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    • Clinical pathway for the screening, assessment and management of anxiety and depression in adult cancer patients: Australian guidelines. 

      Butow, PN; Price, MA; Shaw, Joanne; Turner, Jane; Clayton, Josephine; Grimison, Peter; Rankin, Nicole; Kirsten, Laura
      Published 2015-07-01
      Purpose A clinical pathway for anxiety and depression in adult cancer patients was developed to guide best practice in Australia. Methods The pathway was based on a rapid review of existing guidelines, systematic reviews ...
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    • Information for participants at The Dorothy Russell Havemeyer Foundation Equine Welfare Workshop 

      McGreevy, Paul; Berger, Jeannine; de Brauwere, Nic; Harrison, Anna; Fiedler, Julie; Jones, Claudia; McDonnell, Sue; McLean, Andrew; Doherty, Orla; Nicol, Christine; Preshaw, Leanne; Webster, John; Wolfensohn, Sarah; Yeates, James; Bidda, Jones
      Published 2016-03-14
      The Dorothy Russell Havemeyer Foundation Equine Welfare Workshop was held on 10-13 August 2015, Galiano Island, British Columbia. 15 horse welfare scholars, veterinarians and animal welfare inspectors assembled on Galiano ...
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    • A Type 2 A/C2 plasmid carrying the aacC4 apramycin resistance gene and the erm(42) erythromycin resistance gene recovered from two Salmonella enterica serovars 

      Harmer, Christopher J; Holt, Kathryn E; Hall, Ruth M
      Published 2014-12-02
      Objective: To determine the relationships between RepA/C2 plasmids carrying several antibiotic resistance genes found in isolates of Salmonella enterica serovars Ohio and Senftenberg from pigs. Methods: Illumina HiSeq was ...
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    • p39R861-4, a type 2 A/C2 plasmid carrying a segment from the A/C1 RA1 

      Anantham, S; Harmer, Christopher J; Hall, Ruth M
      Published 2015-07-13
      The largest plasmid in the strain 39R861, which is used as a plasmid size standard, was recovered by conjugation and sequenced to determine its exact size. Plasmid p39R861-4 transferred at high frequency. Though reported ...
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    • The A to Z of A/C Plasmids 

      Harmer, Christopher J; Hall, Ruth M
      Published 2015-04-21
      Plasmids belonging to incompatibility groups A and C (now A/C) were among the earliest to be associated with antibiotic resistance in Gram-negative bacteria. A/C plasmids are large, conjugative plasmids with a broad host ...
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