Archive - March 2005

• Nurse-led secondary prevention clinics for CHD cost-effective in primary care (30/03/2005)
• GP-psychiatrist liaison reduces depression severity in cardiac patients (30/03/2005)
• Now, even your medicine talks back to you (30/03/2005)
• Better AMI outcomes with more intensive medical treatment (30/03/2005)
• Sexual harassment - a private matter not justifying dismissal - ABL News (30/03/2005)
• Unfavourable cardiovascular changes associated in menstrual disturbance in young athletes (29/03/2005)
• Report shows parecoxib and valdecoxib risks after CABG (29/03/2005)
• CV events increased by severe obstructive sleep apnea (29/03/2005)
• Collection of incidents justified dismissal - ABL News (29/03/2005)
• Adverse drug reactions a growing problem in older Australians (24/03/2005)
• Sodium channel gene mutations linked to dilated cardiomyopathy (24/03/2005)
• Obesity epidemic undermines gains in life expectancy (24/03/2005)
• Clopidogrel for patients with ACS: the story continues to evolve (22/03/2005)
• HOPE-TOO published: Is there any HOPE for vitamin-E? (22/03/2005)
• Serotonin syndrome a clinical challenge (22/03/2005)
• Can you ask a potential employee about prior illnesses/injuries? - ABL News (22/03/2005)
• Clopidogrel pre-treatment before PCI: 600 mg more effective than 300 mg (22/03/2005)
• Special issue of Circulation highlights disparities in cardiovascular healthcare (21/03/2005)
• No benefit seen for distal protection from embolic debris in PCI (21/03/2005)
• Magnetic fields rarely interfere with pacemakers (18/03/2005)
• Computer alert markedly reduces DVT and PE in hospitalized patients (18/03/2005)
• Fundamental breach of procedure justified dismissal - ABL News (18/03/2005)
• More evidence needed on benefits of computerised clinical support systems (17/03/2005)
• Failure to advise of absence justified dismissal - ABL News (16/03/2005)
• Most OTDs committed to staying in rural areas: report - MO News (16/03/2005)
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