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Registered Midwife Cabrini - CBD & Inner Suburbs 20-07-2017
This is an exciting opportunity to develop or enhance your midwifery skills in a skilled and cohesiv
Occupational Therapist (Grade 2) Barwon Health - Geelong And Great Ocean Road 21-07-2017
The Swanston Centre Inpatient Facility is a unit which provides inpatient services for Youth, Adult
Nurse Manager | Angiography | Adelaide Geneva Healthcare - 21-07-2017
Nurse leadership role in private facility in Adelaide. Monday to Friday role. Claim back your week
Counsellor - Child Sexual Assault Chrysalis Support Services - Geraldton. Gascoyne And Midwest 21-07-2017
Provide counselling and therapeutic support services to children, young people and their families wh

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Featured Articles

The effects of childhood stroke on motor skills 21-07-2017

Stroke is one of the top 10 causes of death in children, yet there is very little research around childhood stroke. Researchers from the Murdoch Children’s Research institute (MCRI) have undertaken a first ever study to systematically evaluate

Genetic immune deficiency could hold key to severe childhood infections 21-07-2017

A gene mutation making young children extremely vulnerable to common viruses may represent a new type of immunodeficiency, according to a University of Queensland researcher. An international study analysed genetic data from previously healthy chi

The effects of childhood stroke on motor skills 21-07-2017
Stroke is one of the top 10 causes of death in children, yet there is very little research around childhood stroke. Researchers from the Murdoch Children’s Research institute (MCRI) have undertaken a first ever study to systematically evaluate
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Genetic immune deficiency could hold key to severe childhood infections 21-07-2017
A gene mutation making young children extremely vulnerable to common viruses may represent a new type of immunodeficiency, according to a University of Queensland researcher. An international study analysed genetic data from previously healthy chi
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Why are nurses sometimes skipping a potentially vital task? 21-07-2017
In a high-tech hospital, there’s still one vital sign that nurses should be checking themselves. They can rely on machines to observe their patients’ blood pressure, heart rate, oxygen saturation and pulse rate. However, another rel
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World-first Manuka Honey trial offers sweet relief for dry eye sufferers 21-07-2017
In a world first, Queensland-based TGA licensed medical device manufacturer Melcare Biomedical, has announced the results of research undertaken by Queensland University of Technology (QUT) into the use of its Optimel™ Manuka honey product rang
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CQUni professor leads team identifying increased violence against nurses 21-07-2017
Queensland nurses and midwives are experiencing increased violence in public, private and aged care facilities. Around half of those surveyed had experienced workplace violence in the previous three months; up from levels around 40% reported in 2001.
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Cancer patients compromising treatment due to financial issue 21-07-2017
New analysis has found that up to half of all Australian cancer survivors experience financial stress. Half of all Australian cancer patients experience financial stress and money problems often impacts their treatment decisions, new analysis has
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Type 2 diabetes linked to early menopause 21-07-2017
Women who reach menopause before the age of 40 are nearly four times as likely to develop type 2 diabetes, according to new research. The younger a woman is when reaching menopause the greater their risk of developing type 2 diabetes (T2D), resear
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Pregnant women need to exercise regularly to avoid C-section 21-07-2017
Experts recommend pregnant women do at least 150 minutes of moderate intensity exercise each week to help reduce the risk of a C-section and diabetes. Pregnant women who have a healthy diet and participate in regular moderate exercise are less lik
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To the Bone: creating eating disorder awareness or doing harm? 20-07-2017
Joanna Doley, La Trobe University and Susan J Paxton, La Trobe University To the Bone – a film about a turning point in a young woman’s battle with anorexia nervosa – has attracted comment from mental health professionals and
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An Australian-first safety guide has been launched to combat childhood injury 20-07-2017
Child safety and health experts have launched the Child Safety Good Practice guide, aimed at reducing childhood injury and death. An Australian-first safety guide has been launched to combat childhood injury, the number one cause of death and hosp
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