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Can looking at art make for better doctors?
Their teachers hope that students are beginning to realize that medicine is not black and white, but many shades of grey. The museum sessions are designed to get these students thinking about the importance of a diagnosis that is not just based on physical symptoms, but also on the larger narrative that informs a patient’s health story.
Injured workers, here comes the royal commission we’ve been waiting for
"Listen to the stories of those people whose lives have been affected, whose houses have been lost... who have been arguing for years—eight to 10 years, for some people—for some sense of justice."
Suck it up and smile – it’s holiday time!
Yippee!! Not! It’s too hard. I was dreading Christmas – [...]
A horrid equation: Medical + Legal = Medical Panels
From where I’m standing, you could never believe our Government [...]
The need for toughened glass
Crap happens in life but it’s how you’re treated when [...]
My dog’s breakfast is proving to be quite a serve of offal
A never-ending feast in fact (if such food takes your fancy)! [...]
Worksafe, who are you really helping?
Worksafe’s Mission is: 'Actively working with the community to deliver [...]
My life as it is within Workers’ Compensation – it’s a dog’s breakfast
In my current state of bewilderment, this may be the [...]
My interview with the ABC 7:30 report
(View the story online http://www.abc.net.au/7.30/content/2016/s4547621.htm) Tune in tonight for my [...]
My workers compensation battle is turning into a WorkSafe carnivale
It’s been a huge few weeks for WorkSafe and injured [...]
Act 3 – explained
Big day for me today. Thank you to the Victorian [...]
Worksafe’s Dirty tactics – finally realised
I woke up crying last night. I hardly ever cry. [...]