Katie Elkin, Matthew J Spittal and David M Studdert
… heavy reliance on the immigration of doctors whose primary medical qualification is from another country. 3 - 5 Numbers of international medical graduates (IMGs) have grown to nearly 25% of doctors … English is not the primary language, and all have medicaleducation and health systems that are quite different to …
… V accination of medical students is important to protect them from acquiring … of health care workers, but vary in how they manage medical students. Education of students about their vaccination needs, and …
… with the process of healthcare delivery and the success of medical care. Ethical issues and dilemmas can also erode the … untidy pluralist culture by formulating a "universal" medical ethics. 3 But it is questionable whether a universal … would need to critically examine the nature of medicaleducation, the process of socialisation of medical …
Michael F Costello, Robert J Norman, Luk Rombauts, Cynthia M Farquhar, Lisa Bedson, Marlene Kong, Clare V Boothroyd, Rebecca Kerner, Rhonda M Garad, Trudy Loos, Madeline Flanagan, Ben W Mol, Aya Mousa, Daniela Romualdi, Baris Ata, Ernesto Bosch, Samuel Santos‐Ribeiro, Ksenija Gersak, Roy Homburg, Nathalie Le Clef, Mina Mincheva, Terhi Piltonen, Sara Somers, Sesh K Sunkara, Harold Verhoeve and Helena J Teede, For the Australian NHMRC Centre for Research Excellence in Reproductive Life UI Guideline Network and the ESHRE guideline group for unexplained infertility
… (CRE WHiRL) — funded by the Australian National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) and led by Monash … infertility. It is still recognised that evidence‐based medical decision needs to consider individual … by a range of risk factors for infertility warranting education, health care models, policy change and further …
Nicholas J Talley, Virginia Barbour, José Florencio F Lapeña, Peter L Munk and Wilfred C G Peh
… 2024, the annual meeting of the Asia Pacific Association of Medical Journal Editors (APAME) was held at the University … non‐profit organisation that supports and promotes medical journalism in the Asia–Pacific region. It provides a forum for education and exchange of ideas and interacts with numerous …
… Australia’s medical students are smart, educated about mental health, … bad at seeking help for their own problems. The Australian Medical Students’ Association is out to change that. Medical … and relevant wellbeing advice to students”. AMSA’s education platform, AMSA Academy, has also launched a short …
Katrina Spilsbury, James B Semmens, C D'Arcy J Holman and Z Stan Wisniewski
… circumcisions, 8 the rate of circumcisions performed for medically indicated reasons declined, most notably in boys … and to compare these with circumcision rates for other medical conditions. Methods Our study was conducted as part … phimosis. 4 , 20 Our findings suggest that improved education for physicians, and perhaps parents, with regard …
… than others. 1 , 2 This is particularly so for female medical graduates who favour general practice, public health … and psychiatry, but not surgery. 3 - 6 About one in two medical graduates now entering the workforce are women. 7 - … these factors across disciplines. Implications for medicaleducation and workforce policy Our findings suggest that, …
Karen A Waters, Sadasivam Suresh and Gillian M Nixon
… benign and most decrease in frequency in later childhood. Education and reassurance of parents may be all that is … concern about accuracy of diagnosis, or need for additional medical therapy including use of medications such as … is primary, or secondary to OSA. Children with underlying medical disorders Underlying medical disorders work to both …
Tyler R Clark, Saul B Freedman, Amanda J Croft, Hazel E Dalton, Georgina M Luscombe, Anthony M Brown, David J Tiller and Michael S Frommer
… T o encourage the development of a sustainable rural medical workforce, the Australian Government provides incentives for Australian medical schools to recruit students with a rural background … students who choose to take an ERP; appreciation of the educational opportunities that are more likely to be …
… Mapping Australia's basic research in the medical and health sciences Paul F Bourke and Linda Butler … Science Citation Index (SCI). Australia's presence in the medical and health sciences journals in the SCI and the … (Monograph Series No. 4.) National Board of Employment Education and Training (NBEET). Quantitative indicators of …
… P rofessionalism is an important component of medical training, 1 yet there is scant research that captures the perspective on professionalism held by medical students 2 or on the development of professional … lacking on teaching methods and how the process of medicaleducation moulds professional identity through the …
… I n Australia, the mismatch between university-based medicaleducation and preparation for the practicalities of lifelong … or general practice. Internship was when wild-horse medical graduates’ spirits were broken and discipline was …
Erica Y Tong, Melanie Kowalski, Gary S Yip and Michael J Dooley
… > 90 mL/min/1.73 m 2 ; baseline, 40 mL/min/1.73 m 2 ). His medical history included chronic kidney disease, type … at 4 mg daily. As a consequence of this case, an education process was instigated by the Pharmacy Department … management of warfarinisation by the fragmented nature of medical care have previously been described. 1 In relation …
Pam M Mamers, Anna L Lavelle, Amanda J Evans, Sandra M Bell, Jen R Rusden and David L Healy
… Women's satisfaction with medical abortion with RU486 Pam M Mamers, Anna L Lavelle, … and prostaglandin analogues has been used for medical abortion in several European centres. We surveyed 41 … of the publisher. For permission, contact the Australasian Medical Publishing Company Journalists are welcome to write …
… may suggest it is time to ask some hard questions of our medical school selection policies. Is the requirement for … more passionate debate than the admission policies of our medical schools and their ever-changing educational philosophies and course content. When it comes …
… A ustralian medical schools produce fewer doctors than are needed to … for bridging this gap has been to import international medical graduates (IMGs). However, the strategy has shifted … , 5 For the first time in the history of Australian medicaleducation, some medical graduates are likely to have no …
Helena J Teede, Karen Best, Frank H Bloomfield, Alan Cass, Paul Cohen, Sue Crengle, Tiffany Harris‐Brown, Stephen Jan, David W Johnson, Samantha Keogh, Anne McKenzie, Philippa Middleton, Sandra Peake, Hashim Periyalil, Paul A Scuffham, Angela Scheppokat, Greg R Sharplin and Steve Webb
… These steps align with the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences report 8 emphasising the importance of … also highlights the important role of National Health and Medical Research Council accredited research translation … (RTCs) in implementation. The RTCs encompass most research, education and hospital services nationally and are well …
Denese Playford, Hanh Ngo, Surabhi Gupta and Ian B Puddey
… background, rural interest, and rural exposure during medical training have each been associated with increased likelihood of medical students entering rural practice after graduation. … or urban origin, who apply for RCS training because of its educational benefit (hands-on experience, close longitudinal …