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Contents 19 September 2005 |
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From the Editor's desk: What have we gained? Med J Aust 2005; 183 (6): 281. |
In This Issue . . . Med J Aust 2005; 183 (6): 282. |
Editorials |
The Bundaberg Hospital scandal: the need for reform in Queensland and beyond
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Revisiting the role of radical surgery
in early stage prostate cancer
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Gestational diabetes mellitus: from consensus to action on screening and treatment
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Research |
The use of cusum analysis in the early detection and
management of hospital bed occupancy crises
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Factors influencing the choice of specialty of
Australian medical graduates
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Immunity to diphtheria and tetanus in Australia:
a national serosurvey
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Indigenous Health |
Clinical outcomes associated with changes in a chronic disease treatment program in an Australian Aboriginal community
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Clinical Update |
Obesity, weight loss and bariatric surgery
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Medicine and the Law |
Protecting health information privacy in research:
how much law do Australians need?
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Viewpoint |
Legislation in Victoria on sexual offenders:
issues for health professionals
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Diagnostic Dilemmas |
An unexpected cause of macroscopic haematuria
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Obituary |
Alfred Asher Grauaug
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Lessons from Practice |
Hypophosphataemia secondary to oral refeeding syndrome
in a patient with long-term alcohol misuse
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Personal Perspective |
Reflections on the Bundaberg Hospital failure
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Matters Arising |
Australia’s first religiously affiliated medical school
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Letters |
Availability of smokeless tobacco products in south Asian grocery shops in Sydney, 2004
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Clinicians prescribing exercise: is air pollution a hazard?
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Book Review |
Killing me softly. Voluntary euthanasia and the road to the peaceful pill.
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Columns |
In Other Journals Med J Aust 2005; 183 (6): 330. |
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