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Faculty news
Anaesthesia depth study confirms safety
A 10-year, international study into anaesthetic depth has found there is no difference in mortality or complications between deep and light anaesthesia in older patients having major surgery.
Dr Pallavi Prathivadi wins 2019 RACGP award
Dr Pallavi Prathivadi from the Monash Department of General Practice has been named the National General Practice Registrar of the Year at the recent Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) awards, held on October 24.
Monash Symposium on Cardiovascular Health 2019 success
The inaugural Monash Symposium on Cardiovascular Health was a great success last week. The two-day Symposium was the first step in bringing together the cardiovascular research community across Monash University. Its aim was to initiate a virtual, interdisciplinary network of cardiovascular health, which will span the university and allow the fostering of strong connections between clinical and discovery research with the aim to support and accelerate translational research.
Medicine graduate Patrick Walker a passionate advocate for child health
Getting your research published, especially in a prominent journal, is never an easy feat. So when medicine graduate Patrick Walker found out his research had been accepted for publication in the Fetal and Neonatal edition of Archives of Disease in Childhood, the achievement was an incredible reward for 12-months of hard work.
Dr Arvind Sehgal receives Emerge Health award
The Department of Paediatrics, Dr Arvind Sehgal, has been awarded the 2019 Emerge Health Australian and New Zealand Neonatal Network Award for Cardiorespiratory Research.
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Approximately 54,000 patients are living with bowel cancer in Australia. See how A/Professor @abud_helen from… https://t.co/hXpl6Wj4XU
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1 in 6 paramedics may be at risk of suffering from #PTSD. Prof. Brett Williams explains how VR can be used to prep… https://t.co/p1rfVW4ztp
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"A picture shows a thousand words (in this case, a 15,000-word thesis and a year of laughs, blood, sweat and tears). ✅ Honours year done and dusted✌️huge thank you to my friends and family who supported me through this milestone year." 🤗💕 Congratulations to medical student Stacy and all our other students who completed their Bachelor of Medical Science (Honours) this year 👏👏👏
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RT @MonashIndia: On this #WorldDiabetesDay, read about a new discovery by #MonashUniversity researchers that has the potential to slow the…
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Today is #WorldDiabetesDay Thanks to all the great work our students and researchers are doing to turn discoveries… https://t.co/SGE57z2tYk
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Biomedical Science student and social media ambassador Jeremy shares an important millstone in his Monash journey 🎉👊 “Today marks our last exam, signifying the end of our Bachelor of Biomedical Science journey at Monash. I couldn’t have picked a more supportive group of friends to accompany me for three years 👬 👫 Whilst exams are certainly stressful, seeing how our knowledge has accumulated to this point is greatly rewarding. Good luck to everyone else who has exams!!”
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Why is there a cake photo on our feed today? The answer might surprise you. Social work student Gloria shares this snap and a reflective moment from her placement at a community cancer centre: “One day, I received a phone call to our office from a person who was just diagnosed with cancer and who was sobbing on the other side of the phone. Today, the client made this cake and will bring it to our support group. As social workers, while there might be a limit to the amount of physical support we can provide, we strive to improve clients’ quality of life by addressing their psychological and social needs. I sincerely wish that my clients would not only survive but thrive." Interested in learning more about what studying social work is like? Check out Gloria's q&a in our Story highlights ⬆️
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It's World Radiography Day! Shoutout to the radiographers, researchers, teachers and students (our future radiographers) for the important role you play in our health system. 👏👏👏 Your diagnostic and technical skills and compassion means we're in good hands any time we need an x-ray or scan.