Jeanette E Ward, Anne-Maree Hughes and Lorraine Winchester
… of the publisher. For permission, contact the Australasian Medical Publishing Company Journalists are welcome to write … source as "an article published on the Internet by The Medical Journal of Australia <http://www.mja.com.au/>". … Horner identified a pressing need for research to support educational programs for men, focusing on "strategies to …
Jeffrey Braithwaite, Clare A Skinner and Mei Ling Döéry
… as, “What is collectively meant by health?” Most in the medical community are busy treating breakdowns in individual … without solving problems of fragmentation and by setting medical roles “above” nursing roles; failure to acquire and … policy; fostering a culture of innovation and leadership Education providers Settling for learning by rote and trial …
… radiation oncologists prior to surgery. Published in the Medical Journal of Australia , the study analysed data from … in Australia to help overcome this problem. “We need education programs to ensure that patients, their partners …
… conditioners, it seems a long way from modern specialised medical centres. Inside, however, activity thrives in the … down at the shop, hanging around the playground. From a medical perspective, three words seemed to describe our … training. A recent independent inquiry into Aboriginal education reported that only 4% of Aboriginal students in …
… forget that our main goal is improving our patients’ health Medical research , like football, can be played many … A flick through the research papers published in the Medical Journal of Australia between 1997 and 2001 will … focused predominantly on service organisation and supply, education, training and research methods. 6 While these are …
David J Davies, Debra J Graves, Anthony J Landgren, Chris H Lawrence, Jill Lipsett, Duncan P MacGregor and Martin D Sage, The Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia Autopsy Working Party
… in Australia 1 and overseas 2 - 4 has concerned many in the medical community and in the wider healthcare system. … reasserted the value and relevance of autopsies to modern medical practice, outlined the essentials of good practice, … in some cases under the terms of the NHMRC statement. Education Until recently, autopsies have made a major …
… from Cape Town University in 1957, at a high point in that medical school’s fame. Among his anecdotes he recalls being … from the local Rotary Club and raised funds for the Life Education van. He also served on the NSW Medical Board’s Area of Need Panel from 1999 to 2005, …
… according to the authors of research published today by the Medical Journal of Australia . Stigmatisation, the stress of … results with the blood self-test. “After adjusting for age, education level, and ethnic background, characteristics …
Mariya F Hamid, Amy Hayden, Tania Moujaber, Sandra Turner, Howard Gurney, Mathis Grossmann and Peter Wong
… populations, such as NSW and the ACT. Radiation and medical oncologist, urologist, and general practitioner … be facilitated by clinical pathways including the patients, medical and radiation oncologists, urologists, general … prompts for treating health care professionals and targeted education for the patient. The document included a “healthy …
… he was involved in the pharmacology teaching program for medical students. He obtained a Diploma in Ophthalmology in … in 1962, Joffre worked at Hornsby District Hospital and the Medical Eye Service of New South Wales, specialising in … of the Research Establishment of Engineering; Biology and Medical Sciences in Sydney. In 1989, he was made a member of …
… of dying and death from the point of view of one whose medical career has been largely devoted to the care of … end-of-life care, “a good death” and the need for better education of health care providers and the general …
… are continually upskilled through evidence-based education in the use of medicines for diabetes. Similarly, … care guidelines developed by the National Health and Medical Research Council include clinical practice points to … aid self-care adherence; consider e-health initiatives (eg, medical appointment reminders) Intensively target and manage …
Dylan D Barth, Gelsa Cinanni, Jonathan R Carapetis, Rosemary Wyber, Louise Causer, Caroline Watts, Belinda Hengel, Susan Matthews, Anna P Ralph, Janessa Pickering, Jeffrey W Cannon, Lorraine Anderson, Vicki Wade, Rebecca J Guy and Asha C Bowen
… (TGA) is required together with an application to the Medical Services Advisory Committee (MSAC). 31 The … STIs. 13 , 18 , 24 , 32 Co‐designed, culturally appropriate educational and promotional resources informed by people … to sustain POCT in rural and remote regions. Next steps The Medical Research Future Fund recently awarded a $10 million …
… Corners of Cardiology Meeting, Melbourne, VIC 6 National Education Symposium on Blistering Diseases, Sydney, NSW … Trials in Intensive Care, Noosa, QLD 11 5th International Medical Symposium: Future Challenges for the Medical Profession, Sydney, NSW 11-12 Urogynaecological …
Adrian J Cameron, David W Dunstan, Neville Owen, Paul Z Zimmet, Elizabeth L M Barr, Andrew M Tonkin, Dianna J Magliano, Shirley G Murray, Timothy A Welborn and Jonathan E Shaw
… over the previous week, smoking status and the level of education achieved were assessed with a questionnaire … telephone. Fourteen of those interviewed did not consent to medical record adjudication or had incomplete myocardial … infarction was ascertained by physician adjudication of medical records according to WHO MONICA (Multinational …
… social and economic disadvantage in areas such as housing, education and employment. Finally, and ironically, many of … and logistical challenges in these areas such as medical evacuation, community wide screening, limited … people in the Top End of Australia's Northern Territory. Medical Journal of Australia. 2010 May;192(10):617-22. Kelly …
… of their life received “invasive and potentially harmful medical treatments”. The analysis of 38 studies over 2 … found that the practice of doctors initiating excessive medical or surgical treatment on elderly patients in the … death rose with increasing survey scores. Women without an education beyond high school were disproportionately …
Stephanie L Harrison, Janet K Sluggett, Catherine Lang, Craig Whitehead, Maria Crotty, Megan Corlis, Steven L Wesselingh and Maria C Inacio
… Understanding such changes is important for directing educational resources and quality improvement interventions … person‐centred interventions, including adequate support, education and training of care staff, improve psychotropic … services to the needs of individual RACFs and can include education and audit and feedback about psychotropic drug …