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    Tag: Emergency medicine

    Why doctors are from Mars and patients are from Venus

    October 30, 2024

    Doctors are from Mars, patients are from Venus. It sounds like a play on Dr John Gray’s brilliant book from 1992, but from our medical…

    ‘Being an aged care doctor is not about being a saint — the rewards are there in front of you’

    October 28, 2024

    GP Dr Fiona Wallace, who trained in the Hebridean islands of Scotland, became disillusioned with her work at an Australian rural ED after seeing so…

    Dog food, valium and a V8: My night shift in the ‘badlands’ of Adelaide

    October 21, 2024

    As part of AusDoc’s 40th anniversary, we have been publishing stories by readers about their most memorable day as a doctor. This account, by Dr Ralph…

    ‘Losing my balance, I rolled into the bed to join the new baby between the mother’s legs’

    October 14, 2024

    As part of AusDoc’s 40th anniversary, we have been asking readers to describe their most memorable day as a doctor. Here, you can read about…

    Scoping out an unsettled child

    October 12, 2024

    Caleb, a three-year-old boy, is brought in by his parents with a four-day history of intermittent fever and soft stool. He has vomited twice over…

    ‘Mental health emergency work is not pretty — it’s a hybrid of Dante’s Inferno, Narcos and The Golden Girls’

    September 20, 2024

    Psychiatrist and TV presenter Dr Mark Cross knows the mental health system from both sides, as a clinician and a patient. In his book Mental…

    Surgery on wrong site and retained dressings among ‘record’ number of medical errors

    September 9, 2024

    Lack of recognition of clinical deterioration made up one third of all sentinel events and half of paediatric events over 12 months, a Victorian report…

    ‘Health policy failure’: Coroner says baby who was ineligible for Medicare fell through the cracks

    September 9, 2024

    A newborn who died from malnutrition complications was ineligible for a Medicare-funded domiciliary review through the hospital where she was born and fell through the…

    ED chaos, men in suits and car washes: Longstanding emergency doctor on where it’s all gone wrong

    September 3, 2024

    Dr Phillip Kay has spent decades trying to resolve the ever-growing “chaos and blockages” that have beset EDs and hospitals across Australia. He is now…

    $2.7 million urgent care clinic ‘paused’ six weeks after opening

    September 2, 2024

    This story has been updated with details from the Hunter New England and Central Coast Primary Health Network about the clinic’s future. An urgent care…

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