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Chloe Hava - 15 April 2000

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Safer opioid systems

Chloe Hava - 2 April 2000

Industry

References Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care. Opioid analgesic stewardship in acute pain clinical care standard. At: https://www.safetyandquality.gov.au/standards/clinical-care-standards/opioid-analgesic-stewardship-acute-pain-clinical-care-standard Safer Opioid Use...

Scaling cardiac care

Natalie Raffoul MPS - 17 April 2000

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Natalie Raffoul leverages her pharmacy skills in public health, leading national initiatives that improve cardiovascular care.

RB - 31 October 2000

1. Diphtheria is back

2. Vaccination rates keep declining

3. Pharmacist's busiest flu-vaccine week on record!

4. HPV vaccination success

5. Maternal and infant RSV vaccination rates have already improved

6. What does the future hold for vaccination?

Practical guidance

Box 1: Practical advice for communicating with autistic patients

Box 2: Using AAC to support communication

Case 1

Case 2

Box 3: Tips for conducting HMRs with autistic patients

1. Who is now funded under the NIP?

2. Which RSV vaccine is funded for older Australians?

3. When does the NIP listing commence?

4. Will booster doses be required?

5. What was the reason behind the decision?

6. What does ATAGI have to say?

What’s on the list?

Making palliative care support easier to find

Supporting patients and families at the end of life

There’s been a slow start to flu vaccine uptake

Not just to protect grandkids: ATAGI warns of pertussis in older adults

Remember to accurately record funding source

Funded FluMist vaccines now available in WA

1. Diphtheria is back

2. Vaccination rates keep declining

3. Pharmacist's busiest flu-vaccine week on record!

4. HPV vaccination success

5. Maternal and infant RSV vaccination rates have already improved

6. What does the future hold for vaccination?

Practical guidance

Box 1: Practical advice for communicating with autistic patients

Box 2: Using AAC to support communication

Case 1

Case 2

Box 3: Tips for conducting HMRs with autistic patients

1. Who is now funded under the NIP?

2. Which RSV vaccine is funded for older Australians?

3. When does the NIP listing commence?

4. Will booster doses be required?

5. What was the reason behind the decision?

6. What does ATAGI have to say?

What’s on the list?

Making palliative care support easier to find

Supporting patients and families at the end of life

There’s been a slow start to flu vaccine uptake

Not just to protect grandkids: ATAGI warns of pertussis in older adults

Remember to accurately record funding source

Funded FluMist vaccines now available in WA

1. Diphtheria is back

2. Vaccination rates keep declining

3. Pharmacist's busiest flu-vaccine week on record!

4. HPV vaccination success

5. Maternal and infant RSV vaccination rates have already improved

6. What does the future hold for vaccination?

Practical guidance

Box 1: Practical advice for communicating with autistic patients

Box 2: Using AAC to support communication

Case 1

Case 2

Box 3: Tips for conducting HMRs with autistic patients

1. Who is now funded under the NIP?

2. Which RSV vaccine is funded for older Australians?

3. When does the NIP listing commence?

4. Will booster doses be required?

5. What was the reason behind the decision?

6. What does ATAGI have to say?

What’s on the list?

Making palliative care support easier to find

Supporting patients and families at the end of life

There’s been a slow start to flu vaccine uptake

Not just to protect grandkids: ATAGI warns of pertussis in older adults

Remember to accurately record funding source

Funded FluMist vaccines now available in WA

1. Diphtheria is back

2. Vaccination rates keep declining

3. Pharmacist's busiest flu-vaccine week on record!

4. HPV vaccination success

5. Maternal and infant RSV vaccination rates have already improved