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Faculty of Medicine and Health: Recent submissions

    • Overdiagnosis of breast cancer in population screening: does it make breast screening worthless? 

      Houssami, Nehmat
      Published 2017
      The risk of breast cancer (BC) overdiagnosis attributed to mammography screening is an unresolved issue, complicated by heterogeneity in the methodology of quantifying its magnitude, and both political and scientific ...
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    • High value healthcare is low carbon. A cull of low value care will cut healthcare’s carbon emissions 

      Barratt, Alexandra; Bell, Katy J.L.; Charlesworth, Kate; McGain, Forbes
      Published 2021
      Previous research has found Australia’s healthcare community is responsible for seven percent of the country’s national carbon emissions. The hospital and pharmaceutical sectors account for 63 percent of that carbon ...
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    • COVID-19 and Australia’s mental health: An overview of academic literature, policy documents, lived experience accounts, media and community reports 

      Bower, M.; Smout, S.; Ellsmore, S.; Donohoe-Bales, A.; Sivaprakash, P.P.; Lim, C.; Gray, M.; Francis, A.; Grager, A.; Riches, J.; Australia’s Mental Health Think Tank
      Published 2021-11-05
      Over the past 20 months, the COVID-19 pandemic has been a profound disruption to Australians’ daily lives. Many of our daily activities and schedules have changed beyond recognition, including the way we work, go to school, ...
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    • COVID-19 and Australia’s Mental Health: Preventing pandemic distress through economic supports 

      Australia's Mental Health Think Tank; Bower, Marlee; Smout, Scarlett; Donohoe-Bales, Amarina
      Published 2021-11-05
      Mental health support services are overwhelmed. Expanded mental health funding and servicesannounced by the Federal Government and selected state governments are vitally important andwelcomed by the sector, but in many ...
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    • Creating Short Videos Workshop 

      Choi, Silvia
      Published 2021
      During the workshop, we will first provide tips on how to shoot videos effectively using a readily available device such as your mobile phone and your computer. Then we will provide steps on how to edit a video using Adobe ...
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