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Dr J. Fraser Mustard's work as Adelaide Thinker in Residence took place in two stages - in October and November 2006 and in February and March 2007. The objective of his residency was to increase interest and understanding across all sectors of the South Australian community about the crucial importance of the early years in developing a healthy and competent population.
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The objective of Fraser Mustard's residency was to increase interest and understanding across all sectors of the South Australian community about the crucial importance of the early years in developing a healthy and competent population.
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This report details a Strategic Framework for Workforce Development in Southern Adelaide and
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This project was undertaken to provide information on community attitudes and values to
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Southern Adelaide Health Service, in conjunction with the SA Department of Health, established The Southern Aboriginal Maternity Care Project which commenced in February 2006 as a pilot project to develop a service model that established linkages and partnerships, and to provide a framework for an integrated maternity care service for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and their babies that is accessible and provides culturally responsive and timely maternity care.
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One of the world's longest and largest trials of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) has found that post-menopausal women on HRT gain significant improvements in quality of life. [view]

Partnership Projects is the first funding scheme to be called under the NHMRC Partnerships initiative. [view]

A major study into seasonal variations in the health of Australian heart failure patients may have some important implications for the public health system. [view]

Mining in South Australia is set to become a whole lot safer, thanks to the world of virtual reality and video games. [view]
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