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Psychiatric Registered & Enrolled Nurses, Residential Aged Care St Vincent's Hospital - 17-10-2021
Develop your clinical skills and progress your career while caring for a diverse range of residents
Registered and Endorsed Enrolled Nurses | Residential Aged Care St Vincent's Hospital - 17-10-2021
Contribute to the dignity and quality of life for our residents | Permanent part time & full time op
General Practitioner | DPA | MM4 | Central Queensland Elective Recruitment - 17-10-2021
This is an ideal practice to develop as a strong rural General Practitioner. Be busy from day 1 and
Emergency Medicine GP - FACRRM | Sydney Elective Recruitment - 17-10-2021
Are you a Rural Generalist interested in hospital emergency medicine? Expand your skills and gain a

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Three-day lockdown in Southern Tasmania 16-10-2021

Southern Tasmania, including Hobart, is subject to restrictions from 6pm on Friday after a coronavirus-infected NSW man escaped hotel quarantine. SIGNIFICANT THREE-DAY LOCKDOWN RESTRICTIONS FROM 6PM ON FRIDAY * Restrictions cover the Brighton,

Research shows brain structure may increase suicide risk 16-10-2021

New international research shows the brain structure of a person diagnosed with depression could increase their risk of attempting to end their lives. The brain structure of people suffering depression may put them at increased risk of trying to e

Three-day lockdown in Southern Tasmania 16-10-2021
Southern Tasmania, including Hobart, is subject to restrictions from 6pm on Friday after a coronavirus-infected NSW man escaped hotel quarantine. SIGNIFICANT THREE-DAY LOCKDOWN RESTRICTIONS FROM 6PM ON FRIDAY * Restrictions cover the Brighton,
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Research shows brain structure may increase suicide risk 16-10-2021
New international research shows the brain structure of a person diagnosed with depression could increase their risk of attempting to end their lives. The brain structure of people suffering depression may put them at increased risk of trying to e
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Only 3.8% of Australian aged care homes would meet new mandatory minimum staffing standards 15-10-2021
One of the most significant outcomes from the aged care royal commission was the federal government’s commitment this year to mandate minimum staffing levels in residential aged care homes by 2023. Our study, published today, shows onl
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Time to reduce stillbirth numbers 15-10-2021
More than 2,100 babies are stillborn in Australia every year – a statistic that hasn’t changed in nearly 30 years. A Queensland professor and her team are determined to make a difference this International Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awa
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How to cope with your COVID-19 diagnosis 14-10-2021
COVID-19 is a global pandemic. So why do we still feel ashamed by catching the virus? If you’re one of the many Australians who’ve received a dreaded positive COVID-19 result, you might be dealing with a complex range of emotions. O
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Northern Territory unvaccinated workers face $5000 fines 13-10-2021
Most Northern Territory workers will need to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by Christmas Eve or face $5000 fines and being blocked from their workplaces. Tens of thousands of Northern Territory workers could be fined or blocked from their wo
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Western Australia considers mandatory jabs for teachers 13-10-2021
With Western Australia's coronavirus vaccination rate still lagging behind, the state government has confirmed it may enforce mandatory jabs for teachers. School teachers could be the next group targeted for mandatory coronavirus vaccinations
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'It still gets me teary' - connecting with patients as a lung care nurse 13-10-2021
For lung cancer nurse Nicole Parkinson, there are many special memories she has of patients she’s cared for over the years – but the memory of one patient in particular stays with her. “As a nurse, I've had lots of wonderful
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Stretching can increase your tolerance for pain 13-10-2021
To stretch or not to stretch? Should you do it before or after exercise? Does it prevent or heal injuries? Stretching is always a hot topic. However, while it is effective in improving flexibility, its usefulness in reducing pain is bei
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Back pain: why exercise can provide relief - and how to do it safely 13-10-2021
After many months in lockdown, a lot of us are finding that we’re experiencing back pain that we hadn’t been bothered by before. There could be many reasons for this, including increased stress during the pandemic, moving less and
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