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Weigh up the need for antibiotics with two different cases of acute otitis media in this free case study.
Explore common secondary causes of osteoporosis and how to prevent fractures with this case study.
This course will provide you with an overview of the diagnostic approach to urinary tract infections (UTI) in residents in aged-care facilities.
This online learning module is centred around a video that guides clinicians on how to obtain and record a BPMH.
Examine the role of antibiotic prophylaxis for patients undergoing surgical procedures.
New version released August 2019 to align with the revised and updated Therapeutic Guidelines: Antibiotic.
Diagnose and treat a case of community acquired pneumonia in a hospital setting.
Treat a hospitalised patient for a catheter-associated urinary tract infection.
Benji is a 3-year-old boy presenting in the Emergency Department of the local hospital with shortness of breath. He is brought in by his mother Bridgit. This case study covers asthma management, immunisation, and smoking cessation.
This case study explores the diagnostic approach to managing urinary tract infections in residential aged care facility residents to reduce antibiotic resistance.
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