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Electronic medical record auto-text templates
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- Asymptomatic hypertension
- Consent for iron infusion
- Consent for IVIg infusion
- Mental state examination (MSE)
- Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA)
- My Health Record access
- Neurological exam, cranial nerves, brief
- Neurological exam, peripheral,
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A high-performance Rust implementation of interval-censored Cox regression
Cox proportional hazards models are commonly used in biostatistics for the modelling of time-to-event data, such as mortality or disease progression. A difficulty in applying Cox models arises when observations are interval censored, i.e. the time of event is not observed exactly, but is known… »
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What drugs are dosed other than in milligrams?
Notes
This discussion was prepared by examining items on the Australian Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) General Schedule, Repatriation PBS and Section 100 Highly Specialised Drugs (Public Hospital) programs, as at February 2023. I do not warrant that this will remain accurate in the future. Non-PBS… »
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Simulating plausible ballot paper preferences from STV count sheets
Introduction
When analysing single transferable vote (STV) elections, we often desire a record of the preferences lodged by voters, so that voting patterns can be analysed in detail, or to see how changes in voters' preferences or in the rules of the count might impact… »
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Monash Medicine in review – Year 5D: MED5101/5103/5105
Placement
With the exception of the Scholarly Intensive Placement, year 5D is taught entirely from clinical sites like the preceding 2 clinical years. Like year 3B and unlike 4C, the focus returns to acute care general hospital medicine, with a focus on preparation for the… »
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Monash Medicine in review – BMedSc(Hons): MED4301/4302
The Bachelor of Medical Science (Honours), or BMedSc(Hons), is an optional 1-year research degree.1 It can be undertaken any time after year 3B of the Monash medicine course, but by far the most common time to undertake it is between years 4C… »