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Articles in March 2007 issue of Australian Doctor
- Globetrotter.
- Corporates move towards treechange.
- AMA seeks rural views.
- In bad taste.
- TGA considers sedative warnings.
- Surgery without borders.
- GPs to ensure PBAC decisions are relevant.
- Abusive patient register proposed.
- Violent times.
- It's off to work we go.(practice of occupational physicians )(Column)
- Experts propose 'P-plating' new drugs.
- Post-mortem GPs need better pay and training.
- In brief.
- Subspecialty effects.(general practitioners pursuing a special interest)
by Sahari, Shahiron - Mixed results of COPD combo therapy.(Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease)
by Babbington, Gabrielle - Experts urge caution on breast cancer MRI initiative.
- Violence in general practice.
by Ferguson, Heather - Where's the fun in that?(topical spray for curing premature ejaculation)(Brief article)
by Reynard - Iodine fortification plan changes.(Food Standards Australia New Zealand )(Brief article)
- Get on board.
- In brief.
- Empiricus: our clinical journal commentator.
- Wired for sound.
- Patient loan a 'terrible mistake', says GP.
- We must give care plans a fair go.
- Abbott's 'golden handcuffs' to keep rural GPs at work.
- GP wants to see commonsense prevail.
- THE POLITICAL: Violence in general practice.
- A sense of belonging.(substitute physicians)
by Carrol, Paul - New angle on children's jabs mooted.
- In brief.
- Victims twice over.
- Do the write thing.(responding to a complaint letter)
by le Goullon, Justin - Sparring lightweights land few telling blows.
- Keeping up appearances.(John F. Kennedy's failing health and assassination)
by Gurr, Janene - Welcome to loss of chance.
by Kron, John - Get The Picture: All go in Europe.(Brief article)
by Prichard, Diane - Almost the news.
- In brief.
- Infant meningitis toll hits teens.
- GP's own health not a priority.
- Practices may give billing system cold shoulder.
- Many GPs in fear of working alone.
- Phelps joins Jenny Craig to fight fat.
- Stressed homes make children sick.
- Minor ECG changes not benign post menopause.
- Why research will never replace clinical judgment.
- Test follow-up risk.
by Lilienthal, Craig - In brief.
- GP and pollie in stationery stoush.
- GPs paying for heart clinic profit.
- Divide and conquer.
by Whittaker, Noel - Money trap.
by Kron, John - Weighty issue.
- Practice etiquette.
by Saunders, Cathy - Mega-MDO a step closer.(United Medical Protection and the Medical Defence Association of Victoria merge)(Brief article)
by McNamara, Sophie - In brief.
- Lifelong risk for lymphoma survivors.
- Defending heart check clinics.
- Experts defend CPR guidelines.(Clinical report)
- New virus linked to gastro in kids.
- Minor ECG changes not benign post menopause.
- Risk factors for benign ovarian tumours identified.
- Convicted GP claims conspiracy.
- Spelling out health rights.
- Make a head start.
by Ferguson, Heather - Doctors face new legal risk.
- Doctors vital in new health fund role.
- Computers Drug list update.
- Poetry in all its ugly beauty.
- Travel: Reap the history of Cambodia.(Travel narrative)
by Stead, Clive - Frustrated by referral demands.(Letter to the editor)
- Declare war on weeds.
by Cundall, Peter - Driven to succeed.
by McNamara, Sophie - Globetrotter.
- Antibiotics still over-prescribed for sinus infections.
- Fellows on the journey.
- Varicella vax debate reignited.
- Doctors alerted to Chikungunya virus.
- Globetrotter.