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Registered Nurse South Coast Radiology - 01-03-2021
Registered Nurse - Leading Radiology provider in Private Hospital & Comprehensive practices, Monthly
Locum Occupational Therapist - Hospital based Sugarman Group - 01-03-2021
An excellent locum OT role with a mixed focus of acute and inpatient rehab in the beautiful Morningt
Locum Occupational Therapist - Hospital based Sugarman Group - 01-03-2021
A fantastic Grade 1 or 2 OT opportunity available in the Mornington Peninsula. Based on an Inpatient
Locum Occupational Therapist - Hospital based Sugarman Group - 01-03-2021
A fantastic locum Grade 1 or 2 OT opportunity on Sydney's Northern Beaches at a modern Private Hospi

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New tool for assisting people with a disability choose the support they need 01-03-2021

Victoria takes another step forward in assisting people with disability find the allied health services they need, while also providing resources to upskill allied health professionals with the launch of My Allied Health Space. Funded by the Victo

Disadvantage and adversity behind Queensland's high sudden infant death rate 01-03-2021

Queensland’s first large-scale study of all sudden infant deaths to date has identified key factors contributing to the state’s persistently high annual death rate of babies. PhD student Rebecca Shipstone conducted an extensive investi

New tool for assisting people with a disability choose the support they need 01-03-2021
Victoria takes another step forward in assisting people with disability find the allied health services they need, while also providing resources to upskill allied health professionals with the launch of My Allied Health Space. Funded by the Victo
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Disadvantage and adversity behind Queensland's high sudden infant death rate 01-03-2021
Queensland’s first large-scale study of all sudden infant deaths to date has identified key factors contributing to the state’s persistently high annual death rate of babies. PhD student Rebecca Shipstone conducted an extensive investi
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Asthma may heighten flu risk and cause dangerous mutations 01-03-2021
A subtype of asthma in adults may cause higher susceptibility to influenza and could result in dangerous flu mutations. University of Queensland-led animal studies have found that paucigranulocytic asthma (PGA) – a non-allergic form of the c
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Challenge to regular anorexia nervosa therapies 01-03-2021
Experts are calling for more work to find better targeted treatments for anorexia nervosa, a global problem underpinning the highest mortality of any psychological condition. A new paper in The Lancet Psychiatry shows a lack of strong evidence to
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Cancer undiagnosed in Vic amid pandemic 01-03-2021
Thousands of Victorians have missed cancer diagnoses amid the coronavirus pandemic, with experts concerned the state will see a future "cancer spike". Data published by the Cancer Council Victoria in the Medical Journal of Australia on Mond
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Experts doubt October vaccination target 01-03-2021
Medical experts believe the federal government's coronavirus vaccination target will be hard to achieve unless jab rates are dramatically ramped up. The Morrison government has set October as the goal for everyone who wants to receive a vaccin
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QLD to have euthanasia system by May 2021 26-02-2021
Queenslanders living with chronic pain or terminal illness will be legally able to die at a time of their choosing from May 2021 after the state completed a review of legalising euthanasia.  Attorney-General Shannon Fentiman tabled the Queensla
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Restrictions to ease in NSW: the full list 26-02-2021
COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS TO EASE IN NSW FROM FRIDAY FEBRUARY 26:   *50 visitors allowed in the home, up from 30 *30 people allowed to dance at weddings at any one time  *50 people in gym classes, up from 30 *30 people involved in indoo
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SA looks to lead on vaccine take-up rate 26-02-2021
South Australia is aiming to have the highest COVID-19 vaccination rate in the country as the rollout continues for frontline workers and those most vulnerable.  SA began to administer the Pfizer vaccine on Monday with 150 people receiving the
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SA premier defends his early vaccine shot 26-02-2021
South Australian Premier Steven Marshall has defended his decision to be among the first in SA to get the COVID-19 vaccine, describing it as a show of confidence in its safety.  Mr Marshall was administered the Pfizer vaccine on Monday, along w
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