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 . …
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 …
… 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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
… 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 …
… 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 …
… 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 …
Lisa Crossland, Tina Janamian, Mary Sheehan, Victor Siskind, Julie Hepworth and Claire L Jackson
… grade level indicates a reading age based on the US education reading assessment system. The Gunning–Fog Index … also provided low ratings (1–3) for the element relating to education and training. This was due to confusion about how … approach to care, as drawn from the patient-centred medical approach. 9 , 10 Leadership Definition taken from …
… the current processes and guidelines for conducting ethical medical research in Australia are not without their critics. … research governance and the need for research induction and education are covered in the draft revised guidelines, which are now open for comment. Much of the funding for medical research in Australia comes from the National Health …
… authors of a research letter published online today by the Medical Journal of Australia . Ten years after the only … for not [using contraception], and to determine where education would be most helpful. Clinicians and services …
… active in general practice undergraduate and postgraduate education and research for many years, and has been … Primary Care Reform, one funded by the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC), exploring new models of …
… Service (ARCBS), leading a team on transfusion policy and education. In the course of doing his other job – paediatric … of haematology”. “A couple of centuries ago when I was a medical student I became interested in haematology,” he …