John J Atherton, Andrew Sindone, Carmine G De Pasquale, Andrea Driscoll, Peter S MacDonald, Ingrid Hopper, Peter Kistler, Tom G Briffa, James Wong, Walter P Abhayaratna, Liza Thomas, Ralph Audehm, Phillip J Newton, Joan O'Loughlin, Cia Connell and Maree Branagan
… discharged after hospitalisation for HF. Patient and carer education, including self-management, should commence soon … an LVEF ≤ 35% and a QRS duration ≥ 150 ms despite optimal medical therapy, to decrease mortality, decrease … LVEF ≤ 35% and a QRS duration of 130–149 ms despite optimal medical therapy, to decrease mortality, decrease …
Timothy R Holmes, Jenny L Hepschke, Ian Jacobson and Anthony Maloof
… due to residual necrosis (Figure 3 - available in PDF ). Medical management included withholding immunosuppressive … an initiative of the European Confederation of Medical Mycology in cooperation with the Mycoses Study Group Education and Research Consortium. Lancet Infect Dis . …
… and colleagues highlights aspects of the Australian Medical Association’s (AMA’s) 2010 Specialist Trainees … no long-term investment in their trainees. United States educationalists have recently questioned the system of rapid …
… a Practitioner Fellowship from the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC). Professor Peleg’s NHMRC … has been elected to the Fellowship of the Academy of Medical Sciences in the UK. The Academy of Medical Sciences … contribution to the Sydney Partnership for Health, Education, Research and Enterprise (SPHERE), and his …
… on southeast Queensland’s Darling Downs, Dr Cox is a medical officer with the Rural Women’s General Practice … at the Mary Street practice. Scottish-born Dr Cox was a medical student at the University of Edinburgh when she … in rural and remote areas as a general practitioner, to education, and to professional medical organisations”. “I’m …
… House in Canberra on 5 March 2015, with parliamentarians, medical and health leaders and community representatives … not exist within a vacuum. It is intricately connected to education, employment, housing, and more. Cultural factors … how we experience the great benefits of modern medical science has become disconnected from cultural, …
… to the core the optimal, ethical and patient-centred medical care that medical professionals strive to provide. 2 To disbelieve the … that draws on psychology, engineering, computing science, education, ergonomics and anthropology to improve patient …
Anthea R Hickey, Philip M Boyce, David Ellwood and Allen D Morris-Yates
… 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/>". … (43.3%) were primiparous. The average period of formal education was 11.4 years (SD, 1.9; range, 9-15). Twenty-six …
Georgina Ann Phillips, David S Brophy, Tracey J Weiland, Antony J Chenhall and Andrew W Dent
… as psychiatric illness, drug and alcohol use, and chronic medical conditions. 4 - 6 As frequent, chaotic and episodic … ED attendances have met with varying results. Neither education of patients 12 nor management care plans 13 have … another agency (eg, psychiatric CM); patients with chronic medical conditions receiving full medical support and other …
Dev AS Kevat, Danielle CA Panaccio, Sam C Pang, Jessica M Dean, Caitlin C Farmer and Patrick D Mahar
… under Australian law? A multipronged strategy of education, and financial and social incentives has … may direct a person, or class of persons, to undergo medical treatment or be vaccinated. 2 Public health … no longer rendering services. 6 Exemptions to vaccination Medical reasons Valid medical exemptions to childhood …
Robert D Goldney, Richard Ruffin, David H Wilson and Laura J Fisher
… such as patients with chronic illnesses in the American Medical Outcomes Study, 8 or military personnel. 10 While … sex, marital status, area of residence, country of birth, educational qualifications and income). Depression was … 32 Serious deficiencies in making decisions to seek medical help or call an ambulance have been reported in …
Emma Black, Raimondo Bruno, Kristie Mammen, Llewellyn Mills, Krista J Siefried, Rachel M Deacon, Anthony Shakeshaft, Adrian J Dunlop, Nadine Ezard, Mark Montebello, Steven Childs, David Reid, Jennifer Holmes and Nicholas Lintzeris
… (ATOP) has been an integrated component of the electronic medical records of government drug and alcohol services in … drug of concern. Methods We analysed electronic patient medical records data for people who attended public health … programs, such as needle/syringe exchange and peer education, may not effectively reach this group. Further, …
Christopher M Harrison, Helena C Britt and Janice Charles
… imaging, pathology and clinical treatments (such as advice, education and counselling) per 100 encounters. However, … problems or encounters. We know from the Australian medical labour force survey 10 that male GPs work longer … seen that male and female GPs managed different types of medical conditions. The proportion of female GPs increased …
… How to be good It’s been a bad year for the public image of medical researchers, with several high profile international … realised in Australia that we need to rapidly expand the medical workforce to meet future demand. There are now five … start the ball rolling by identifying some of this group’s educational needs. Eternal vigilance In Australia’s …
… 4 and user‐centred design 13 can be used to co‐design education and training programs that build workforce … framework for strategic reform over the next decade. The medical profession 21 and consumer bodies 22 collectively …
… and includes the current National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) grades of recommendations … 24–36 hours) is recommended for most patients once a medical assessment has been made and the patient’s condition … inpatient intervention program, involving patient education and provision of a list of questions for the …
Nigel P Stocks, Heather McElroy, Philip Ryan and James Allan
… Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islanders, and relatively low educational attainment. The scores are based on questions … prescriptions (94.6%) were written by GPs rather than Other Medical Providers. Because of missing data, 2.7% of scripts … it appears to be evidence of the inverse care law — that medical care varies inversely with need. 10 Although our …
… of a procedure classification based on the Commonwealth Medical Benefits Schedule, which can be used in both the … and surgery). The foundation of clinical practice is education and research. In its evolution, casemix has … need to be involved in this process. Ralph M Hanson Education Advisor to the Australian Casemix Clinical …