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Registered Nurse Anglicare SQ - Bayside & Eastern Suburbs 23-08-2017
Join our Residential Aged Care team in beautiful Bayside and support the well-being of our residents
Chronic Kidney Disease Educator - Kununurra (KRS) Employment Office - 22-08-2017
Rewarding opp. for a Registered Nurse in remote Aboriginal community. Make a positive impact to the
Practice Nurses Employment Office - 22-08-2017
2 x opps for RN's within award-winning 'employer of choice' Indigenous organisation in regional NSW.
Outreach Midwife / Women's Health Nurse Employment Office - 21-08-2017
Are you a Registered Nurse / Midwife with women's health experience? Enjoy a truly unique and satisf

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Nurses burnt out & fatigued by workplace grief and loss 23-08-2017

Nurses, health and aged care staff are overwhelmingly impacted by grief and loss in the workplace, with nearly 70 percent stating it was an issue for them at work, according to a new survey. Karuna, a charity providing in home palliative care serv

Self harm and suicidal behaviour among Australian teenagers rate increased 23-08-2017

One in 10 teenagers surveyed as part of a national study said they had self-harmed and one in 20 reported having attempted suicide. Research has uncovered worrying rates of self harm and suicidal behaviour among Australian teenagers. Data relea

Nurses burnt out & fatigued by workplace grief and loss 23-08-2017
Nurses, health and aged care staff are overwhelmingly impacted by grief and loss in the workplace, with nearly 70 percent stating it was an issue for them at work, according to a new survey. Karuna, a charity providing in home palliative care serv
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Self harm and suicidal behaviour among Australian teenagers rate increased 23-08-2017
One in 10 teenagers surveyed as part of a national study said they had self-harmed and one in 20 reported having attempted suicide. Research has uncovered worrying rates of self harm and suicidal behaviour among Australian teenagers. Data relea
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Some tomato-based products contain high levels of salt 23-08-2017
Public health experts are calling for greater awareness around the amount of salt "hidden" in popular cooking sauces. Australians are being urged to check the salt content of their family's favourite cooking sauces, with new analysis
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Cracking the genetic code of clinical depression 22-08-2017
More than two-thirds of Australian study participants have had to rely upon multiple antidepressants to treat their clinical depression – a trial and error approach that remains a major challenge in delivering more effective mental health care.
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40 is the optimal age to start having regular mammograms 22-08-2017
A US study has revived the argument about what is the best age for women to start having regular mammograms. When a woman turns 40 is the optimal age to start having regular mammograms to reduce the number of breast cancer deaths, the findings of
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Calls for greater intervention to cut the rates of fetal alcohol syndrome 22-08-2017
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder rates are significantly higher among Indigenous Australians than the rest of the world, according to research. Rates of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder among Aboriginal children are up to 12 times higher than a newl
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Australian experts call for more active coeliac screening 21-08-2017
More screening of high-risk groups is an appropriate way to diagnose, treat and manage coeliac disease, Australian experts say. Children with type 1 diabetes and Down syndrome should be more actively screened for coeliac disease, experts say. A
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Perth clinical research company using electronic data capture to improve health of Australians 18-08-2017
A Perth research company which is using cloud based technology to record data on their patients and participants involved in ground-breaking clinical trials, say the immediacy of results will accelerate the development of potentially life changing th
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Children on IV antibiotics can leave hospital sooner 17-08-2017
Experts have found that some children with severe infections requiring intravenous (through the vein) (IV) antibiotics, can safely have these at home instead of in hospital. This will help children to leave hospital earlier, which is better for the k
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Having a positive attitude improves illness outcomes 17-08-2017
An Australian study has found having a positive attitude can improve the management and outcomes of a chronic illness. Having a positive attitude can improve outcomes for those living with chronic illness, a research review has found. Researche
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