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ICU/PICU nurses wanted for Home Care in Balnarring INTENSIVE CARE AT HOME Pty Ltd - Mornington Peninsula And Bass Coast 18-04-2019
ICU/PICU nurses wanted for Home Care in Balnarring VICMinimum of two years ICU/PICU experienceJoin g
Counsellor – Family Violence and Healthy Relationships Grampians Community Health - Horsham And Grampians 17-04-2019
Services provided may include assessment, information and referral, education, individual and group
Speech Pathologist - Horsham RWAV - Horsham And Grampians 16-04-2019
Opportunity for Speech Therapists to join private growing Allied Health Practice working with people
Registered Nurses | Full Time and Part Time roles available Juniper - Albany And Great Southern 15-04-2019
We are keen to employ Registered Nurses who have a genuine desire to ensure our residents live their

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The WA health department has issued a measles alert 19-04-2019

The WA health department has issued a Measles alert issued for WAmeasles alert after someone who travelled to Perth from Thailand was confirmed to have the contagious illness. A measles alert has been issued after a person who travelled to Perth f

Study shows that age is link to bowel cancer treatment 18-04-2019

The age of a bowel cancer patient could determine what type of treatments they then go through. The age of bowel cancer patients could help determine the treatment they are given, a study has found. Bowel cancer has five distinct subtypes that

The WA health department has issued a measles alert 19-04-2019
The WA health department has issued a Measles alert issued for WAmeasles alert after someone who travelled to Perth from Thailand was confirmed to have the contagious illness. A measles alert has been issued after a person who travelled to Perth f
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Study shows that age is link to bowel cancer treatment 18-04-2019
The age of a bowel cancer patient could determine what type of treatments they then go through. The age of bowel cancer patients could help determine the treatment they are given, a study has found. Bowel cancer has five distinct subtypes that
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Qld government's decision allowing pharmacists to dispense pill without prescription was slammed 18-04-2019
Doctors have labelled 'irresponsible' the Palaszczuk government's decision to allow pharmacists to dispense the contraceptive pill without a prescription. Doctors have slammed the Queensland government's decision to allow pharmacis
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Pregnancy and alcohol: education and support vital 18-04-2019
The National Drug Strategy Household Survey revealed that significant numbers of women continue to drink alcohol during pregnancy. In fact, 44.4 per cent of pregnant women said they consumed alcohol during pregnancy, which equates to around 75,000
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Chance to travel and train a tempting prospect for nurses 18-04-2019
Travelling the world may not be top of mind when considering a nursing career, but many nurses are taking the opportunity to explore exotic places while earning continuing professional development (CPD) points and the benefits are numerous. &nbs
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Breakthrough for children with serious epileptic seizures 18-04-2019
Emergency medicine doctors around the world now have a better way to treat severe epileptic seizures in children, thanks to a New Zealand-Australian study. Prolonged epileptic seizures are the most common neurological emergency in children seen by
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New research has found that heavy drinkers consume half of all alcohol 18-04-2019
The heaviest-drinking 10 per cent of Australians are knocking back more than half of all alcohol consumed in the country, new research has found. More than half of all alcohol consumed in Australia is being guzzled by just 10 per cent of drinkers.
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Queenslanders have again been warned about the dangers of measles 17-04-2019
Queenslanders are being urged to ensure they've had two doses of the measles vaccine after 13 confirmed cases in the state already this year. Queenslanders have again been warned about the dangers of measles after a man, who travelled to Vietn
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Ask a deafblind consultant - dedicated service now available nationally 17-04-2019
“Ask a Deafblind Consultant” service was launched by Senses Australia this week, and will ensure people across Australia with deafblindness and their families have access to timely, accurate and accessible information. Via this service
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New study aims to improve the lives of children living in out-of-home care 17-04-2019
A new Curtin University-led research project aims to improve the outcomes of young people transitioning from out-of-home care to independent living and adulthood, in a bid to reduce the high levels of homelessness, poverty and unemployment they often
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