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Nobel Laureate Barry J. Marshall AC answers the big questions.
This is a chance to get up close and personal with the man who famously swallowed the bacterium, Heliobacter pylori. You might even win one of two iPads.
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This is a chance to get up close and personal with the man who famously swallowed the bacterium, Heliobacter pylori. You might even win one of two iPads.
Click here for more information.
Clinical Simulation Sessions
Monday 8 April 2013, Chameleon Clinical Skills Training Centre, John Hunter Hospital.
10-11.30am Roundtable: Research in Health Professions
2-4pm Workshop: Introduction to working with simulated patients
For more information click here
Monday 8 April 2013, Chameleon Clinical Skills Training Centre, John Hunter Hospital.
10-11.30am Roundtable: Research in Health Professions
2-4pm Workshop: Introduction to working with simulated patients
For more information click here
Research Higher Degree Student Seminar
Improving Cancer Treatments Systems: A Randomised Controlled Trial of a Consumer Action Model of Cancer Patients Recieving Chemotherapy, Cameron Meeting Room, HMRI, 10am 8th April, 2013. Read the flyer.
Development of an Insulin Delivery Algorithm for Management of Meals for Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus in Children
LOCATION: Cameron Meeting Room - HMRI Building
Date and time: 2.30 pm Wednesday 24 April 2013.
Any further information is in the attached flyer.
LOCATION: Cameron Meeting Room - HMRI Building
Date and time: 2.30 pm Wednesday 24 April 2013.
Any further information is in the attached flyer.
News
Joint Alumni Medal Awarded
Professor David Currow and Associate Professor Mark Parsons were jointly awarded the Alumni Medal at the 2012 Alumni Awards held at Newcastle City Hall on Wednesday 17 October.
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Professor David Currow and Associate Professor Mark Parsons were jointly awarded the Alumni Medal at the 2012 Alumni Awards held at Newcastle City Hall on Wednesday 17 October.
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Simulation expert to enhance clinical learning for medical students
The JMP has been building its simulation capacity including recent openings of new centres in Newcastle and Wyong. It has now appointed, Professor Brian Jolly - previous past Chair of the Australian Society for Simulation in Healthcare, to lead the Medical Education Unit in supporting activities of curriculum improvement and development, teaching, learning, assessment and evaluation.
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The JMP has been building its simulation capacity including recent openings of new centres in Newcastle and Wyong. It has now appointed, Professor Brian Jolly - previous past Chair of the Australian Society for Simulation in Healthcare, to lead the Medical Education Unit in supporting activities of curriculum improvement and development, teaching, learning, assessment and evaluation.
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No stopping at 90. A tribute to Associate Professor Charles Engel
Read more about Associate Professor Charles Engel
Read more about Associate Professor Charles Engel
A Silver Jubilee for Medicine at Walter Sisulu University
The Dean, Professor Khaya Mfenyana of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences at Walter Sisulu University expressed deep appreciation for the support that Newcastle has provided over many.
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The Dean, Professor Khaya Mfenyana of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences at Walter Sisulu University expressed deep appreciation for the support that Newcastle has provided over many.
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Looking for PhD students?
If researchers have PhD projects for which they are seeking students, International Division may be able to help find a suitable student through established relationships with universities in the Asia region.
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If researchers have PhD projects for which they are seeking students, International Division may be able to help find a suitable student through established relationships with universities in the Asia region.
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