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@HillerJanet

health sciences, health technology assessment, innovation, health policy, health services research. All opinions are my own.

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    19 hours ago

    A disturbing insight into the high costs of medical care – Leanne Wells, CEO of CHF, launches the survey report at the Senate Courtyard, Canberra, this morning.

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    Apr 4

    From descendants of John Monash

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    Apr 3

    If people with highest need (esp those iFOBT+) can’t get timely access to colonoscopy, then effectiveness of NBCSP and prevention of colon cancer is undermined.

    Only ~3% of the 1 million colonoscopies in Australia conducted in people testing iFOBT+ through the NBCSP; best way to reduce colonoscopy waiting time for people with the highest need is for more average-risk Australians to screen with iFOBT
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  4. Apr 3

    STEPHEN LEEDER. Morality And Health. via

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    Mar 28

    Wow. Looks like Trent Zimmerman was rolled by Steve Georganas. As Chair of the Committee, Zimmerman had to put in a dissenting report. The numbers were 5-3 against him and in favour of letting Australia’s independent health agencies DO THEIR JOB.

    The AMA welcomes today’s majority Parliamentary Committee Report opposing the legalisation of e-cigarettes and vaping
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    Mar 26

    Swinburne has launched Australia’s first postgraduate course in financial technology in response to the explosion in demand for qualifications in emerging technologies such as and :

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  7. Mar 26

    Disparities in continue in sub-Saharan Africa

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    Mar 23

    Let’s not fall into the short termism trap of ‘policy by headlines’. The genuine solution is to invest in prevention, not in more proceduralist doctors. We are already training 10 proceduralists for every single GP in Australia.

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  9. Mar 22

    Beyond The Medical Virtualists: Creating Capability In The Health Care Team in beyond

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    Mar 22

    ”Quand on se regarde, on se désole; quand on se compare, on se console.” French proverb essentially says: “When we look at ourselves, we despair; when we compare ourselves to others, we take comfort.” There’s an Australian version of this Canadian analysis.

    Canada spends relatively little on health care compared to peer countries - US$4,641 vs US$5,419 median - but that doesn't mean we just do more of the same; we should also spend smarter, by via
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    Mar 22

    Look for this week’s The Health Wrap from - I’ve summarised Australian findings. Basically we spend too much on potentially preventable acute care bc not enough for prevention (2%) and primary care, high OOP costs -> skipped consults

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    Mar 14

    The pathology/IVD regulatory environment in Australia reduces the risk of a Theranos on our shores via

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  13. Mar 13

    From app store to drug store, digital health is redefining pharma’s pipeline via

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    Mar 13

    BREAKING SA Electoral Commissioner determines Libs misled on recent claims of promised $302 energy savings. Orders public retraction. Weatherill says it’s another Marshall: “vote Labor” moment. Details 4pm /6pm

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    Mar 7

    Speaker requests of a woman in tech.

    Graph of speaker requests over the year showing a spike on 8th March
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    Mar 9

    Researchers who work to timescales like this to resolve real clinical questions are true heroes.

    Back in 2001, soon after I came to , we started designing the CAP trial of a single screen for prostate cancer. Seventeen years later, our paper published in shows little evidence of an effect on prostate cancer mortality
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    Mar 8

    Whoa if true, as they say.

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    Mar 7

    Swinburne helps develop world-first self-fitting hearing aid with a rechargeable battery and the ability to be set via smart phone, in collaboration with hearing company :

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  19. Mar 8

    Conflicts of Interest hit - Harrisons has been the mainstay of education for ages

    Authors of premier medical textbook didn’t disclose $11 million in industry payments via
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    Mar 7

    Our 6th School of Health Science Student Summer Intern (Erik Gibbs) worked with to look at people with disabilities and accessibility to health service and support

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