from hospital sooner - or avoid presenting to a hospital altogether – with the expansion of the Royal Hobart Hospital’s (RHH) Hospital@home program.
14 Dec 2023
Child Safe Behaviours. Have your Say!
We want to hear from children, young people and families about how we can help children and young people feel safe and be safe when using our health services.
13 Dec 2023
Royal Hobart Hospital staff in action in an Antarctica rescue mission
Two of the Royal Hobart Hospital’s staff were part of a daring rescue mission to Antarctica in late August.
12 Dec 2023
Tasmanians reminded to be aware of the risks from jack jumper ant stings
Tasmanians are being urged to be aware of the increased risk of stings from jack jumper ants during the summer season, with a reminder to the community about the treatment options that area available in Tasmania.
12 Dec 2023
In your role, how do you support people going through a tough time?
The Department of Health is working with Everymind to develop a new service for Tasmania to support people in the early stages of distress.
12 Dec 2023
Expanded vaccination scope of practice for Community Pharmacy
In Tasmania, as of 3 January 2024, Authorised Pharmacist Immunisers (API) will be able to independently administer an expanded scope of vaccines subject to completion of required training.
