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Registered Nurse - Emergency Department Moree Hunter New England Local Health District - Newcastle. Maitland And Hunter 22-01-2019
This is your chance to join an Emergency team highly capable of meeting the needs of rural nursing.
Nurse Unit Manager - Residential Aged Care Services Stawell Regional Health - 22-01-2019
The Nurse Unit Manager - Residential Aged Care Service, is responsible for the SRH residential aged
Manager Quality & Risk South West Healthcare - Geelong And Great Ocean Road 21-01-2019
South West Healthcare (SWH) is the largest outer regional health service in Victoria; providing acut
Clinical Nurse Sleep Disorders Unit - Department Respiratory & Sleep Medicine SA Health - Adelaide 18-01-2019
This is a dedicated portfolio position in the Respiratory & Sleep Medicine Department, where you wil

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Young Aussies are being warned not to be sucked in to downing sugary drinks 22-01-2019

They might be tasty, but Aussie teens are warned sugary drinks are doing them more harm than good. Aussie teens could soon be flashing shonky smiles if they don't give up their addiction to sugary drinks that not only affect their health, but

Drug treatment experts will have a pill testing demo to NSW MPs 22-01-2019

Drug treatment experts behind a pill testing trial at a 2018 music festival in the ACT will demonstrate the service and testing equipment to interested NSW MPs. Experts behind the pill testing trial in the ACT are set to demonstrate the service to

Young Aussies are being warned not to be sucked in to downing sugary drinks 22-01-2019
They might be tasty, but Aussie teens are warned sugary drinks are doing them more harm than good. Aussie teens could soon be flashing shonky smiles if they don't give up their addiction to sugary drinks that not only affect their health, but
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Drug treatment experts will have a pill testing demo to NSW MPs 22-01-2019
Drug treatment experts behind a pill testing trial at a 2018 music festival in the ACT will demonstrate the service and testing equipment to interested NSW MPs. Experts behind the pill testing trial in the ACT are set to demonstrate the service to
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What's wrong with textured implants and why is Allergan withdrawing them? 21-01-2019
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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How to provide adequate staffing at all times in a rural hospital 21-01-2019
Hawker Memorial Hospital is located in South Australia, approximately 365 kilometres from Adelaide. Hawker is a regional town with a population of roughly 300 residents. The hospital has eight residential aged care beds, four acute beds and an outpat
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The rate of golden staph infections in the community is increasing in Victoria and WA 21-01-2019
The rate of golden staph infections is on the rise in Victoria and Western Australia, with men and older Aussies more likely to fall victim, research reveals. Doherty Institute experts found Staphylococcus aureus bloodstream infections acquired in
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An expensive lung cancer drug added to PBS 21-01-2019
A drug that helps patients suffering lung cancer has been added to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme. Australians with lung cancer could save as much as $90,000 a year after the federal government announced the listing of a cancer-fighting pill o
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Police and security services should work in conjunction with health authorities 18-01-2019
World leaders are being urged to get police, armed forces and the health sector working together to reduce the costs of disengagement. Police and security services should strive to work in conjunction with health authorities, rather than being see
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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
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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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