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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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Parents reassured febrile seizures following vaccination not dangerous 24-04-2019

New research from the University of Sydney has found the severity of febrile seizures following vaccination is no different to febrile seizures from another cause, such as from a virus, and that the majority of seizures are short-lived, self-resolvin

Rural Australia needs allied health professionals 23-04-2019

An incoming Federal Government needs to immediately address the critical shortage of allied health professionals in rural, regional and remote Australia if the nation is to have any hope of making healthcare accessible to those regions, the National

Parents reassured febrile seizures following vaccination not dangerous 24-04-2019
New research from the University of Sydney has found the severity of febrile seizures following vaccination is no different to febrile seizures from another cause, such as from a virus, and that the majority of seizures are short-lived, self-resolvin
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Rural Australia needs allied health professionals 23-04-2019
An incoming Federal Government needs to immediately address the critical shortage of allied health professionals in rural, regional and remote Australia if the nation is to have any hope of making healthcare accessible to those regions, the National
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A spike in cases of the contagious viral illness rubella in Australia 23-04-2019
Australia is on track to record its highest number of rubella cases in five years despite the country recently being declared 'free' of the contagious illness. A spike in cases of the contagious viral illness rubella has been recorded just
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Bond University researchers' breakthrough in knee replacement recovery 23-04-2019
A $29 set of stationary exercise pedals is set to revolutionise the way patients recover from total knee replacements. Research led by Bond University found the simple home fitness equipment improved function and reduced pain in patients within tw
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People with desk jobs have been urged to exercise daily 23-04-2019
People stuck at their desks six hours a day should exercise for up to 40 minutes to mitigate the risks associated with sitting too much, new research suggests. People with desk jobs have been urged to spend up to 40 minutes a day exercising to off
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2019 - Are your leaders skilled coaches and mentors? 23-04-2019
When a hospital CEO incorporated a Married at First Sight Clip, along with a scene from The Office into their presentation at a Leadership Forum earlier this year, the audience was immediately engaged. It was an example of the kind of supportive l
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A bad batch of recreational drugs is suspected of causing a spike in patient admissions at Adelaide 22-04-2019
A "bad batch" of illicit pills has seen 12 people rushed to an Adelaide hospital, prompting a warning from doctors. The average Saturday night sees one or two drug-related presentations at Royal Adelaide Hospital, emergency physician and
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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
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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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