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In December, 2023, the Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and 60 Minutes ran stories condemning podiatric surgeons on the basis
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Driving Innovation In Allied Health: From Permission Seeking To Owning Our Space
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Managing Finite Resources in Healthcare: The Illusion of Abundance and the Reality of Scarcity
I have been involved with several different health service organisations and one defining feature of those organisations is that there
Access To Allied Health Services For First Nations People In Australia
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