Everyone with a cervix now has an opportunity to self-collect their HPV sample. Pathology Awareness Australia ambassador Adj. Prof. Annabelle Farnsworth recently spoke to AusDoc about how GPs can encourage uptake of the program!
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Diphtheria is a disease caused by toxins produced by the Corynebacterium bacterium. While pathology can quickly diagnose the disease, the National Immunisation Program offers vaccines to protect toddlers and mitigate the disease’s spread.
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Abstracts from NSW Health Pathology Research Forum 2021 were published in the February edition (February 2022 Vol. 43 No. 1) of the Australian Journal of Medical Science (AJMS) and can be found here.
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ONE WEEK TO GO | There’s still time to have your say in our first consultation on #Pathology#Accreditation standards. We are reviewing two standards. Consultation closes on Wednesday 1 June: https://t.co/rW8zePvh5U
🚨Next #ScientificWorkshop of the Victorian branch of the @aims_21.
#SaveTheDate - 🗓️ 28th of May!
A great line up of speakers is waiting you! Register to learn more about latest topics from the fields of #Coagulation, Transfusion, and #Haematology.
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Monkeypox cases outside of Africa are rare, so this outbreak has raised alarm bells around the world.
In spite of its name, monkeypox in humans doesn't really have much to do with monkeys.
Here's how the disease got its misleading name. 👇
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AIMS QLD Branch & PaLS Networking Meeting.
Come along and enjoy the company of colleagues, interesting discussions and complimentary catering.
Venue: Pineapple Hotel, Kangaroo Point. 5.30pm for 5.45pm START
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Comments sought. The ISO 15189 standard is being modified and is open for consultation. Could all AIMS members who wish to comment please provide responses to AIMS by 10 Dec 21. You can submit comments to: [email protected]
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Saturday 30 October 2021 🦠 🔬 🧫
Come and join the WA branches of AIMS & @AUSSOCMIC for an informative face-to-face 👥 scientific meeting.
https://t.co/ysnKGS66s0
We’re excited to announce a new Graduate Certificate in Health Service Management (Safety and Quality) at the University of Tasmania, focusing on applying our #NSQHS Standards. Enrolments are open and a 100% HECS fee waiver may be available! https://t.co/af1IRox5gh @UTAS_
This sure is ‘Our Greatest Test.’ Let’s talk numbers.
Our pathology teams have processed >21 million SARS-CoV-2 tests since the pandemic began. That’s nearly 1 test per person in Aus! Pathologists like Prof. Schneider (out of PPE for the snap) are vital in this effort 💪🔬🤩
The search for novel medicines, latest #covid19qld molecular testing capacity @TownsvilleHHS , tropical cyclones and flooding, discussed at this year’s Australian Institute of Medical and Clinical Scientists’ conference.
Read more: https://t.co/YaDhFaLs5L