Australian Doctor

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Articles in July 2007 issue of Australian Doctor

• Narrowing the search.
• OpinionUnited for justice.
• Aged care panels fail to attract GPs.
• First algorithm for c-spine injury.
• In my experience.
• Empiricus: our clinical journal commentator.
• Globetrotter.
  by Kurukchi, Geraldine
• Lack of progress on GP safety causing distress.
• Six appeal.(Travel narrative)
  by Lilienthal, Craig
• Doctor in trouble for online blog.
• Billions fail chronic ill.
• Adverse event reports overload info line.(Brief article)
  by Smith, Paul
• Value of compassion.
• Fantastic voyage.
• GP speaks out over medical links.
• Bouquets and brickbats for streamlined authority script system.
• Testing times.
• Web stokes Gardasil vax fears.
• Nationally consistent IMG assessment delayed.(Brief article)
  by McNamara, Sophie
• Overhaul targets 'defective' complaints.
  by Ferguson, Heather
• TravelChilling out in Rio.(Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
  by George, Jacqueline
• GPs fund student scholarships.
• Hep C GP referred to board.
• Govt rules out IMG visas review.
• In the firing line.
• View from the tower illuminates.
  by Sahari, Shahiron
• Health teams to arrive in NT this week.
• Computerised cervical screening backed.
• Accidental gardening.
• Small doses.(Brief article)
  by Babbington, Gabrielle
• GPs rush to respond to NT emergency.
• In brief.
• Compounding magic.
• Dawn of a new era.
• Inappropriate CT scans putting patients at risk.
• Stem cell therapy helps incontinence.(Medical condition overview)
• Bacterial vaginosis.
• In brief.
• GP criticised for missing fatal MI.
• Medicare accused of ignoring podiatry fraud warning.
• A patient's story.
• Making baby talk.
• Bandaids won't halt crisis.
• Measuring the qualities of a good GP.
• Self-monitoring of blood glucose queried.(Clinical report)
• Smart thinking on ECGs.
• Falling for a rat.
  by Fisher, Malcolm
• Mental health the biggest worry for flood area GPs.
• In brief.
• The African evidence.(Brief article)
  by Jenkins, Rebecca
• For the greater good.
• I swear IT is out to get me.
  by Bateman, Bill
• No hiding pharma industry largesse.
• Metabolic syndrome alert.
• Patients okay with GPs talking fertility.
• Risk-management education pays off.
• Suicide risk higher with epilepsy.
• New CVD tool better at predicting risk.
• Circumcision in history.
  by Jenkins, Rebecca
• Credibility gamble.(Brief article)
• One antihypertensive as good as next.
• Patients peeved by sharing, caring GPs.
• 350km trip for rape victim.
• GP's patients never walk alone.
• Winning votes.(Brief article)
• Study reveals AF often missed on ECG.
• To cut or not to cut.
• The doctor as salesman.
• Patients okay with GPs talking fertility.
• Expert calls for expanded bone testing after SSRI finding.
• Mix-and-match motoring.
• 'Molecular' GP to keep practising.
• In a flat world, it's up to GPs where they stand.
• Screen all obese kids.
• Triumph and tragedy.
  by Leavesley, Jim
• The Art of Medicine.
  by Young, Simon
• Concern over GP asthma prescribing.
• Passive smoking damages kids' arteries.
• Hiring Hints.
  by Ferguson, Heather
• Spreading the word.