Carole Reeve, John Humphreys, John Wakerman, Maureen Carter, Vicki Carroll and David Reeve
… were generated from the electronic patient medical records. The proportion of those eligible who … from the health department databases and the electronic medical record used by Fitzroy Valley Health Services … including a quit smoking program. Not only has health education at the individual and community level been a …
Michelle A Cretikos, Tony D Merritt, Kelly Main, Keith Eastwood, Linda Winn, Lucille Moran and David N Durrheim
… hospital admission. In addition, 62 people were assessed by medical teams at the evacuation centre in Merewether RSL and … by the storm, on request from the NSW Department of Education. The public health emergency operations centre …
Anthony F Jorm, Helen Christensen, Kathleen M Griffiths, Ruth A Parslow, Bryan Rodgers and Kelly A Blewitt
… terms used in the searches is available on request. The medical literature was searched up to 2 December 2002 for … The evidence was evaluated using the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) levels of evidence modified … group ( n = 10). 98 The sessions were described as “quasi-educational in nature, with a cognitive/behavioural and …
… Introduction There is substantial evidence in the medical literature of poor health outcomes for Aboriginal … comorbidities, and social factors relating to culture, education and remote location), but there are few data … were developed to collect details on nursing time, medical time, diagnostic services (pathology and imaging) …
Kirby Jeffries, Alexis Shub, Susan P Walker, Richard Hiscock and Michael Permezel
… socioeconomic status) was obtained from participants’ medical records at recruitment and by direct questioning. … by routine obstetric methods and obtained from the medical record. Obstetric records were reviewed after … — age, smoking status, parity, marital status or educational attainment. The ranges of gestational age at …
… 37 different subspecialist areas and involves more than 240 medical, nursing and allied health staff. Subspecialist … service I use the acronym PPEET — patients, professionals, education, economics and technology. The kids love the … assessment and care planning of older people with complex medical, functional and psychosocial problems. Older people …
Gawaine Powell Davies, Anna M Williams, Karen Larsen, David Perkins, Martin Roland and Mark F Harris
… in care coordination, communication failures, and medical care errors”. 2 The primary health care (PHC) sector … electronic databases including ABI Global, the Australasian Medical Index, CINAHL, the Campbell Collaboration database, … (33 studies) Providing support for patients , including education (joint or relating to sharing care), reminders, …
Luke P Dawson, Emily Andrew, Michael Stephenson, Ziad Nehme, Jason Bloom, Shelley Cox, David Anderson, Jeffrey Lefkovits, Andrew J Taylor, David Kaye, Karen Smith and Dion Stub
… Larger proportions of patients with histories of certain medical conditions were included in tertile 3, including … staffing, and infrastructure, as well as public health education about the appropriate use of emergency ambulance … 68 711 (96.6%) Private 7143 (10.4%) 5306 (7.3%) 2393 (3.4%) Medical history of patient Hypertension 27 616 (42.1%) …
Amy C Plint, David Moher, Andra Morrison, Kenneth Schulz, Douglas G Altman, Catherine Hill and Isabelle Gaboury
… the findings. 2 - 6 CONSORT has been endorsed by prominent medical journals and by editorial groups, such as the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors. Since the publication of CONSORT, …
Robert W Sanson-Fisher, Elizabeth M Campbell, Janice J Perkins, Steve V Blunden and Bob B Davis
… included trials of medications, immunisation, screening, or education programs. This category also included research … Australia, scientific bodies, like the National Health and Medical Research Council’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait …
Zinta Harrington, Kumar Visvanathan, Narelle A Skinner, Nigel Curtis, Bart J Currie and Jonathan R Carapetis
… recruited. The diagnosis of previous RF was confirmed from medical notes. In most cases the Jones criteria 17 were … prospectively by interview with the individual, review of medical notes and cardiac auscultation. Relationship status …
Julia V Marley, Carmel Nelson, Vicki O’Donnell and David Atkinson
… teaching and upskilling incorporated into routine practice: medical students hosted for their penultimate year, general … 9 ongoing internal and external (Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Services Council) audit of service data …
Patrina H Y Caldwell, Elisabeth Hodson, Jonathan C Craig and Denise Edgar
… or is aware of the bedwetting), developmental history, past medical history (such as urinary tract infection), family … of evidence (I–IV) are derived from the National Health and Medical Research Council’s system for assessing evidence. 26 … as first-line therapy. 21 Comparing complex behavioural and educational interventions, such as dry-bed training …
Patrick GP Charles, M Lindsay Grayson, Peter W Angus and Joseph J Sasadeusz
… counselling costs appear similar to the direct medical costs of these injuries. 27 , 28 Many healthcare … and experience. It is often the less experienced junior medical staff who perform at-risk procedures after hours, … needlestick injuries and other exposures through: Adequate education of healthcare workers about phlebotomy and …
… accidents worldwide has been poorly recognised in the medical literature, apart from reports of rollover accidents … details, particulars of prehospital care undertaken by medical or paramedical staff, vital signs and primary survey … of roads and injury prevention programs (such as driver education programs, provision of alternative transport, …
James M Leyden, Woon K Chong, Tim Kleinig, Andrew Lee, John B Field and Jim Jannes
… Elizabeth Hospital, Royal Adelaide Hospital and Flinders Medical Centre. Case ascertainment In the urban public … may run isolated remote hospitals, were contacted during education sessions provided by the GP networks. Case review … was recorded. If the notes mentioned that the treating medical team was aware of a particular protocol violation …
… the negligence of her employer. For our discussion of the medical issues in the case we have assumed, as the law … responsibility for a given occurrence. 6 In some cases, medical science cannot determine the existence of a causal … 2.4 (95% CI, 0.9–6.8) after controlling for age, sex, race, education, alcohol consumption and other variables. Dose …
Rachel A Ankeny, Christopher F C Jordens, Ian H Kerridge, Ross Clifford and Rod Benson
… which was established to extend the research, policy, and educational activities of the Church in relation to … die” as necessitated by death’s current grip on humanity. Medical personnel should also be aware that we may express … life at all costs, as if humans never need die, and as if medical science has conquered death. We may forget to trust …
Jiqiong You, Yuejen Zhao, Carol Beaver, Wendy Hoy and Kathy Eagar
… components were included. 7 These were costs in nursing, medical, allied health, pathology, imaging, pharmacy, … costs ($12.4 million). A one-year study at a single medical centre in the United States reported that end-stage … significant in the regression model. More effective education is required on controlling water intake and …