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Registered Nurse Hunter New England Local Health District - Newcastle. Maitland And Hunter 18-01-2019
This is your chance to join an Emergency team highly capable of meeting the needs of rural nursing.
Clinical Nurse Chemo@home - 17-01-2019
Adelaide and Perth Oncology Nurses.Permanent and Casual positions available now!chemo@home is an ind
General Practitioners - Gidgee Healing - Lower Gulf Region QLD Employment Office - 16-01-2019
Full-time, part-time, locum & FIFO options for VR General Practitioners across Lower Gulf QLD - work
Registered Nurse Anglicare SQ - Hervey Bay And Fraser Coast 16-01-2019
Support the wellbeing of our aged care residents with coordination and clinical evaluations and comp

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Embracing a dialogue about cost in physiotherapy education 18-01-2019

Physiotherapy education cannot occur without resources. A pragmatic approach to education design is required, with explicit consideration for the cost of our teaching and learning practices. In this editorial, we explore the concept of cost-conscious

Red meat is bad both for people and our planet 17-01-2019

Meat is bad both for the health of people who eat too much of it and for the planet, a report says. Aussies are the world's number one consumers of meat, but scientists warn our love affair with beef is killing us, and the planet. An intern

Embracing a dialogue about cost in physiotherapy education 18-01-2019
Physiotherapy education cannot occur without resources. A pragmatic approach to education design is required, with explicit consideration for the cost of our teaching and learning practices. In this editorial, we explore the concept of cost-conscious
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Red meat is bad both for people and our planet 17-01-2019
Meat is bad both for the health of people who eat too much of it and for the planet, a report says. Aussies are the world's number one consumers of meat, but scientists warn our love affair with beef is killing us, and the planet. An intern
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The availability of public defibrillators is helping save lives of heart attack victims 17-01-2019
The availability of public defibrillators is helping save the lives of increasing numbers of heart attack victims in Victoria, new data shows. Victoria's paramedics were called to more than 6000 heart attacks during 2017/18. The 6434 out-of
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Current system continues to fail the people it's designed to protect 17-01-2019
Dementia Australia is very concerned to learn of further reported instances of the misuse of anti-psychotics and restraints in residential aged care as shown by the ABC 7.30 program. Dementia Australia CEO Maree McCabe said the story highlights, i
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Keeping healthcare professionals safe while working in the community 17-01-2019
The MePACS 24/7 personal alarm has made huge advances in saving and improving the lives of everyday Australians over the last 25 years. Now Australian healthcare workers in the community can be added to the list of people who are benefitting from MeP
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Study uncovers community misconceptions about what causes childhood cancer 17-01-2019
A new study by UNSW medical researchers sheds light on an understudied area – community beliefs into what causes childhood cancer. Most members of the community who have not been affected by childhood cancer mistakenly believe that childhood
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So what's wrong with textured implants? And Why is Allergan withdrawing them? 17-01-2019
So what’s wrong with textured implants? And Why is Allergan withdrawing them? Dr Ross Farhadieh, leading plastic surgeon, explains... First a little lesson in history. Breast augmentation is the most popular aesthetic s
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Sitting for a long period of time may be bad for your bones 17-01-2019
Australian researchers are working with an international team to understand the relationship between sitting for long periods and bone health. Sitting for long periods may be bad for your bones, with Australian researchers contributing to a global
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Two unvaccinated children with measles have flown into Sydney from Sri Lanka 16-01-2019
A second measles warning has been issued for Sydneysiders who may have come into contact with two infected children on a flight into the city. Two unvaccinated children with measles have flown into Sydney from Sri Lanka prompting a health warning
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Older Australians are drinking at risky levels as the Baby Boomer generation ages 16-01-2019
Scientists have uncovered what they believe is a worrying new trend of more older Aussies drinking alcohol at "problematic levels". Not only is there an increase in the number of older drinkers in the past year, but more are also drinkin
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