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Safety and efficacy of human rotavirus vaccine during the first 2 years of life in Asian infants: Randomised, double-blind, controlled study by Phua, K.B, Lim, F.S, Lau, Y.L, Nelson, E.A.S, Huang, L.M, Quak, S.H, Lee, B.W, Teoh, Y.L, Tang, H, Boudville, I, Oostvogels, L.C, Suryakiran, P.V, Smolenov, I.V, Han, H.H, Bock, H.L

“…Abstract This study evaluates the safety and efficacy against severe rotavirus gastroenteritis of the oral live attenuated human rotavirus vaccine RIX4414 (…”
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Factors associated with transmission of severe acute respiratory syndrome among health-care workers in Singapore by TELEMAN, M. D., BOUDVILLE, I. C., HENG, B. H., ZHU, D., LEO, Y. S.

“…Between 1 and 22 March 2003, a nosocomial outbreak of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) occurred at the Communicable Disease Centre in Tan Tock Seng…”
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The roadmap to close the gap for vision-diabetes-related eye care in the Indigenous Australian population by Tapp, R. J., Anjou, M. D., Boudville, A. I., Taylor, H. R.

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Interpretation of the Tuberculin Skin Test in Mycobacterium bovis BCG-vaccinated Singaporean Schoolchildren by CHEE, C. B. E, SOH, C. H, BOUDVILLE, I. C, CHOR, S. S, WANG, Y. T

“…Tuberculin skin test (TST) interpretation in Singapore is confounded by universal BCG vaccination at birth and by a revaccination policy for schoolchildren who…”
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Improving eye care for Indigenous Australians in primary health care settings by Boudville, Andrea I, Anjou, Mitchell D, Taylor, Hugh R

“…BACKGROUND: This paper aims to assess the barriers and solutions to the delivery of eye care in primary care settings and solutions to improve the use of…”
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Nationally consistent spectacle supply for Indigenous Australians by Anjou, Mitchell D., Boudville, Andrea I., Taylor, Hugh R.

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Contact screening and latent TB infection treatment in Singapore correctional facilities by CHEE, C. B. E, TELEMAN, M. D, BOUDVILLE, I. C, WANG, Y. T

“…SETTING: Singapore, a city-state with a tuberculosis (TB) incidence rate of 47 per 100000 population in 2000.OBJECTIVES: 1) To report our experience with…”
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Eye health promotion to improve awareness and prevent vision loss among Indigenous Australians by Boudville, Andrea I., Anjou, Mitchell D., Taylor, Hugh R.

“…Vision loss in Australian Indigenous communities can be largely prevented if appropriate eye care services are provided and accessed. Our extensive…”
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Treatment of latent TB infection for close contacts as a complementary TB control strategy in Singapore by CHEE, C. B. E, TELEMAN, M. D, BOUDVILLE, C, DO, S. E, WANG, Y. T

“…OBJECTIVE: To describe our initial experience with treatment of latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI) for close contacts of infectious TB cases in Singapore, an…”
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The roadmap to close the gap for vision by Taylor, Hugh R, Boudville, Andrea I, Anjou, Mitchell D

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Patient and disease characteristics, and outcome of treatment defaulters from the Singapore TB control unit-a one-year retrospective survey by CHEE, C. B. E, BOUDVILLE, I. C, CHAN, S. P, ZEE, Y. K, WANG, Y. T

“…SETTING: The Singapore Tuberculosis Control Unit.OBJECTIVES: 1) To identify any demographic, social, disease or treatment-related characteristics which may be…”
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Seroprevalence of Hepatitis A Infection by Age Group and Socioeconomic Status in Bangladesh by Saha, S.K, Setarunnahar, S, Shakur, S, Hanif, M, Habib, M.A, Datta, S.K, Boudville, I, Bock, H.L

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Treatment outcome of Singapore residents with pulmonary tuberculosis in the first year after introduction of a computerised treatment surveillance module by Chee, C B E, Wang, Y T, Teleman, M D, Boudville, I C, Chew, S K

“…A key intervention of the Singapore Tuberculosis Elimination Programme (STEP) was the introduction in 2001 of a computerised treatment surveillance module…”
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Correcting Indigenous Australians' refractive error and presbyopia by Anjou, Mitchell D, Boudville, Andrea I, Taylor, Hugh R

“…Background This paper aims to identify the barriers and solutions for refractive error and presbyopia vision correction for Indigenous Australians. Design A…”
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Indigenous access to cataract surgery: an assessment of the barriers and solutions within the Australian health system by Boudville, Andrea I, Anjou, Mitchell D, Taylor, Hugh R

“…Background:  To identify barriers in the health systems that limit access to cataract surgery for Indigenous Australians and present strategies to overcome…”
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Temporomandibular disorders in rheumatoid arthritis by Koh, E T, Yap, A U, Koh, C K, Chee, T S, Chan, S P, Boudville, I C

“…To determine the frequency and character of temporomandibular disorders (TMD) in Oriental patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and to investigate the…”
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Impact of diabetes on eye care service needs: the National Indigenous Eye Health Survey by Tapp, Robyn J, Boudville, Andrea I, Abouzeid, Marian, Anjou, Mitchell D, Taylor, Hugh R

“…Background To assess the proportion of Australian Indigenous adults who require eye care services (separately among those with and without diabetes) and…”
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Local co-ordination and case management can enhance Indigenous eye care--a qualitative study by Anjou, Mitchell D, Boudville, Andrea I, Taylor, Hugh R

“…Indigenous adults suffer six times more blindness than other Australians but 94% of this vision loss is unnecessary being preventable or treatable. We have…”
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Why optometry must work from urban and regional Aboriginal Health Services by Anjou, Mitchell D, Boudville, Andrea I, Taylor, Hugh R

“…The gap in vision and ocular health between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians and other Australians continues to be significant, yet…”
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Australian Football League clinics promoting health, hygiene and trachoma elimination: the Northern Territory experience by Atkinson, Josie R, Boudville, Andrea I, Stanford, Emma E, Lange, Fiona D, Anjou, Mitchell D

“…Australia is the only developed country to suffer trachoma and it is only found in remote Indigenous communities. In 2009, trachoma prevalence was 14%, but…”
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