Wai Chung Tse, Paul Sanfilippo, Tina Lam, Paul Dietze and Suzanne Nielsen
… reducing overdose mortality. 2 Most research has focused on education and training needs related to naloxone provision … possible contributing factor to this rise was training and education about opioid overdose in awareness‐raising … Harm Reduction Victoria (HRVic) to provide naloxone and education about opioid overdose. 7 As part of the HRVic …
… children, unpaid labour, and refusal of the equal right to education, employment and health care over generations has … the next 4 years, with the support of a National Health and Medical Research Council Early Career Fellowship and a …
Michael J Dudley, Alan Rosen, Philip A Alpers and Rebecca Peters
… about the shooter’s mental health had been brought to medical, legal or educational attention. 18 Reports that 43% 19 and 56% 20 of … are the concealable weapon of choice for criminals. The medical community has long supported bans for semi-automatic …
… experience. In contrast, physicians mainly emphasise the medical perspective when evaluating patients’ treatment … online marketing and celebrity testimonials Strategy: Education and careful explanation of the goals, benefits and …
… patient and the health system, increased value and use of medical research, and increased patient satisfaction and … of care and more cost-effective health care delivery. In education and research settings, we see the application of … and provide suggestions for direction in health and medical research. For example, the University of South …
… crisis. In its submission to the Garling inquiry, the NSW Medical Staff Executive Council, the peak body representing the medical staff councils of each of the 200 public hospitals … problems noted by Garling; but those responsible for education are concerned at the inadequacy of new funding to …
Alexander B Willson, David Mountain, Joanne M Jeffers, Cheryl G Blanton, Brendan M McQuillan, Joseph Hung, Michael H Muhlmann and Michael C Nguyen
… to assist with CCL patient care and observe procedures for educational purposes. Results including median DTB time, … at the time of coronary angiography. After reviewing their medical records, we classified the patients into four … those whose acute coronary syndromes were managed medically; and those whose acute coronary syndromes were …
… are interventions of a single, particular kind that a medical practitioner might prescribe as sole treatment. Some … show that it is more effective than sham therapy, self-care educational materials, acupuncture, muscle relaxation and … evidence is based on the system of the National Health and Medical Research Council: 23 E1 Evidence obtained from a …
Sarah K McMahon, Aveni Haynes, Nirubasini Ratnam, Maree T Grant, Christine L Carne, Timothy W Jones and Elizabeth A Davis
… to type 2 diabetes, obesity is associated with many other medical problems (apart from hypertension and … families, using developmentally appropriate methods, giving education about nutrition, and incorporating increased …
, The Australian COX-2-Specific Inhibitor (CSI) Prescribing Group*
… was constituted primarily by the rheumatologists on the medical advisory boards of Pharmacia/Pfizer and Merck, Sharp … the Australian Rheumatology Association (ARA) and the medical departments of the pharmaceutical companies, were … Director of Rheumatology, Southern Health, Monash Medical Centre, and Associate Professor of Medicine, Monash …
Diana G Azzam, C Adeline Neo, Franca E Itotoh and R James Aitken
… to the treating surgeon. The primary purpose of WAASM is educational. Feedback is provided to the surgeon through … rate of around 2%. 14 A working party chaired by WA’s Chief Medical Officer determined that major pancreatic resections … related to patient factors, such as advanced age and medical comorbidities, and rates are similar in high- and …
… within five years. 13,14 This morbidity results in high medical and rehabilitation costs: about 10% of … or eliminating smoking. With proper foot care, patient education and provision of appropriate services, such as … this project was provided by the Australasian Podiatric and Education Foundation. References Nelson R, Gohdes DM, …
… no surprise, as these communities are plagued by poverty, educational disadvantage and poor living conditions -- the … and University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW Paul J Torzillo Medical Director, Nganampa Health Council, Umuwa, SA …
Gavin H Mooney, Virginia L Wiseman and Stephen Jan
… factors such as housing, sewerage, clean water supplies, education, nutrition, and employment are as important as … source as "an article published on the Internet by The Medical Journal of Australia <http://www.mja.com.au>". <URL: …
Margarite J Vale, Michael V Jelinek and James D Best, on behalf of the COACH study group
… infarction or unstable angina and then discharged on medical therapy, or for coronary angiography with planned … summary and chart were given to the patient's usual medical carer by the patient after discharge. Patients were … for lipid-lowering drugs, and extensive sponsored medicaleducation from the pharmaceutical industry. Also, the usual …
… hope that the shorter training period will encourage more medical graduates to consider specialising in the field. … a larger system — not only the family, but the peer group, education and so on. You have to think about groups and …
Jane H Williams, Stacy M Carter and Lucie Rychetnik
… involving a general practitioner. In April 2014, the Medical Services Advisory Committee made recommendations for … sufficient information to support valid consent to medical interventions. We have argued that current … this requirement. Alternatives to a persuasion-style public education campaign have been suggested. Such changes would …
… an order from the Supreme Court of New South Wales that medical treatment not be withdrawn. On 11 November 2004, … this jurisdiction is the best interests of the patient, and medical opinion carries great evidentiary weight: [I]t seems … Increasingly, a case can be made that formal medicaleducation should impart knowledge of such cases and the …
… 0.2% and 1%. 30 With the increasing use of herbal remedies, medical practitioners need to be aware of the potential … should include the known adverse effects, and a public education program is needed so that consumers are more aware …
Deborah J Bateson, Kirsten I Black and Shailendra Sawleshwarkar
… 29 The 2013 Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme listing of medical abortion drugs potentially allows general … highlighted the challenges experienced by GPs in delivering medical abortion, including stigma and lack of support from … would benefit from a truly integrated approach to workforce education and training, service delivery and research. There …