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Monthly Archives: June 2010

Among the best, but that’s not saying much

It’s the face of health care that most people are most familiar with, but it’s the least well-researched. Jeremy Gilling reports Australia leads much of the world in primary health care research. We, along with Britain and New Zealand, produce ...

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Doing it for themselves

It meets the same rigorous standards as its mainstream academic counterparts, but its by students, for students. By Jeremy Gilling. The Australian Medical Student Journal is a standout in a crowded field. It’s Australia’s first peer-reviewed medical journal, and one ...

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Alliance to speak with one voice

Four pharmacy schools will form a unified voice. Four of Australia’s six original pharmacy schools have formed an alliance to provide a national voice in education and professional development in advance of national accreditation of the health professions. The University ...

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Disappointed? It’s worse in Lithuania

Deep cuts to northern hemisphere higher education budgets mightn’t make much difference to global funding league tables. Australia’s economic success could stop it improving its position in the league table of OECD countries’ higher education spending, a senior DEEWR official ...

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