When it comes to vaccines, parents want to make the best decisions for their children. But in an environment where open discussions about vaccines can be met with judgment or censorship, many parents feel afraid to ask crucial questions. At Inform Me, we believe informed consent starts with open, transparent dialogue. Here are five questions […]

In recent years, there has been growing concern about the increasing prevalence of developmental delays and disabilities among children in Australia. According to recent statistics, 1 in 6 Australian children is affected by these conditions, which can significantly impact their growth, learning, and overall quality of life. This trend raises several important questions: What factors

The Australian Childhood Immunisation Schedule has long been a cornerstone of public health, aiming to protect our children from a host of serious infectious diseases. However, with the schedule now recommending a total of 64 doses, many are questioning whether this is an appropriate number. Is it possible that we are overloading our children with

Informed consent is a cornerstone of ethical healthcare, ensuring patients are fully informed about the procedures they undergo. However, there’s a growing concern about whether Australians are genuinely aware of what informed consent entails, especially in the context of vaccinations. Given the routine nature of immunisations, it’s crucial to examine if modern healthcare settings provide