Luke E Grzeskowiak, Vivienne Moore, Kelly Hall, Jenni Ilomäki, Danielle Schoenaker, Elizabeth Lovegrove, Danielle Mazza, Kirsten I Black, Debra S Kennedy, Michael J Davies and Alice Rumbold
… other specialists, including dermatologists, accompanied by education of women prescribed category X medications. …
… who first described, produced or performed it. In the medical world, eponyms have traditionally been a means of … acknowledged, that these terms are well recognised in the medical community, and that eponyms possess educational value as a memory device for the learning and …
… A ustralia’s postgraduate medical training system is preparing for an era of major … growth follows almost two decades of relatively stable medical student numbers. The change was primarily designed … major changes to the delivery of postgraduate medicaleducation. 4 Although often dubbed a “tsunami”, the increase …
Richard H Riley, Amanda M Grauze, Neil H Trewhella, Claire Chinnery and Ross A Horley
… Medicaleducation is undergoing significant change, with curriculum … support. Governments, universities and professional medical, nursing and paramedical colleges and societies are … Skills and Medical Simulation, at the Clinical Training and Education Centre (CTEC), University of Western Australia. …
… Sydney, to provide university-based programs for medical specialists. The school will be based at a new … construction of which is about to start (see Box ). The education programs, at specialist and subspecialist levels, will be for medical practitioners who wish to acquire a documented set …
Matthew J Verheyden, Vicki Howard and Monisha Gupta
… to the malnourished state, including underlying medical conditions and psychosocial factors. Box 1 – … and extremities, which had been worsening over 12 months … Medicaleducation … Lessons from practice … Phrynoderma: an …
Jennifer M Weller, Debra Nestel, Stuart D Marshall, Peter M Brooks and Jennifer J Conn
… the print issue can be downloaded here . Simulation-based education (SBE) is a rapidly developing discipline that can … the evidence for its effectiveness and its future role in medicaleducation. Factors driving simulation-based … Clinical placements Changes in health care delivery and medicaleducation in Australia have presented medical …
Julie K Ash, Lucie K Walters, David J Prideaux and Ian G Wilson
… O ne of the enduring strengths of medicaleducation is that a considerable proportion of the training … in the context of strong reciprocal relationships with medical schools. Recently, the teaching hospital model in …
Rosalie A Boyce, Monica C Moran, Lisa M Nissen, Helen J Chenery and Peter M Brooks
… have been exposed to the principles of interprofessional education (IPE) and practice. 7 - 9 Universities face … communication and patient care. A recent Best Evidence MedicalEducation systematic review reported that IPE … workers. It has definitely changed the way I practise. ( Medical HCTC student ) Right from the start of the …
… in Australia and New Zealand, most explicitly in basic medicaleducation 1 and dental education programs. 2 Indigenous … were searched between March and October 2011: Australasian Medical Index, ATSIhealth (Aboriginal and Torres Strait …
Jennifer J Conn, Fiona R Lake, Geoffrey J McColl, Justin L C Bilszta and Robyn Woodward-Kron
… C linical education provides medical students with the opportunity to … symptom diarrhoea ( Box 2 ). In one study, training junior medical students to use semantic qualifiers led to better …
Jaquelyne T Hughes (Wagadagam), Karla J Canuto (Kulkalgal) and Phillip J Mills OAM (Kulkalgal)
… The Zenadh Health Science Research and Education Council (the Council) will be formalised as a … of Mabuyag Island and has leadership and experience of biomedical evidence‐based sciences. The Council's vision was … this positioning, we celebrate this special issue of the Medical Journal of Australia , which is a collaboration with …
… optimising outcomes for those at greatest risk of specific medical conditions. The researchers who manage registers … delivering elements of newborn intensive care. Targeted education, mindful of cultural sensitivities, is required so … have come a long way, but we are not there yet! … Targeted education, mindful of cultural sensitivities, is required to …
Chris Kwan, Anthony Elias, Katherine Todd, Celia Bradford, Joshua Smith, Indira Datta, Jimmy Ng, Katie Kelleway, Jessica Butler, Sarah Webb and Michal Lubomski
… administered botulin antitoxin obtained from the National Medical Stockpile. The implicated milk product was … critical. Botulism antitoxin is available from the National Medical Stockpile. Box 1 – Day 4 results from the nerve … ptosis, diplopia, ataxia and dysarthria … Medicaleducation … Lessons from practice … Botulism: a mimic for …
Julie A Quinlivan, Lawrence T Lam, Siu hong Wan and Rodney W Petersen
… S election of medical students has been a topical subject for many years. … based on academic grades have traditionally been used in medical student selection. However, initiatives by the … ) was designed by the Australian Council for Educational Research with a consortium of graduate-entry …
… begun to find a compromise on federal support for ongoing medicaleducation Amid talk of deficits, disability care and the … significant private benefits at taxpayers’ expense”. The medical profession responded swiftly. More than 4000 …
Ian G Wilson, Christopher Roberts, Eleanor M Flynn and Barbara Griffin
… there has been a significant change in the way Australian medical schools select their students. Where once a school … entry into school-leaver, graduate-entry and mixed-entry medical school programs. The change in selection procedures … of selection Selection strategies broadly consider educational achievement, aptitude for future study and …
… n 1997, the University of Sydney replaced its undergraduate medical course with a new 4-year graduate medical program. An aim of the new program was to equip … officer, these new appointees form a new Office of MedicalEducation; they were all in place by August 2007. A new …
Timothy C Badrick, Ella M Meumann, Kathryn Shirley, Peter Simos, Mertya L May, Gary Quagliotto, Evan C Bursle, Nici Leonard, Rodney J McDougall and Jennifer M Robson
… were noted on clinical examination. He had no significant medical background and was not receiving any … (PCR) targeting ITS1/2 (Institute of Clinical Pathology and Medical Research, Westmead Hospital) confirmed the … enlarging maxillary, gingival ulcerative lesion … Medicaleducation … Lessons from practice … Paracoccidioidomycosis: …