… die unnecessarily from the disease”, Dr Gilles van Cutsem, Medical Director for MSF in South Africa and Lesotho, said. … levels. “The See what we see films reveal what MSF medical staff witness and also highlight proven strategies … effort between the Centre for Palliative Care Research and Education, which developed the content, and the Australian …
Malcolm I McDonald, Norma Benger, Alex Brown, Bart J Currie and Jonathan R Carapetis
… household members as they were raised, and people requiring medical treatment were transported back to the health … were conducted each month. In addition, when there was a medical emergency, researchers often found that they had to … rheumatic fever and, with several colleagues, we developed educational booklets for patients and families plus an …
… He was also Deputy Chair of the National Health and Medical Research Council (Health Advisory Committee). Chris … Cochrane Collaboration. Donations to the "Monash University Medical Foundation — Chris Silagy Fund" can be forwarded to … of Health Services Research, Locked Bag 29, Monash Medical Centre, Clayton, VIC, 3168.] *Self-written obituary. …
Parker J Magin, Amanda Tapley, Simon Morgan, Kim Henderson, Elizabeth G Holliday, Andrew R Davey, Jean Ball, Nigel F Catzikiris, Katie J Mulquiney and Mieke L van Driel
… in general practice. 2 , 10 Compared with other areas of medical practice, the prevalence of definable disease is … on their individual results are integral to the registrar education program, and registrars may also consent to their … age, sex, full-time or part-time status, country of primary medical training (Australia v other). patient variables: …
… technology for managing clinical patient information and medical information. However, computers and the Internet are … the Internet has led to a change in work processes in the medical environment. Theoretically, the increased … of risk management plan. Step 7: Provide training and education Skills acquisition, support and education are key …
… interventions, poor undergraduate and postgraduate education about opioid prescribing, aggressive marketing and … or authorising a dose increase without a formal medical review may reduce the risk of inappropriate dose … medications includes any behaviour that suggests non-medical use of a drug or evidence of addiction, such as …
Louise M Nash, Merrilyn M Walton, Michele G Daly, Patrick J Kelly, Garry Walter, Elizabeth H van Ekert, Simon M Willcock and Christopher C Tennant
… and a sample of GP non-proceduralists insured with the medical insurance company UNITED (that company subsequently … damages; a complaint to a health care complaints body; a medical registration board inquiry; a disciplinary hearing; … actually do was not investigated by this study. Appropriate education for doctors would include knowledge of the …
… to the science-based discipline of today. Empowered by Medical Superintendent John Forbes’s view that clinical … of pipe smoke, Ron had a profound impact on a generation of medical students and was a marvellous mentor of young …
… that disorders of children in particular are being “medicalised”. There are risks for children that the use of … components; and increasing recognition of the coordinated educational and family support needs for children with this … disorders. An approach supported by specialist Australian medical colleges that has been suggested for opioid …
… at Mt Druitt, in Sydney’s west. Dr Lim did his 6-year medical degree in the United States, then his internship and … was about deciding what to do in medicine. “To be honest, a medical course doesn’t give you any good idea what it’s like … Australia; it’s high on the low socio-economic index; lower educational levels and health literacy; poorer health …
… that it has become so rare in most of Australia that many medical practitioners will never see a case. This is a … during the 1930s, more than 50% of paediatric hospital medical beds were occupied by children with acute rheumatic … in Aboriginal communities -- directed at both health and education staff and at people with rheumatic fever and …
… central western Queensland, where his father was the Medical Superintendent. He was educated at Ipswich Grammar … and representing the school in tennis. Stuart began his medical studies at the University of Sydney in 1931, but in … of war service as a Captain in the Royal Australian Army Medical Corps). In 1975, he moved to the Sunshine Coast, …
… of an ACS should seek help promptly and activate emergency medical services. The most important initial need is access … and intravenous morphine as required. As a minimum, medical facilities receiving patients should be given … decision making by appropriate local clinicians); education; and quality monitoring, such as time to specific …
… people, according to Dr Rosalie Schultz, writing in the Medical Journal of Australia . Dr Schultz is a stakeholder … the NT Department of Health investigation]. “Employment and educational opportunities associated with the Ranger mine … sociological and political environments, which a biomedically focused investigation may overlook.” While …
Gustavo Duque, Jacqueline J Close, Julien P de Jager, Peter R Ebeling, Charles Inderjeeth, Stephen Lord, Andrew J McLachlan, Ian R Reid, Bruce R Troen and Philip N Sambrook
… in RACFs, graded according to its National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) level of evidence and … but are unsupervised for substantial periods. 10 For their medical care, residents in hostels can, because of their … in nursing home residents showed that audit feedback and education interventions are ineffective in improving …
… for his Masters degree, when he was accepted into the medical faculty in 1960. His Masters thesis on myxomatosis … Frank won the Ryan Prize for surgery in his final year as a medical student. He did his residency at St Vincent’s …
… mission of excellence in clinical service, research and education, endeavouring to ensure that the latest advances … shows that we could do much better in meeting their medical and psychosocial needs. Hill and colleagues outline … children’s wards were found to have relevant postgraduate education in child and adolescent nursing (→ eMJA: Consensus …
Sarah L Larkins, R Priscilla Page, Kathryn S Panaretto, Robert Scott, Melvina R Mitchell, Valerie Alberts, P Craig Veitch and Suzanne McGinty
… society that is often hostile, 13 facing socioeconomic and educational disadvantage while working through tasks … the James Cook University Human Research Ethics Committee, Education Queensland, and the Townsville Aboriginal and … by a group of young Indigenous people within an Aboriginal medical service, ensuring that it was relevant to young …