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Spear-makings skills target better health for Indigenous Tasmanian men - ABC Online
ABC Online
Spear-makings skills target better health for Indigenous Tasmanian men
ABC Online
Many men are notorious for neglecting their health but on Tasmania's north-west coast a cultural project is literally spearheading a new way of dealing with the issue. The ancient Aboriginal art of spear-making and throwing is being used to engage the ...
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Spear-makings skills target better health for Indigenous Tasmanian men - ABC Online
ABC Online
Spear-makings skills target better health for Indigenous Tasmanian men
ABC Online
Many men are notorious for neglecting their health but on Tasmania's north-west coast a cultural project is literally spearheading a new way of dealing with the issue. The ancient Aboriginal art of spear-making and throwing is being used to engage the ...
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Blue Care rehabilitation centre set to open next year in new $100 million Morayfield Health hub - Courier Mail
Courier Mail
Blue Care rehabilitation centre set to open next year in new $100 million Morayfield Health hub
Courier Mail
“It means means clients will have a team of GPs, specialists and other health professionals behind them, under the one roof, working together to deliver the best health outcomes. “The time and cost involved in travelling to and from medical ...
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Chemo dosing component of much-maligned SA health record system, EPAS, under review - The Advertiser
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Chemo dosing component of much-maligned SA health record system, EPAS, under review
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Professor Dorothy Keefe, a senior oncologist who in 2015 declared EPAS would underpin Transforming Health, this week said SA Health was reviewing whether to stick with chemotherapy dosing component within the system or give up and buy something ...
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Chemo dosing component of much-maligned SA health record system, EPAS, under review - The Advertiser
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Chemo dosing component of much-maligned SA health record system, EPAS, under review
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Professor Dorothy Keefe, a senior oncologist who in 2015 declared EPAS would underpin Transforming Health, this week said SA Health was reviewing whether to stick with chemotherapy dosing component within the system or give up and buy something ...
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Chemo dosing component of much-maligned SA health record system, EPAS, under review - The Advertiser
The Advertiser
Chemo dosing component of much-maligned SA health record system, EPAS, under review
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Professor Dorothy Keefe, a senior oncologist who in 2015 declared EPAS would underpin Transforming Health, this week said SA Health was reviewing whether to stick with chemotherapy dosing component within the system or give up and buy something ...
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Ahlia Raftery's death shows change needed in mental health ... - ABC - ABC Online
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Ahlia Raftery's death shows change needed in mental health ... - ABC
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An inquest into the death of teenager Ahlia Raftery in a Newcastle mental health unit in March 2015 leads to recommendations to improve patient care and help ...
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Ahlia Raftery's death shows change needed in mental health ... - ABC - ABC Online
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Ahlia Raftery's death shows change needed in mental health ... - ABC
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An inquest into the death of teenager Ahlia Raftery in a Newcastle mental health unit in March 2015 leads to recommendations to improve patient care and help ...
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Ahlia Raftery's death shows change needed in mental health ... - ABC - ABC Online
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Ahlia Raftery's death shows change needed in mental health ... - ABC
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An inquest into the death of teenager Ahlia Raftery in a Newcastle mental health unit in March 2015 leads to recommendations to improve patient care and help ...
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Nathan Lovett-Murray seeks almost $1m from Essendon amid fears supplements affected daughter - ABC Online
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Nathan Lovett-Murray seeks almost $1m from Essendon amid fears supplements affected daughter
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Retired Essendon player Nathan Lovett-Murray is seeking almost $1 million in damages from the Bombers, his manager says, amid fears supplements he was given by the club caused his daughter's health problems. Peter Jess said Lovett-Murray was ...
Bombers doping scandal, former player sues over child's health woesThe Australian
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Bombers doping scandal, former player sues over child's health woes - The Australian
The Australian
Bombers doping scandal, former player sues over child's health woes
The Australian
The 34-year-old is suing his former club over health fears for his daughter. “There's no doubt in my mind that the injection program we were put through has had some impact on my daughter,” Lovett-Murray told the Herald Sun. Lovett-Murray last year ...
Nathan Lovett-Murray seeks almost $1m from Essendon amid fears supplements affected daughterABC Online
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Bombers doping scandal, former player sues over child's health woes - The Australian
The Australian
Bombers doping scandal, former player sues over child's health woes
The Australian
The 34-year-old is suing his former club over health fears for his daughter. “There's no doubt in my mind that the injection program we were put through has had some impact on my daughter,” Lovett-Murray told the Herald Sun. Lovett-Murray last year ...
Nathan Lovett-Murray seeks almost $1m from Essendon amid fears supplements affected daughterABC Online
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NSW Refugee Health Service helps newly arrived Australians settle in southwest Sydney - dailytelegraph.com.au
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NSW Refugee Health Service helps newly arrived Australians settle in southwest Sydney
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NSW Refugee Health Service director Mitchell Smith said Fairfield was the obvious choice for the program, focused on a child's health and wellbeing. “Imagine a child who is five in Syria. They are born into a war or refugee situation and have never ...
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ACT Health executive pay rises to $8.1 million, up 50 per cent over ... - The Canberra Times
ACT Health executive pay rises to $8.1 million, up 50 per cent over ...
The Canberra Times
The total cost of executive-level staff pay packets at ACT Health is expected to reach $8.1 million this year, up about 50 per cent during the past four years.
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ACT Health executive pay rises to $8.1 million, up 50 per cent over ... - The Canberra Times
ACT Health executive pay rises to $8.1 million, up 50 per cent over ...
The Canberra Times
The total cost of executive-level staff pay packets at ACT Health is expected to reach $8.1 million this year, up about 50 per cent during the past four years.
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ACT Health executive pay rises to $8.1 million, up 50 per cent over ... - The Canberra Times
ACT Health executive pay rises to $8.1 million, up 50 per cent over ...
The Canberra Times
The total cost of executive-level staff pay packets at ACT Health is expected to reach $8.1 million this year, up about 50 per cent during the past four years.
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Hospitals to apply health standards to their own cafes with ban on sugary drink sales - The Sydney Morning Herald
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Hospitals to apply health standards to their own cafes with ban on sugary drink sales
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Sugary drinks will be removed from the menu at all NSW hospitals and health facilities under a range of measures to combat obesity. The NSW government will become the first state in Australia to apply a blanket ban on its hospital cafes, staff kiosks ...
Sugary drinks being phased out of NSW health facilities in bid to ...ABC Online
NSW Health announces plans to remove sugary drinks from all ...Good Food
NSW to ditch sugary drinks in health facilities | AJPAustralian Journal of Pharmacy (registration) (blog)
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Hospitals to apply health standards to their own cafes with ban on sugary drink sales - The Sydney Morning Herald
The Sydney Morning Herald
Hospitals to apply health standards to their own cafes with ban on sugary drink sales
The Sydney Morning Herald
Sugary drinks will be removed from the menu at all NSW hospitals and health facilities under a range of measures to combat obesity. The NSW government will become the first state in Australia to apply a blanket ban on its hospital cafes, staff kiosks ...
Sugary drinks being phased out of NSW health facilities in bid to ...ABC Online
NSW Health announces plans to remove sugary drinks from all hospitalsIllawarra Mercury
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Public health 'needs private patients' to help keep specialists - The Australian
Public health 'needs private patients' to help keep specialists
The Australian
As The Australian revealed yesterday, Queensland public hospitals have been arguing with health funds over whether short-stay units were general wards or part of the emergency department. Queensland Health argued the former, which would have ...
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Women's network aims to improve children's health in Victoria and worldwide - Herald Sun
Herald Sun
Women's network aims to improve children's health in Victoria and worldwide
Herald Sun
MCRI director Professor Kathryn North told the gathering: “We hope that this network is going to provide us and many other women with a great avenue to improve the future health of our children.” Prof North said two-thirds of her 1900 research staff ...
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