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Young doctors flying the GP Flag
Written by Ms Jan Hallam   
Friday, 04 May 2012

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“The varied extent of knowledge and skills required of GPs was inspirational – from dermatology to paediatrics, psychiatry, obs and gynae, anaesthetics and procedural work. There are no other career options that offer such a variety.

 
Nurses to Coordinate Cancer Care
Written by MF   
Monday, 02 April 2012

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The complexity of cancer care begs someone to coordinate. The task is falling to Cancer Nurse Coordinators organised from the tertiary end of care.

 
The Poverty of Silence
Written by Mr Tim Costello AO   
Wednesday, 01 February 2012

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CEO World Vision Australia boss Tim Costello AO asks us to find perspective on what economic retraction means for the health of the poor, and do something about it.

 
Gloves Off Over Boxing
Written by Mr Peter McClelland   
Wednesday, 01 February 2012

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Boxing is one of many contact/combat sports involving doctors. If contestants know the risks, how far should doctors be prepared to assist?

 
Our Social Fabric
Written by Dr Rob McEvoy   
Wednesday, 01 February 2012

silhouette-people1In line with the Fair Go for All philosophy, Australians look after their own, including those down on their luck. Here’s why.

 
Transplant Performance Hurry-up
Written by Dr Rob McEvoy   
Saturday, 01 October 2011

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Every kidney, lung or liver is potentially life-saving, which is why recipients think differently to administrators in judging Australia’s transplant performance.


 
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