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Perioperative Mortality Rates in Australian Public Hospitals: The Influence of Age, Gender and Urgency by Watters, David A., Babidge, Wendy J., Kiermeier, Andreas, McCulloch, Glenn A. J., Maddern, Guy J.

“…Introduction A decline in surgical deaths has been observed in Australia since the introduction of the Australian and New Zealand Audit of Surgical Mortality…”
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Necrotising fasciitis deaths in Australia: patient characteristics and potential areas for improvement in clinical management by Stewart, Sasha K., Vu, Janine, McCulloch, Glenn A. J.

“…Necrotising fasciitis continues to present a unique diagnostic challenge to clinicians across multiple specialties. A high index of suspicion for necrotising…”
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Mortality in Australian Cardiothoracic Surgery: Findings From a National Audit by Chan, Justin C.Y., Gupta, Aashray K., Stewart, Sasha K., McCulloch, Glenn A.J., Babidge, Wendy J., Worthington, Michael G., Maddern, Guy J.

“…Independent peer review of mortality cases has potential to identify issues in cardiothoracic surgical patients. The Australian and New Zealand Audit of…”
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Potentially avoidable issues in urology mortality cases in Australia: identification and improvements by Gupta, Aashray K., Stewart, Sasha K., Cottell, Kimberley, McCulloch, Glenn A. J., Miller, John, Babidge, Wendy J., Maddern, Guy J.

“…Background This study aimed to identify the most common potentially avoidable factors in urology deaths, focusing on the lessons that can be learnt. Methods…”
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National surgical mortality audit may be associated with reduced mortality after emergency admission by Kiermeier, Andreas, Babidge, Wendy J., McCulloch, Glenn A. J., Maddern, Guy J., Watters, David A., Aitken, R. James

“…Background The Western Australian Audit of Surgical Mortality was established in 2002. A 10‐year analysis suggested it was the primary driver in the subsequent…”
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Appendicectomy mortality: an Australian national audit by Young, Edward, Stewart, Sasha, McCulloch, Glenn A. J., Maddern, Guy J.

“…Background Appendicectomy is a safe surgical procedure with minimal risks. Low mortality rates (0.04–0.24%) have been reported from a number of countries…”
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Fatal flaws in clinical decision making by Davis, Sean S., Babidge, Wendy J., McCulloch, Glenn A. J., Maddern, Guy J.

“…Background Clinical decision making is a core competency of surgical practice, involving a continuous and evolving process of data interpretation and…”
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Potentially avoidable issues in neurosurgical mortality cases in Australia: identification and improvements by Gupta, Aashray K., Stewart, Sasha K., Cottell, Kimberley, McCulloch, Glenn A. J., Babidge, Wendy, Maddern, Guy J.

“…Background Mortality rates are commonly used to evaluate the quality of surgical care; however, a large proportion of surgical deaths are unavoidable…”
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Retrieval of detached shunt catheter from the heart. Case report by McCulloch, G A, Cartledge, J M

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