There are a lot of benefits to introduce an electronic health records system, but most importantly it would make the management of health records of 21st century level.

It seems that tough times ahead of tobacco industry, as it has been confirmed that the Senate has given green signal to implement Federal Government's plain packaging laws for cigarettes to be implemented by December 2012. It has been told that in the new legislation, company logos would be banned and even the pack of the cigarette would be made green.

It has been revealed in a recent study that the Australian Government is going to raise a word against the circulation of cigars in the nation. They are going to make awareness programs and drive to make people aware of the ill habit so that they can resort to leaving it in due course of time.

Soon the Blacktown Hospital will be introducing 30 more beds. Moreover, it will also be receiving $33.7 million as a part of the Federal Government’s health reforms.

The Federal Health Minister, Nicola Roxon, has introduced plain packaging legislation for cigarettes in Parliament. She said that they have taken the action because the use of tobacco is illegal in the country. She also said that the new legislation will mean Australia has the toughest tobacco promotion laws in the world.

Australia’s Minister for Health and Ageing, Nicola Roxon is reported to have announced that there will be incentives for patients in rural regional and outer metropolitan areas who use telehealth videoconferencing from the 1st of July.