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    • Responding to an Epochal Climate Crisis: Introducing a framework of Strategic Socio-Ecological Relational analysis (SSER) to position planetary, capital and hegemonic relations through state ensembles in Australia 

      Gibson, James
      Published 2025
      Historical and contemporary strategic projects and capital accumulation regimes have eroded critical planetary processes, escalating the risk of systemic tipping points and frequent global crises. This dissertation proposes ...
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    • Somatotopic organization of the human periaqueductal gray revealed in pain and placebo analgesia 

      Tinoco Mendoza, Fernando Andres
      Published 2025
      Pain is a critical and fundamental homeostatic state that results in the execution of defensive behaviours, one of which is a profound placebo analgesia. Early discoveries on the midbrain periaqueductal gray (PAG) found ...
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    • Effect of lifestyle and non-traditional cardiovascular risk factors on cardiovascular disease in women 

      Pant, Anushriya
      Published 2025
      Sex disparities persist in the screening, prevention and management of cardiovascular disease (CVD) on a global scale. Yet, there is limited research into lifestyle and female-specific risk factors, such as past pregnancy ...
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    • The review and evaluation of inherited metabolic disorders: service use and demand on a quaternary paediatric health service 

      Dalkeith, Troy
      Published 2025
      Introduction Inherited metabolic disorders (IMDs) can have significant morbidity, mortality and associated healthcare needs, often resulting in acute metabolic decompensation (AMD). This research evaluated the IMD service ...
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    • Indicators of quality in NSW public dental services: Enablers and barriers to implementation 

      Jun, Sun Ae
      Published 2025
      Quality measures are essential instruments for evaluating healthcare by providing actionable data to assess care delivery, identify strengths and weaknesses, and monitor various aspects of healthcare performance. Traditionally ...
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