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A little bit of culture – TB or not TB

By Dr Avani Kharodkar, Dr Stephen Lee, Dr Smathi Chong & Dr Frank Brennan·December 6, 2021

Differentiation of intestinal tuberculosis from Crohn’s disease can be challenging due to overlapping clinical, endoscopic and histopathologic features. However, this distinction is important as treatment for these two conditions differs considerably. Read More...

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Culture creates a winning team at Mount

Dr Stephen Same·November 3, 2021

It says much about the inclusive culture of Mount Hospital that one of its most senior and revered members of staff, specialist cardiac anaesthetist Dr Stephen Same, is entrusted to speak on behalf of his colleagues and the organisation. Read More...

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Supporting the elderly to access 21st century care

Australian Clinical Labs·November 3, 2021

Technology is revolutionising health care delivery. But in the rush to deliver services better and faster, some patients, especially elderly patients, can get left behind. Read More...

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Continuity of care for better patient outcomes at Hollywood Private Hospital

Karen Gullick·October 3, 2021

Continuity of care in healthcare takes on great importance when people require interprofessional care and interventions to treat chronic and complex health issues. Read More...

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Investigating rheumatic and connective tissue diseases

Dr Daman Langguth·October 3, 2021

The immune system attacking self tissue is the basis of the immune process. The overlap of clinical features in many of the rheumatic and connective tissue diseases has always complicated the task of segregating disease entities. Autoantibody tests can help classification, though clinical assessment remains the cornerstone of diagnosis. Read More...

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Why varicose veins come back

Dr Luke Matar·September 5, 2021

Disrupted normal anatomy and negative patient psychology (“what’s the point treating, they will just come back”) present significant challenges to the physician treating recurrent varicose veins (RVV). Read More...

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Predicting winter viruses – multiplex PCR is the key

Dr Sudha Pottumarthy-Boddu·September 5, 2021

Seasonal activity of respiratory viruses is relatively predictable with well-established surveillance systems worldwide to monitor their trends. However, the current COVID-19 pandemic due to SARS-CoV-2 virus, started in late 2019 necessitating unprecedented public health measures to control its spread. Read More...

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Treating lung cancer with stereotactic ablative body radiation therapy (SABR)

Dr Tee Lim·September 5, 2021

With about 1200 cases each year, lung cancer is the fourth most common cause of cancer in Western Australia, but the number one cause of cancer death. Read More...

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Promoted Clinicals

A little bit of culture – TB or not TB

Culture creates a winning team at Mount

Supporting the elderly to access 21st century care

Continuity of care for better patient outcomes at Hollywood Private Hospital

Investigating rheumatic and connective tissue diseases

Why varicose veins come back

Predicting winter viruses – multiplex PCR is the key

Treating lung cancer with stereotactic ablative body radiation therapy (SABR)

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