Article Types
Reflections
Vladimir Albert Lovric, MB BS, FRCPA, DipClinPath, GradDipPH, FRCPath, FRACP
Vladimir Lovric was a pioneering haematologist
Michelle Lovric
A good nanny makes a difference
The health gap: the challenge of an unequal world, by Michael Marmot
Jackie M Street PhD, BSc(Hons), GradDipPrimaryHealthCare
Assessing and treating functional disorders
Functional disorders and medically unexplained symptoms: assessment and treatment, Per Fink and Marianne Rosendal, editors
Catherine Yelland MB BS, FRACP
Priscilla Kincaid-Smith
Priscilla Kincaid-Smith (1926–2015) was a towering figure in Australian and international medicine
Judith Whitworth AC, FTSE, FRACP
Instructive medical humour
Barcoo Rot, sperm that untie a knot and other medical tales from the back o’ Bourke and beyond
Charles S Guest MB BS, PhD, FAFPHM
Ninth-floor transfer from an eight-floor hospital / Mrs. Pap
Turfed to eternity was how we euphemized
Jan Steckel MD
Help! I have lost my blue tie
We should not have to wait for Armistice Day 2018 for the obsession of wreath laying to end and for this country to get leaders genuinely willing to change their blue ties
John B Best AO, MD BS, PhD, DSc(Hon)
Dr Sr Mary Glowrey JMJ, MB BS 1910, MD 1919: Australia’s second saint?
One of Australia’s pioneer woman doctors may also become its second saint
Jacqueline Healy BA, MBA, PhD · Robyn Fahy BA, GCertMgmt, DipMaritimeStud
Malnutrition: a global health perspective from a Timorese mountain
An approach which enjoins public health programs and clinicians in the four components of the food security equation is potentially gainful in addressing malnutrition; namely, the adequacy, availability, utilisation and security/sustainability of food supplies
Costa S Boyages BA(Hons), LLB, MB BS
Upstream or downstream?
At the hospital, we are so far downstream that we are practically out to sea. Essentially, we patch the kids up, keep them from dying, and make an attempt at educating the child’s parents about what has happened and why
Victoria C Smith BBiomedSc, MB BS (final year student)
Empowering clinicians to address the global challenge of trauma: an example from Myanmar
Clinicians have often been the “outsiders” in the global health discourse
Georgina A Phillips MB BS, FACEM
Travels with Charlie
There is a challenge to systematically work out whether these instruments are therapeutic for people with asthma or other respiratory conditions
John B Best AO, MD BS, PhD, DSc(Hon)
My journey from suit to skin
Community development and empowerment serve to address these inequalities experienced by Aboriginal Australians, building cultural connectedness and increasing access to eliminate social, emotional and cultural inequality
Sharnee M Townsend BA
Philosophy for ageing
If one wakens and looks about with a sense of wonderment, curiosity and thankfulness, the outlook for the day is good
Alexander K Cohen AO, MD, FRACP, FRCP
Dream job Down Under
The work as a doctor on the RFDS base in Port Hedland is often strenuous but extremely varied
Catarina Widing MD
Nanette Stacy Waddy, AC, MBE, MB BS, MD(Honoris Causa), FRANZCP
Nanette Stacy Waddy worked to provide much-needed psychiatric services to the community even into her late 80s
Ian W Webster AO, MD, FRACP, FAChAM · Alex D Wodak FRACP, FAChAM, FAFPHM · Russell Carvolth OAM, BA(Hons)
The angiography of trees
If, under sterile conditions, using local anaesthesia …
David Francis MD, FRACS
Every year eventually becomes the year for the older person
Does anybody remember that 1999 was the International Year of Older Persons?
John B Best AO, MD BS, PhD, DSc(Hon)