Search Results - "Curtin, Austin M."

Poor Adherence to National Clinical Management Guidelines: A Population-Based, Cross-Sectional Study of the Surgical Management of Melanoma in New South Wales, Australia by Varey, Alexander H. R., Madronio, Christine M., Cust, Anne E., Goumas, Chris, Mann, Graham J., Armstrong, Bruce K., Scolyer, Richard A., Curtin, Austin M., Thompson, John F.

“…Background Standardization of the clinical management of melanoma through the formulation of national guidelines, based on interpretation of the existing…”
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Follow-Up Recommendations after Diagnosis of Primary Cutaneous Melanoma: A Population-Based Study in New South Wales, Australia by Read, Rebecca L., Madronio, Christine M., Cust, Anne E., Goumas, Chris, Watts, Caroline G., Menzies, Scott, Curtin, Austin M., Mann, Graham, Thompson, John F., Morton, Rachael L.

“…Background Follow-up practices after diagnosis and treatment of primary cutaneous melanoma vary considerably. We aimed to determine factors associated with…”
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Developing a Core Competency Model and Educational Framework for Primary Maternity Services: A national consensus approach by Homer, Caroline S.E., Griffiths, Marnie, Brodie, Pat M., Kildea, Sue, Curtin, Austin M., Ellwood, David A.

“…An appropriately educated and competent workforce is crucial to an effective health care system. The National Health Workforce Taskforce (now Health Workforce…”
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Feasibility of laparoscopic common bile duct exploration in a rural centre by Hemli, Jonathan M., Arnot, Richard S., Ashworth, Jack J., Curtin, Austin M., Simon, Robert A., Townend, David M.

“…Background:  Laparoscopic common bile duct exploration has emerged as a preferred option for the management of choledocholithiasis. The present study sought to…”
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Response to S. R. Walker by Hemli, Jonathan M., Curtin, Austin M.

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Laparoscopic bile duct exploration in a rural centre: reply by Walker, S. R.

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Childhood intussusception in a regional hospital by Simon, R A, Hugh, T J, Curtin, A M

“…This study reviews all childhood intussusceptions treated over a 6 year period in a regional centre with six visiting general surgeons and two paediatricians…”
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