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Mashup Score: 9Five decades of debate on burnout - 7 day(s) ago
To inform future burnout research, we discuss the aetiology, prevalence, distinctiveness, stigmatising character and basic definition of burnout.
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Mashup Score: 7Intimate partner violence and reproductive coercion: cross‐sectional study of women attending a Perth sexual health clinic, 2019–20 - 2 month(s) ago
Effective screening programs are needed to recognise, respond to, and refer for support people at risk of intimate partner violence
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Clinicians should not assess the risk of violence on the basis of demographic characteristics alone; any woman they see could be experiencing abuse by their partners. https://t.co/wXLQ2vmK1I via @theMJA
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If we are to offer accessible, equitable, cost-effective fertility services to people who desire a child, we need to align to best practice evidence
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Recommendations from the 2024 Australian evidence‐based guideline for unexplained infertility https://t.co/3MuNfyHzqW via @theMJA
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Mashup Score: 15Policy considerations for mandatory COVID‐19 vaccination from the Collaboration on Social Science and Immunisation - 3 month(s) ago
The benefits gained by vaccination mandates must be greater than the harms they may cause
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The COVID vaccine booster is very worth having for some population groups but mandates are no longer justified. Here’s a paper we published in 2021 on what you need to justify a COVID vax mandate. https://t.co/EgPmKcttKd https://t.co/WEn9WZrggJ
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Mashup Score: 0The economics of a national anterior cruciate ligament injury prevention program for amateur football players: a Markov model analysis - 4 month(s) ago
Investing in a national, evidence-based program for averting ACL injuries in amateur footballers is economically justifiable
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The economics of a national anterior cruciate ligament injury prevention program for amateur football players: a Markov model analysis https://t.co/mutJRfgf1f via @peek_kerry et al
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Mashup Score: 2Preventing falls and fall‐related injuries in older people - 4 month(s) ago
Falls and related injuries may be prevented with tailored interventions. Exercise is most effective, and additional interventions may be beneficial.
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Preventing falls and fall‐related injuries in older people https://t.co/0yIrsRW13N via @CathieSherr et al
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Mashup Score: 2Medical students: a potentially sustainable solution for our workforce crisis and future reforms in health care - 9 month(s) ago
An agile and dynamic workforce of medical students can address critical workforce shortages in the health care system and facilitate future reforms
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Medical students: a potentially sustainable solution for our workforce crisis and future reforms in health care https://t.co/DZxV8ocsYL via @theMJA https://t.co/G1wFExLVu2
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Mashup Score: 16Policy considerations for mandatory COVID‐19 vaccination from the Collaboration on Social Science and Immunisation - 9 month(s) ago
The benefits gained by vaccination mandates must be greater than the harms they may cause
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The COVID vaccine booster is very worth having for some population groups but mandates are no longer justified. Here’s a paper we published in 2021 on what you need to justify a COVID vax mandate. https://t.co/EgPmKcttKd https://t.co/WEn9WZrggJ
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Mashup Score: 2The importance of cultural humility and cultural safety in health care - 10 month(s) ago
A call to action: the medical profession should advocate for a culturally inclusive health system
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RT @theMJA: The importance of cultural humility and cultural safety in health care https://t.co/cEQ0QO5R9k https://t.co/r3od4eZsxC
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Mashup Score: 7
The sensitivity of RATs used for self-testing was lower than reported by manufacturers, increasing the risk of false negative results
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COVID‐19 rapid antigen tests approved for self‐testing in AUS: published diagnostic test accuracy studies and manufacturer‐supplied information. A systematic review https://t.co/bdrYdvwHGB via @KatyJLBell et al
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Fascinating article from @theMJA that dissects and challenges the common claims about burnout. They call for researchers to “agree on the basic nature of their entity of interest” https://t.co/ttx58nWEaK https://t.co/xkL1lJKlyd