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Behaviour Support Specialist Melbourne City Mission - Northern Suburbs 21-05-2019
This is an exciting time to join MCM in this newly created specialist role. The role will have both
Podiatrist - Horsham RWAV - Horsham And Grampians 21-05-2019
Perfect role for a new graduate to join an established private clinic. Chance to expand both clinica
Physiotherapist - Heywood RWAV - Horsham And Grampians 21-05-2019
Make a difference in a multidisciplinary community health with your excellent physio skills and offe
Occupational Therapist - Heywood RWAV - Horsham And Grampians 21-05-2019
Unique fixed term position for an experienced or recent graduate Occupational Therapist to work alon

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Groundbreaking genetic discovery shows why Lupus develops 21-05-2019

In a world first, researchers from The Australian National University (ANU) have shown previously ignored rare genetic mutations are a major cause of lupus. The discovery is set to change our understanding of the causes of disease and potentially

Protecting the bones of children with cerebral palsy 21-05-2019

A new research project led by Dr Julie Choisne at the University of Auckland aims to prevent bone deformation in children with cerebral palsy, and the hip, knee and ankle abnormalities that can result from the condition. Dr Choisne, of the Aucklan

Groundbreaking genetic discovery shows why Lupus develops 21-05-2019
In a world first, researchers from The Australian National University (ANU) have shown previously ignored rare genetic mutations are a major cause of lupus. The discovery is set to change our understanding of the causes of disease and potentially
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Protecting the bones of children with cerebral palsy 21-05-2019
A new research project led by Dr Julie Choisne at the University of Auckland aims to prevent bone deformation in children with cerebral palsy, and the hip, knee and ankle abnormalities that can result from the condition. Dr Choisne, of the Aucklan
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Schizophrenia treatment shifts focus 21-05-2019
Promising results with a psychotherapy program for people with psychosis is leading researchers to look for ways to adapt it for other conditions such as eating disorders. In new research published in Schizophrenia Bulletin,** the metacognitive tr
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Speech pathology should be routinely offered in aged care facilities, says therapist 20-05-2019
While many consider speech pathology to be a child-centric allied health service, the elderly may also benefit greatly from the service, despite accessibility being limited, particularly those living in aged care facilities. “Speech Patholog
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Nurses are being blamed for aged care plight, survey shows 20-05-2019
While increased publicity surrounding the plight of the aged care industry is raising awareness of the issue, a recent survey shows nurses are being blamed at a societal level, adding to their already high levels of stresses. The survey, conducted
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Australia's expanding waistlines are weighing down on life expectancy rates 20-05-2019
Australians are still getting older, but the rate of increase is slower and obesity is partly to blame, new research has found. The slowdown in life expectancy growth has been going on since 2003, according to the research published Monday in the
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An urgent summit with medical staff is needed to address the increasing level of violence 16-05-2019
Unions are calling on the WA government to hold a summit with frontline medical staff to help improve safety at hospitals following another major assault. An urgent summit with medical staff is needed to address the increasing level of violence in
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Allied health software enables accurate recording of Sex, Gender Identity, and Pronouns 16-05-2019
In December 2018, Australian-based allied health practice management system Cliniko released a software update that enabled the recording of not just sex, but gender identity and pronouns, as well. Cliniko is the first (and remains the only) allie
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Becoming a nurse while raising a family 16-05-2019
After raising her five young daughters and one son through their early years, Coonamble resident Sarah O’Neil, decided she wanted to pursue her passion and a career as a nurse. Ms O’Neil was aware of the 4% employment demand for traine
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Bipolar Disorder: A complicated disease with significant ramifications 16-05-2019
If you or someone you know has recently been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, chances are you have a lot of questions. Even if you have been aware of your diagnosis for some time, there are some things that you may not know or understand about the
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