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Contents 6/20 December 2004 Christmas Double Issue |
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Journal activities |
The year in review
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MJA Christmas competition: How does it feel?
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Editorials |
Australian healthcare: purposeful reform or
three more years of political rhetoric?
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“Without research, there is no hope”
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South Pacific |
Doctors in the Pacific
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A Fijian perspective on providing a medical workforce
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Taking the family to East Timor
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A two-year placement in the Solomon Islands
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Getting the most out of health education in Papua New Guinea Report from the 40th Annual
Papua New Guinea Medical Symposium
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Tailoring medical education in Papua New Guinea
to the needs of the country
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Practising in rural Papua New Guinea
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Papua New Guinea: targeting research to things that matter
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Obituary: Sirus Naraqi, CBE, MD, FACP, FRACP
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Inequity in child health:
what are the sustainable Pacific solutions?
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Power of One |
Following fortune’s path
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An accidental career in a new discipline
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Doctor–artists |
A fragile dilemma
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The doctor is an artist”
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Out of captivity
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Banting — a Nobel artist
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Holiday reading |
Joe Cinque’s consolation. A true story of death grief and the law.
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Three dog night
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The secret cure
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Overseas-trained doctors |
Arriving in Australia: overseas-trained doctors
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Australian policy on overseas-trained doctors
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Integration of overseas-trained doctors into the
Australian medical workforce
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What’s in a name?
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Letter: Uncovering an invisible workforce
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True Stories |
Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro in a blizzard
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The fallibility of memory: a natural experiment
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A seachange for a city GP
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The Profession |
Leadership in medicine: where are the leaders?
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Medical politics in Australia in the 1870s
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Medical Education |
International Campaign to Revitalise Academic Medicine (ICRAM): what does it mean for Australia?
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Jeopardising a Hippocratic tradition
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The new Australian medical schools: daring to be different
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Cry from the heart |
A time to die
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The Brazil Project
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Christmas offerings |
Smoking status of 132 176 people advertising on a dating website
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Climate and government: weather, health and electoral outcome
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Patient–oxygen dissociation curves: surveying
the spectrum of oxygen-delivery methods
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A chilling thought for Christmas 2004:
might the newborn Christ have been hypothermic?
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The perils of pet ownership: a new fall-injury risk factor
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Bites and stings |
Antivenom, anecdotes and evidence
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Snakebite mortality at Port Moresby General Hospital,
Papua New Guinea, 1992–2001
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Snakebite in tropical Australia: a prospective study in the
“Top End” of the Northern Territory
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Irukandji syndrome in northern Western Australia:
an emerging health problem
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Antivenom dosing in 35 patients with severe brown snake (Pseudonaja) envenoming in Western Australia over 10 years
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Do box jellyfish sleep at night?
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Letters |
Reactive arthritis and vasculitis in a child due to Ross River virus infection
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Perception of seasonal changes in physical activity among young Australian and German women
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GP payment: not just how,
but how much
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Practice nurses
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Mobile phones and asthma: there is a correlation!
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Quotable Quotes |
Not for print
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Snapshot |
SARS in a can!
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Going with the flow:
Ascaris lumbricoides
in a T-tube
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Short circuit
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Retro spleen
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More art of medicine
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Steps to recovery
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Antarctic emergency
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The body shop
— Asian style
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Intracranial penetration
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Valve-spring headache
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Little boy lost
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The Lion King
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