Get information about visiting a patient at Launceston General Hospital in Tasmania. This includes visitor restrictions, parking and facilities and services. Get information about where you can park ...

Young carers can be at risk of not being recognised and supported in their caring role. A new factsheet aims to help young carers find resources and support.

Are you looking to start or grow your career in mental health, alcohol and other drugs or correctional health services? Join us at Statewide Mental Health Services. We deliver care and support to ...

Protein is essential for bone repair and muscle strength. Strong muscles help keep you steady, reducing your chance of falls ...

In this blog we explore some practical ways to improve your food and drink intake when your appetite is small.

Public Health Services works to improve and protect the health and wellbeing of all Tasmanians. We partner with individuals, groups and communities statewide and nationally to achieve this outcome.

Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day is an annual observance dedicated to honouring and remembering babies who have died due to miscarriage, stillbirth, or neonatal death.

Get information about visiting a patient at North West Regional Hospital in Tasmania. Learn all about what your rights are when you are a patient in a hospital in Tasmania. This includes information ...

A longer life should mean more time to enjoy a healthy lifestyle with family and friends and the rewards of wisdom and experience. Increasing longevity, however, can also present challenges for people ...

The Voluntary Assisted Dying Navigation Service, which is part of the Tasmania Health Service, provides a: central point of contact for information and support about voluntary assisted dying, and is ...

What We Heard, Rethink and Beyond, Tasmania’s next Mental Health Strategy highlights the key themes and insights shared by Tasmanians during the statewide consultation. This report presents an ...

Learn about student opportunities with us. RUSONs and RUSOMs are paid employees who are also undergraduate nursing or midwifery students. These roles were agreed by the Tasmanian Department of Health ...