While I understand the issues in rural GP planning, it neglects to consider recommendations made in the reports of last 20 yrs calling for reducing their load by with extending scope of other professions. 1/ https://t.co/5f1cZhe7I2
New research finds that Twitter’s recommendation algorithm amplifies anger, outgroup hostility, and affective polarization https://t.co/mlwF3TEUnq
This is a good reason to ignore the recommended Tweets.
@marcelock@nytimes@TheAthleticFC I’m not surprised given when I was in Valencia years ago a local suggested that our Australian Aborginal people were more ape than human. He was dead serious.
@aayushhh95@3cbPerformance If it’s happening regularly you need someone to assess whether it is truly lax and too mobile. In that case you may need a surgical opinion. If it has normal mobility but lacks strength then it’s needs more functional exercise.
Rural areas have fewer #alliedhealth workers. These areas need an additional 21,357 FTE personnel in allied health professions to match major cities on a per-population basis, Department of #Finance quotes the Alliance: https://t.co/6OeDWhqkvA
#ruralhealthoz
There is minimal difference between the $17 billion required to fix homelessness for Australian working families, older women, Indig, DV victims, and the $ 11 billion handed to private health insurance companies
Just 💯 days til@FIFAWWC which will elevate women’s sport to new prominence.
@TheMatildas v @Lionesses tomorrow morning is a mighty test ahead of squad selection.
Best wishes to all players vying for a place.
Go well 💜 https://t.co/jB4d7S1tjB
BEWARE of corporate greenwashing
.@CropLifeIntl members @Bayer@BASF@Syngenta manufacture at least 27 highly hazardous pesticide ingredients, under 90 different names, in about 57 countries. @FAO must promote healthy food systems on #WorldHealthDay! Stop the #ToxicAlliance
96% of the highest-paid workers in the US have paid sick days.
Just 38% of the lowest-paid workers get them.
Only in America do we call working people ‘essential’ but deny them paid sick leave.
@_Elicity_@DrNeenaJha Medical aid is one of their major exports and helps millions around the world, especially in third world countries. People in Cuba don’t go into health to make money, they go because they want to do the service. That’s why neoliberal health is failing.