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Easy to let in, hard to get out – the virus crisis plaguing aged-care settings
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Shielding elderly and vulnerable aged-care communities from COVID-19 will continue to be a major challenge for ... inherently difficult to eradicate. Shielding elderly and vulnerable aged-care communities from COVID-19 will continue to be a major ...
OPINION: Now is the time to care about older people
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Professor Julie Byles shares insight into the care and rights of an ageing population. Author: Professor Julie Byles ... work and community activities, have difficulty accessing health and aged care, and suffer financial, physical and emotional abuse.  ... services. Towards the end of life, some move into residential aged care, particularly women with dementia.  Some women tell of their ...
$5.2m gift to transform out-of-hospital care
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... emergency out-of-hospital paramedical treatment and telehealth care for patients across NSW. A $5.2 million philanthropic gift to the ... emergency out-of-hospital paramedical treatment and telehealth care for patients across NSW over the next five years. The funding ... and integrating care with the GP network, mental health facilities, aged-care facilities and hospitals,” he said. News & Articles $5.2m ...
Hunter-led advances in acute stroke care will change clinical practice
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... that hold promise for a global transformation in acute stroke care. By Professor Mark Parsons Our Hunter-led, Australian collaborative ... that hold promise for a global transformation in acute stroke care . The first of these is the use of advanced brain imaging to ... practice. News & Articles Hunter-led advances in acute stroke care will change clinical practice Our Hunter-led, Australian ...
Gen Ys shaping health care future through WHoA survey
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... survey that will help shape the future of Australia’s health care services. More than 17,000 young women bucked the stereotypical ... (ALSWH), a survey of over 40,000 women in three cohorts who were aged 18-23, 45-50 and 70-75 when recruitment began in 1996. In 2013 more than 17,000 women aged 18-23 were recruited to form a new cohort. ALSWH assesses women’s ...
Carolyn Hullick
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What are your research interests? My main research interest is in the care of older people in the hospital Emergency Department (ED). More recently this has focused on people who live in Residential Aged Care Facilities. These people are vulnerable in hospital with high ... injuries, delirium, medication and generally becoming more frail. The Aged Care Emergency (ACE) Program has developed since 2009. It uses ...
Open Day lab tours to give student career guidance
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... to the clinic.” During the tours, students (who must be aged 12 or over) will get to watch a live extraction of DNA as well as ...
A descriptive observational study of infants aged < 24 months with severe bronchiolitis requiring critical care
Category: Research
... assocaited with the development of servere brochiolitis in infants aged < 24 months, presenting to JHH/JHCH for care. The primary objective is to collect data, including the ... be examined. Research A descriptive observational study of infants aged < 24 months with severe bronchiolitis requiring critical care ...
Susan Thomas
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... with the common aim of improving access to quality primary health care services. I am interested in applied research, useful to policy ... nursing, generalist care, methadone maintenance, homeless outreach, aged care, dementia services and palliative care. These areas of nursing ... nursing; generalist care, methadone maintenance, homeless outreach, aged care, dementia services and palliative care. Primary health care, ...
Shanthi Ramanathan
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... healthcare resources we have are used to provide the best quality care we can afford. We know in Australia that adults only get appropriate care (care that is evidence or consensus-based) 57 per cent of the time. The ...
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