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Understand and navigate the complexities of Australia’s world-leading health care system by following patient journeys. About this course: 
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A hospital that keeps wastebaskets empty can get high marks from a patient who can’t see a virus that may be lurking.
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Read on this infographic about 40 mHealth Statistics will definitely blow your mind, giving a clarity on how mobile is revolutionizing healthcare.
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Front of magazine’s ‘Madness’ issue attacked as attempt to glamorise mental illness
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In the beach towns south of Melbourne, everyone, it seems, knows someone who’s been attacked.
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Experts say we need to turn the volume down and protect our ears before it's too late. But few are listening.
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Doctors are applying lessons learned during the first six months of the pandemic.
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A widower dairy farmer connects with his son and neighbours in this feelgood film, which celebrates community and the simpler things in life.
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Rethink postponing cancer screenings, dental work, physical therapy, blood tests and emergency room visits.
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We need to know the facts about kids and COVID-19. Now.
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Learners of today have a different relationship with technology than you may have. The digital landscape provides exciting opportunities for educators to embrace the EdTech movement, and to create learning modules that can excite and motivate your learners. The implementation of technology in our teaching often involves thinking very differently about our current educational practices and imagining new ways of working.
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Doctors are calling for telehealth Medicare rebates to be restricted to a patient's regular GP or a referred specialist, saying pop-up services are leading to fragmented patient care.
Peter Mellow's insight:
So the consumer/patient freedom of choice is now going to be locked down? I appreciate that 'pop-up' medicine is a dangerous precedent, but so is locking things down to protect GP income?
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Over the first year of voluntary assisted dying in Victoria, about 400 people applied to access the laws to end their lives. There are lingering issues, but the system is workable.
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The death toll is lower, but there are echoes of March as cases spike, doctors fall ill and supplies run short. Now, Texas is trying to adapt hard-won lessons while addressing a new set of challenges.
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Beyond doctors and nurses, many others help keep medical facilities running during the pandemic.
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A top pediatrician calls for reopening schools as soon as possible because of the negative impact the shutdown is having on students' learning and mental health.
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Growing evidence shows most infected people aren’t spreading the virus. But whether you become a superspreader probably depends more on circumstance than biology.
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My patients and their families are facing the sudden decline that can occur in people with COVID-19, and many are not prepared.
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Welcome to End-of-Life Essentials. Most people in Australia will visit an acute hospital in their last year of life. Many of them will die in hospital. This website provides online learning opportunities and practice resources for doctors, nurses and allied health professionals to improve the quality and safety of end-of-life care in hospitals.
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Inside a Houston hospital partly transformed into a coronavirus specialty unit, one doctor says he expects to reach capacity in the next 14 days.
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Some children are having a delayed immune reaction after getting infected. The extent of the condition is just coming into view.
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Trauma researchers have found that even months after falling from a ladder, patients still suffer, and plead that Australians be more cautious
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Suspected overdoses jumped 42 percent in May, data obtained by Post shows. Fueling the surge are isolation, economic devastation and disruptions to the drug trade.
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The new Community Pharmacy Agreement will make it easier for Australia's pharmacists to spend time providing expert health advice to customers rather than focusing on retail revenues.
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