… Medical courses are inherently stressful because of the … in depression and even suicide. In 1997, as a first-year medical student of the graduate program at Sydney … of the Australian and New Zealand Association of MedicalEducation. The conference explored facets of stress for …
Asvini K Subasinghe, Kevin McGeechan, Jessica E Moulton, Luke E Grzeskowiak and Danielle Mazza
… The known : Access to early medical abortion can be difficult, particularly for women in … primary care would be ideal, but the distribution of medical practitioners who provide early medical abortion services is unclear. The new : We found …
… the rise of the reflective physician. New developments in medical research: public health in the 21st century … organisation: an institute of reflective practice, where education is built into professional practice, and practice … with an intervening transition. The first epoch is a biomedical golden age of medical dominance and professional …
… in surgery and anaesthetics. Until now, teaching in Dili’s medical school was given in Spanish, complementing the … this initiative is for English to be used in postgraduate medical training. And language is a crucial issue in Timor”, … Indies, where Professor Brewster was working as a young medical officer soon after completing his studies at …
… part of the Australia Day Honours. Dr Muecke has spent his medical career fighting blindness in Australia and … is a world-renowned obstetrics specialist who has spent his medical career as a leader in the prevention of pre-term … through policy development and reform, and to tertiary education”. He is also Chair of the Medicare Benefits …
… There is much to be done to make high quality, accessible medical abortion a reality in Australia The overturning of … services. But decriminalisation and the availability of medical abortion do not in and of themselves mandate service … of abortion services. This involves exposure to and education on abortion at all stages of a health care …
Yuejen Zhao, Jo Wright, Renu Unnikrishnan, Ramakrishna Chondur and Danielle Green
… forecasting future workforce needs, and informing the education and supply of a qualified workforce. At the time … [AIHW] in their recent analysis 4 ). Data for the paramedical health workforce were available only from 1 January … exceeded that of health workers, particularly for medical and paramedical professionals (data not shown). …
… an enviable international reputation for the quality of its medical services. Our overseas-trained doctors (OTDs) are … our multicultural society. However, the failure of past medical workforce policies, particularly to accommodate … officers), 5 the Confederation of Postgraduate MedicalEducation Councils (CPMEC) 6 , 7 and the Medical Training …
… ALMOST one-fifth of medications supplied to medical and surgical wards, and emergency departments (EDs) … according to research published today by the Medical Journal of Australia . Professor David Taylor, … of appropriate targeted interventions, including staff education, strict administration sign-off procedures and …
… have prompted much discussion and review within the medical and broader health professions, in the community, and particularly within medical schools, where we are preparing young people for … one of the most important issues for health professional education is embedding those team care skills through …
Deborah A O’Mara, Ben J Canny, Imogene P Rothnie, Ian G Wilson, John Barnard and Llewelyn Davies
… Since 2000, the number of medical schools in Australia has expanded rapidly. Seven new … been established in the past 15 years, so there are now 19 medical schools. The schools differ with regard to entry … 1 ). The collaboration assesses preclinical medicaleducation, in the sense that schools generally administer …
… outbreak, social factors caused more hospitalisations than medical reasons Since the beginning of the coronavirus … sample including all 165 children admitted to hospital for medical reasons (1.3% of confirmed infections) and a random … from the illness. 13 The impact of the pandemic on the education and mental health of children should be further …
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Timothy J R Lambert, Dennis Velakoulis and Christos Pantelis
… illness has been, and remains, a barrier to effective medical care. Schizophrenia and, indeed, most mental illnesses are associated with undue medical morbidity and mortality. 1 There are two key issues … example, the MH-OAT program in New South Wales, 41 or the educational tools being developed by the Alliance of NSW …
… T here is widespread concern about medical workforce shortages in Australia and how to address … future health care needs. 1 , 2 The length of specialist medical training has come under question, and answering this … to require an examination of the full continuum of medicaleducation, from undergraduate through prevocational to …
… If there is one constant in medicine, it is change. Medicaleducation has not escaped this phenomenon, with recent … produce an individual who is grounded in patient care and medical knowledge, committed to lifelong learning, and an …
… has long enjoyed a close relationship with postgraduate medical institutions in the United Kingdom. Since colonial … for the increasing numbers of students graduating from UK medical schools. Paradoxically, at the same time, Australia … for postgraduate medical training will impact on the education of our home-grown specialists. It is vital that we …
… R elationships between the pharmaceutical industry and medical schools have recently been increasingly drawn into … relationships can influence the attitudes and behaviours of medical students, with effects persisting beyond graduation. … primary motive of universities to facilitate independent education and research and the primary motive of industry to …
Malcolm H Parker, Colleen M Cartwright and Gail M Williams
… few decades, there has been increasing attention paid to medical decisions at the end of life. Medical practitioners frequently have to make decisions that … the end of life. Our findings have implications for medicaleducation, interprofessional communication and discussion …
Balakrishnan R Nair, Michael J Hensley, Mulavana S Parvathy, Deborah M Lloyd, Brooke Murphy, Kathy Ingham, Julie M Wein and Ian M Symonds
… physical examination; 5 lack of feedback is a major gap in medicaleducation generally and; constructive feedback is necessary … many other developed countries, relies on international medical graduates (IMGs) for service provision. In some …