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Floor Coordinator – Perioperative Services Mercy Health - Northern Suburbs 23-10-2018
Join Mercy Hospital for Womens Perioperative Services in a key leadership role. We are a small, dyna
Clinic Manager (BRAMS) Employment Office - 23-10-2018
Busy operational leadership role for a Registered Nurse running day-to-day services of a remote heal
Quality Improvements Coordinator (BRAMS) Employment Office - 23-10-2018
Bring your commitment to quality to this rewarding role in remote health! Progressive & highly succe
General Practitioners Employment Office - 22-10-2018
Full-time, part-time, locum & FIFO options for VR General Practitioners across Lower Gulf QLD - work

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Featured Articles

The emergence of dementia-friendly holidays 23-10-2018

A future where those affected by dementia will be accepted, understood and supported to engage in their passions, including a love of travel, is becoming a reality with initiatives underway to create dementia-friendly communities, transport and trave

Babies who cries a lot are at greater risk of mental health problems 23-10-2018

Infants who cry a lot, throw too many tantrums while experiencing feeding and sleep issues are at greater risk of mental health problems, a study has found. Extremely unsettled babies with a combination of sleeping and feeding problems are at a gr

The emergence of dementia-friendly holidays 23-10-2018
A future where those affected by dementia will be accepted, understood and supported to engage in their passions, including a love of travel, is becoming a reality with initiatives underway to create dementia-friendly communities, transport and trave
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Babies who cries a lot are at greater risk of mental health problems 23-10-2018
Infants who cry a lot, throw too many tantrums while experiencing feeding and sleep issues are at greater risk of mental health problems, a study has found. Extremely unsettled babies with a combination of sleeping and feeding problems are at a gr
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Study shows hospital deaths of injured elderly Victorians in aged care are largely due to falls 22-10-2018
Hospital deaths of injured elderly Victorians in aged care are mostly due to falls, according to a study. Falls accounted for more than 80 per cent of hospital deaths following an injury-related admission, according to a report by Monash Universit
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Victoria's opposition promises to make the contraceptive pill available over the counter 22-10-2018
The contraceptive pill will be available over the counter in Victoria if the coalition wins the November state election. Victoria's opposition promises to make the contraceptive pill available over the counter if it wins the November state ele
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New research has found a strong link between 'good' cholesterol and brain health in old age 22-10-2018
Good cholesterol could be the key to long term brain health and the prevention of dementia in women, new research has revealed. The findings come as two thirds of people living with dementia are women and confirmation from the Australian Bureau of
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New report shows that osteoporosis is being under-diagnosed in Australia 18-10-2018
A new report has revealed osteoporosis is being under-diagnosed in Australia and it is costing taxpayers. Bone health has been put on the map following a new report into preventing and diagnosing osteoporosis. Former Australian cricket captain
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Opioid crisis set to soar under Government's private health insurance (PHI) changes 18-10-2018
The new Private Health Insurance (PHI) policy changes have reignited concerns over Australia’s opioid epidemic, with Australians denied access to life-changing pain management treatments unless they hold the top-tier Gold policy. A
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Professor's electrifying journey through the gut 18-10-2018
Imagine watching the inside of a stomach at work: the gut walls breaking down food, transporting and mixing it in the small intestine and compacting and sorting the waste in the colon. For the last 15 years bioengineer Professor Leo Cheng has been
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New scholarships to train the next generation of Indigenous psychologists 18-10-2018
Curtin graduate and Western Australia’s Australian of the Year for 2018 Dr Tracy Westerman, in collaboration with Curtin University, has launched a unique scholarship program for Indigenous students to study psychology. The Tracy Westerman A
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Diabetes a major health issue in the bush 18-10-2018
The National Rural Health Alliance has highlighted the startling figures from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) report Diabetes Indicators for the Australian National Diabetes Strategy 2016-2020. The report shows that people in
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