Sounds like The Donald could have done with some HREC training...
David Brain
@David_C_Brain
Health economist with an aversion to waste and the politicisation of healthcare.
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Surely nobody is at all shocked by this? Consultancies have been tailoring 'findings' to ensure no bridges are ever burned, for years 🤦 theguardian.com/australia-news…
www.theguardian.com Consultancy firms becoming ‘shadow public service’, expert warns, as PwC crisis deepens Former senior public servants say conflicts of interest are ‘rife’ and that companies may be tailoring advice to earn more from government Temporary loss of consciousness is a common reason for Emergency presentation in Australian hospitals. We show that using the Canadian Syncope Risk Score is a cost-effective way to manage patients, resulting in safe and efficient services
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onlinelibrary.wiley.com Emergency Medicine Australasia | ACEM Journal | Wiley Online Library The timely management of patients presenting to the ED with syncope has long been a challenge and traditionally presenting patients are managed conservatively due to concern that they may have a... doi.org/10.1111/1742-6…
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Pretty cool when you read about something you worked on for a short while in the news. Not only is fecal transplant now approved safe by Australia's TGA, we found it to be a good investment from an economic perspective...
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www.theguardian.com Australia gives world-first approval for faecal transplants to restore gut health BiomeBank in Adelaide collects healthy genetic material from the microbiomes of donors to treat potentially deadly bacterial condition theguardian.com/australia-news…