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Occupational Therapist – Level 3 Hunter New England Local Health District - 22-04-2018
• Level 3 Allied Health role • Caseload encompassing in and outpatients • Expand your skills
Registered Nurse and Enrolled Nurse Hunter New England Local Health District - 22-04-2018
Registered Nurse / Enrolled Nurse Manning Base Hospital Enquires: Erin Hunt on + 61 2 6592 9259
Associate Nurse Unit Manager SA Health - Mt Gambier And Limestone Coast 20-04-2018
You will assist the Nurse Unit Manager in the implementation of practice changes within one of South
Registered Nurse Anglicare SQ - Southern Suburbs & Logan 20-04-2018
Coordinate comprehensive assessments and deliver exceptional nursing care to clients in this communi

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Harms and benefits of changing high blood pressure guidelines 20-04-2018

Recent recommendations from the American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association (ACC/AHA) to lower thresholds defining hypertension and treating higher risk patients are sparking debate and could put people at risk, says a new repor

UQ launches Regional Training Hub in Central Queensland 20-04-2018

The first of three University of Queensland Regional Training Hubs supporting junior doctors to undertake specialist training in regional Queensland will be launched on Thursday 19 April. The University’s Central Queensland Regional Training

Harms and benefits of changing high blood pressure guidelines 20-04-2018
Recent recommendations from the American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association (ACC/AHA) to lower thresholds defining hypertension and treating higher risk patients are sparking debate and could put people at risk, says a new repor
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UQ launches Regional Training Hub in Central Queensland 20-04-2018
The first of three University of Queensland Regional Training Hubs supporting junior doctors to undertake specialist training in regional Queensland will be launched on Thursday 19 April. The University’s Central Queensland Regional Training
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Health of Australian mums and their bubs varies depending on where they live 19-04-2018
Infant death rates and the rate of women smoking during pregnancy has declined since 2009, but this trend is not seen in all areas of Australia. A new report shows babies born to mothers living in regional towns are 1.4 times more likely to die th
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Super vaccines now available for free to older Australians 19-04-2018
Health Minister Greg Hunt says two 'ground-breaking' influenza vaccines are now available to older Australians. Two ground-breaking flu vaccines are now available for free to Australians aged 65 and over. Health authorities introduced t
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A new ambulance coordination centre to help with flu response 18-04-2018
The Queensland government says a new ambulance coordination centre at a major Brisbane hospital will help ease pressure on the health system during flu season. A new ambulance coordination centre at Brisbane's Princess Alexandra Hospital will
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More young Australians are being diagnosed with cancer 18-04-2018
A report reveals two to three teens and young adults are diagnosed with cancer every day. An Australian Institute of Health and Welfare report reveals two to three 15 to 24 year-olds are diagnosed with cancer in Australia every day on average, wit
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Study suggests coffee is ok for arrhythmia patients 18-04-2018
Australian research suggests drinking a few cups of coffee everyday is safe for people with abnormal heart rhythms. Drinking coffee and tea every day may actually benefit people with heart troubles. New Australian research has linked caffeine c
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Australian children are being exposed to as many as 1,000 junk food TV ads 17-04-2018
New research confirms Australian children are being bombarded with hundreds of TV ads promoting unhealthy foods. This "conservative" estimate equates to approximately five hours of continuous viewing, according to the research released b
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Gas stoves and damp houses are contributing to the high rates of childhood asthma in Australia 17-04-2018
Experts are calling for greater awareness about the impact gas stoves and damp houses have on the lung health of children. Research published in the Medical Journal of Australia investigated the links between the common indoor exposures and asthma
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A flesh-eating bug is on the rise in regional Victoria 16-04-2018
Medical experts say government funding is urgently needed to address the spread of a flesh-eating ulcer in Victoria. A flesh-eating bug is on the rise in regional Victoria and researchers don't know how it's spreading. Experts are calli
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