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Mental Health Nurses | Australia | Interviews NOW! Geneva Healthcare - 18-08-2017
A brand new secure facility means loads of mental health nurse jobs in Australia right now! Don't m
Registered Nurse Tasmanian Health Service - Central & South East 17-08-2017
If you are looking for a rewarding job with an excellent work-life balance in a beautiful part of th
Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi | Registered/Staff Nurse, Critical Care | Abu Dhabi Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi - 16-08-2017
Are you ready for your next big adventure in Abu Dhabi?If you are, pack your bags, Cleveland Clinic
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Children on IV antibiotics can leave hospital sooner 17-08-2017

Experts have found that some children with severe infections requiring intravenous (through the vein) (IV) antibiotics, can safely have these at home instead of in hospital. This will help children to leave hospital earlier, which is better for the k

Having a positive attitude improves illness outcomes 17-08-2017

An Australian study has found having a positive attitude can improve the management and outcomes of a chronic illness. Having a positive attitude can improve outcomes for those living with chronic illness, a research review has found. Researche

Children on IV antibiotics can leave hospital sooner 17-08-2017
Experts have found that some children with severe infections requiring intravenous (through the vein) (IV) antibiotics, can safely have these at home instead of in hospital. This will help children to leave hospital earlier, which is better for the k
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Having a positive attitude improves illness outcomes 17-08-2017
An Australian study has found having a positive attitude can improve the management and outcomes of a chronic illness. Having a positive attitude can improve outcomes for those living with chronic illness, a research review has found. Researche
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Researchers made a breakthrough for peanut allergy in children 17-08-2017
A small clinical trial of a new immunotherapy treatment has seen more than two-thirds of children with a peanut allergy cured. Australian researchers have made a breakthrough in the treatment of deadly peanut allergies in children. A small clin
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A nation of couch potatoes storing up trouble 17-08-2017
Up to 3.6 million Australians are not doing any exercise at all and over half say they mostly sit on a typical work day, according to new research from the Heart Foundation. Alarmingly, couch potatoes are starting young, with almost one in five pa
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USC research into baby sleep routines to save lives 17-08-2017
A USC research team is conducting one of the largest studies ever into sudden and unexpected infant deaths in Queensland. The researchers are sending surveys across the state to families with babies born during April and May this year asking how t
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Perth clinical research company at forefront of electronic data capture to improve health of Austral 17-08-2017
A Perth research company which is using cloud based technology to record data on their patients and participants involved in ground-breaking clinical trials, say the immediacy of results will accelerate the development of potentially life changing th
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Solutions emerge for problem of Too Much Medicine 17-08-2017
Researchers at Bond University have today published a landmark article in one of the world’s leading medical journals, The BMJ, canvassing solutions to the vexing problem of overtreatment and overdiagnosis. The article is published at the sa
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Augmented reality brings anatomy and human movement to life 17-08-2017
Physiotherapy students could soon be going underneath the skin to see the movement of joints and muscles thanks to the power of augmented reality. A collaboration between the University of Melbourne and Microsoft is trialling augmented reality to
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Emergency department doctors are being bullied and harassed 16-08-2017
The Australasian College for Emergency Medicine will immediately move to address the findings of a recent member survey that found one third are bullied. Emergency department doctors are being exposed to "distressingly" high levels of bu
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New brain discovery could lead to PTSD therapy 16-08-2017
Queensland scientists have discovered that new brain cells are produced in the amygdala, a region of the brain important for processing emotional memories. Australian scientists have made an "exciting" discovery about the human brain tha
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