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Authorities hose down concerns about NT government taking over Howard Springs coronavirus quarantine centre

The head of the specialist health team running the Howard Springs facility near Darwin says his staff won't leave until they're confident NT Health can safely manage a doubling of repatriations. But the NT Opposition and health groups are sceptical about the prospect of finding and training 400 extra staff.

2021-03-08-lifehack-daylight-saving-time-from-messing-with-sleep | 92 9 TomFM

#LIFEHACKS: Ready or not, daylight saving time arrives this Sunday, March 14th. We’ll be turning the clocks forward an hour, which will lead to lighter skies later in the day, but it can have some not-so-sunny effects on our health. Here are some tips to help you cope!

Ericsson using AI to help hospital manage COVID-19 patients

Mar 9, 2021 10:26 EST with 1 comment Ericsson has announced that it’s collaborating with Telia and Sahlgrenska University Hospital to build insight models for planning and predicting the demands on the hospital so it can be better prepared for patients. The research project, which began in September, uses advanced analysis and artificial intelligence (AI) models in combination with healthcare information to help the hospital decide which resources it will need. While real data from Telia Crowd Insights is being used, it has been anonymised and aggregated so that people’s identities cannot be worked out. Giving hospitals the ability to predict what resources will be needed at certain times of the day should help them better cope with the demand for their services from patients with the deadly coronavirus.

2021-03-08-lifehack-daylight-saving-time-from-messing-with-sleep | Majic 95 9

#LIFEHACKS: Ready or not, daylight saving time arrives this Sunday, March 14th. We’ll be turning the clocks forward an hour, which will lead to lighter skies later in the day, but it can have some not-so-sunny effects on our health. Here are some tips to help you cope!

Fears farmers will bear increasing TB programme costs

SHARING OPTIONS: The new TB financial working group is due to receive a cost-benefit analysis of the programme in the coming days. \ Philip Doyle Farm organisations are concerned that farmers will be asked to bear the brunt of the spiralling costs in the bovine TB programme. As disease trends have deteriorated, the annual spend on controlling TB has reached almost €100m, with the State plugging gaps left by reducing EU support for the programme. However, farm organisations stressed that farmers are carrying the costs of increasing TB reactors and restrictions at a recent meeting of the Oireachtas agriculture committee. Financing model

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