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… were assessed in the baseline questionnaire with the Medical Outcomes Study (MOS) SF‐36 physical functioning … in Australia to help overcome this problem. 22 We need education programs to ensure that patients, their partners …
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… risk of death, after-hours admission, weekend admission, a medical diagnosis on admission (as opposed to postoperative … between elective surgical patients and emergency medical and surgical patients ( Box 8 ). Subgroup analysis … the findings in a study of this size. In addition, regular education and accreditation of data managers, and data …
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… as 16%, 10 and the company which developed PAPNET (Neuromedical Systems Inc., New York, USA) claims increases of up … a routine working laboratory situation. It was a valuable educational and quality assurance tool. Cytologists found it … association with the suppliers of the PAPNET service, Neuromedical Systems Inc. References Mitchell HS, Giles GG. …
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… multidisciplinary approach; individualised care; patient education and counselling (often involving the family or … and refractory hypotension necessitating withdrawal of medical therapy. Ideally, the decision to alter the focus of … of Clinical Sciences, University of Texas, Southwestern Medical Centre, Dallas, Tex, USA). 34,47 B …
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… passage of time, so that long-term follow-up and patient education is required in all cases. Thyroidectomy: … of a wider psychiatric condition and may be refractory to medical advice. It may be severe, with weight loss, … effective, but non-judgemental explanation of the medical consequences and gradual dose reduction with …
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… on asthma outcomes. A systematic review of psycho-educational interventions in patients with …
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… 5 - 8 In 1999, the Australian National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) recommended biennial … strategies including community and health professional education will be required for the screening program to …
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… to severe disease is most frequent (13). For some patients, education and self-monitoring may be adequate, for others … changes to all aspects of how we work as clinicians. Biomedical innovations such as new and rapid point-of-care … disease 2019 (COVID-19) in Wuhan, China. Chinese Medical Journal. 2020:1-. 8. Zhang W, Du R-H, Li B, …
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… performance and has safety ramifications. Awareness and education are important components of the treatment plan, …
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… notification, from all pathology laboratories and selected medical practitioners, and forward these to the National … planning and management, staff training, community-based education and health promotion, condom provision, research, …
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… approach as proposed by the National Kidney Disease Education Program in the United States. 14 A local … throughout gestation, but becomes particularly important in medical disorders, such as pre-eclampsia, when reduced …
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Twenty-six years of enteric fever in Australia: an epidemiological analysis of antibiotic resistance
… 24 , 25 partly due to reduced uptake of pre-travel medical advice, including vaccination. It would be useful to … and better inform the need for specific population-directed education. Our study details the emergence of multidrug and …
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… We reviewed discharge summaries, neuroimaging results and medical records retrospectively and included only patients … patients from both the public and private arms of the medical system. Finally, larger prospective epidemiological …
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… was carried out in accordance with the National Health and Medical Research Council’s National statement on ethical … heavy and regular, with a range of reported psychological, educational and employment problems present. This likely …
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… agreement was reached on each of them. Sheryl Perkin (a medical writer for Grey Healthcare) was engaged to act as an …
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In Clinical Practice
… further consideration. For PCCs associated with specialty medical practices, the standard query about location of the … 23 , 24 and relationships forged through conferences, educational events and consultancy arrangements 25 , 26 have … female GPs and varied according to year of graduation from medical school. 29 Previous analyses of BEACH data showed …
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… per cent of patients (448) had more than high-school education. Forty-four per cent of participants (342) …
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… I n 1996, when the hand hygiene behaviour of medical staff in an Australian teaching hospital was … [908/1168] and 76% [429/568], respectively), followed by medical staff (12% [140/1168] and 7% [42/568]), allied … the need for hand hygiene Lack of motivation — lack of educational resources, guidelines and protocols Translation …
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… stroke neurologist and an acute stroke nurse, as well as ED medical and nursing staff, and radiology staff. Development …
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… trials of HPV vaccines; and (4) informal feedback from educational sessions. The most important issues include: … and efficacy. In so doing, we provide information to help medical practitioners advise women over 26 years of age on …
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