Considerations for exercising in the heat
Posted by Kara Gilbert
on 19 January 2017
Your body will show quite a complex physiological response to heart, and circumstances like chronic illness, medications, weather conditions, clothing and general physical form will affect your ability to adapt. For more information about exercising in the heat and the implications this will have on your sport routine and performance, go to the Australian Fitness Academy to read my published article
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Fallacy-Free Reasoning in Medicine
Posted by Kara Gilbert
on 1 March 2016
Fallacy-Free Reasoning in Medicine: Improving communication and decision making in research and practice
Author: Milos Jenicek
Publisher: American Medical Association
Year: 2009
ISBN: 978-1-60359-099-0 Book Review "Medical errors are not only a question of a physician's learned knowledge, practical skills, experience, fatigue, stress, faulty technology, difficult patients, emotional state, and personal life projections. Medical errors also occur as the result of a physicia...
Publisher: American Medical Association
Year: 2009
ISBN: 978-1-60359-099-0 Book Review "Medical errors are not only a question of a physician's learned knowledge, practical skills, experience, fatigue, stress, faulty technology, difficult patients, emotional state, and personal life projections. Medical errors also occur as the result of a physicia...
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The Sports Analytics Innovation Summit, Melbourne 2016
Posted by Kara Gilbert
on 21 February 2016
The Sports Analytics Innovation Summit will be held this week on Tuesday 23 and Wednesday 24 February at the Park Hyatt in Melbourne.
"Push the Boundaries with Data"
"Push the Boundaries with Data" is the theme of the Summit, which will see leading experts and senior sports professionals come together to showcase current trends and best practices in sport-oriented analytics and data.
The challenge for sports experts today is not so much on obtaining the...
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A gold standard for prescribing terminology
Posted by Kara Gilbert
on 19 February 2016
Are you involved in writing clinical scenarios or reporting on clinical data or undertaking similar projects that require you to use abbreviations, dose expressions and symbols for medication?
Read this article from the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Healthcare (ACSQH) and you will feel like you have just found a long lost jewel of the Nile!
Click on the title shown here to access the article:
Recommendations for Terminology, Abbreviations and Symbols used in Prescribi...
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Author Aid
Posted by Kara Gilbert
on 19 February 2016
One shouldn't take the art of writing for granted. It is a powerful tool, which can influence social and scientific fabrics.
That is why I am very proud to be a mentor for the fabulous organisation, Author Aid.
Supporting developing country researchers in developing their work.
Supporting researchers from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds to get published in academic journals that make an impact is essential if we really want to create a diverse knowledge po...
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