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Faculty of Medicine and Health: Recent submissions

    • Prospective Meta-Analyses and Cochrane's role in embracing next generation methodologies. 

      Seidler, Anna Lene; Hunter, Kylie E; Cheyne, Saskia; Berlin, Jesse A; Ghersi, Davina; Askie, Lisa M
      Published 2020
      Cochrane systematic reviews and meta-analyses are regarded as the ‘gold standard’ for high-quality information and are widely used to inform healthcare policy and practice. The nature of how conventional systematic reviews ...
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    • Exploring Health Professionals' Perceptions and Clinical Manifestations of Chemotherapy and Radiation Therapy-Related Oral and Oropharyngeal Mucositis 

      Kang, Michelle
      Published 2021-03-16
      Background: Oral and oropharyngeal mucositis (OM) refers to inflammation caused by certain chemotherapy (CT) agents and radiation therapy (RT) to mucosal structures. CT-induced OM is usually a manifestation of widespread ...
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    • Sydney Health Literacy Lab (SHLL) Health Literacy Editor 

      Ayre, Julie; Muscat, Danielle; Bonner, Carissa; Mouwad, Dana; Dalmazzo, Jason; Eliza, Harrison; Aslani, Parisa; Dunn, Adam; McCaffery, Kirsten
      Published 2021-03-11
      An online real-time editor to improve the health-literate design of written materials that assesses text for health literacy principles (e.g. readability, complex language (use of uncommon words, medical or health jargon, ...
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    • The carbon footprint of pathology testing. 

      McAlister, Scott; Barratt, Alexandra L; Bell, Katy J.L.; McGain, Forbes
      Published 2020
      The objective of this study was to estimate the carbon footprint of five common hospital pathology tests: full blood examination; urea and electrolyte levels; coagulation profile; C‐reactive protein concentration; and ...
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    • Should heart age calculators be used alongside absolute cardiovascular disease risk assessment? 

      Bonner, Carissa; Bell, Katy J.L.; Jansen, Jesse; Glasziou, Paul; Irwig, Les; Doust, Jenny; McCaffery, Kirsten
      Published 2018
      National estimates of ‘heart age’ by government health organisations in the US, UK and China show most people have an older heart age than current age. While most heart age calculators are promoted as a communication tool ...
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