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A TRADITIONAL CHINESE CURSE GOES SOME¬THING LIKE THIS: "May you live in interesting times" If it be so, then we are all most certainly cursed for these are indeed very…
The author, who was a Lieutenant Colonel in the Royal Australian Medical Corps (RAAMC) Reserve and is a Thoracic and Sleep Physician in civilian life, describes his experience of a…
Tveito T, Hysing M and Eriksen H. Low back pain interventions at the workplace: a systematic literature review. Occup Med 2004; 54(1): 3-13. OBJECTIVE To assess the effect of controlled…
Michael C.E Pain RFD Group Capt (ret.) RAAFSR Honorary Consultant Thoracic Physician, The Royal Melbourne Hospital ABSTRACT Screening for bronchial asthma remains a difficult but important aspect in the evaluation…
Well, a new year is upon us again. And as always seems to be the case, the festive season brought upon many of us not-so-festive activities. The Boxing Day 2004…
By John Edward Cunningham SSE MB SS and Andrew M. Ellis MB BS FRACS John Edward Cunningham BSc MB BS Major, 1st Health Support Battalion Orthopaedic Registrar, Mona Vale Hospital…
MANUSCRIPT CATEGORIES The journal publishes manuscripts as research articles, reviews, post-deployment reports, book reviews and letters to the Editor. Reviews, reports and research articles should be between 500 and 2000…
The recent Asian Tsunami has resulted in an unprecedented number of Australia military medical personnel on deployment throughout the world providing both health care to our deployed forces and humanitarian…
By Colonel Darrell Duncan, MBBS, Grad Dip HI Colonel Darrell Duncan, MBBS, Grard Dip HI Area Director of Health Improvement and Information Services for Central Coast (NSW) Area Health Service.…
By Col Darrell Duncan, MBBS, Grad Dip HI HODGETTS, TJ GREASLEY, IA; 2003 Impact of Deployment of Personnel with Chronic Conditions to Forward Areas. Journal of the Royal Army Medical…