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“Letˈs not talk about sex”: reconsidering the public health approach to sexually transmissible infections in remote Indigenous populations in Australia by Walpole, Bryan G

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The public hospital of the future by Walpole, Bryan G

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"Let's not talk about sex": reconsidering the public health approach to sexually transmissible infections in remote Indigenous populations in Australia. Comment by Walpole, Bryan G

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"Let's not talk about sex": reconsidering the public health approach to sexually transmissible infections in remote Indigenous populations in Australia. Comment by Thompson, Sandra C, Kickett, Darryl M, Leahy, Timothy G

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"Let's not talk about sex": reconsidering the public health approach to sexually transmissible infections in remote Indigenous populations in Australia/IN REPLY by Thompson, Sandra C, Kickett, Darryl M, Leahy, Timothy G, Gracey, Michael S, Spargo, Randolph M, Scrimgeour, David J, Walpole, Bryan G, Bowden, Francis J, Fethers, Katherine

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'Let's not talk about sex': reconsidering the public health approach to sexually transmissible infections in remote Indigenous populations in Australia [Letters in response to an article with the same title by Bowden, Francis J. and Fethers, Katherine. in v.188, no.3, 4 Feb 2008. Includes a reply from the authors. Paper in: Indigenous Health] by Sandra C. Thompson, Darryl M. Kickett, Timothy G. Leahy, Michael S. Gracey, Randolph M. Spargo, David Scrimgeour, Bryan G. Walpole, Francis J. Bowden, Katherine Fethers

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Suspected snakebite in children: a study of 156 patients over 10 years by Walpole, B G

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Torsion of the testis

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Emergencies in general practice by Walpole, B G

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Intern performance with simulated patients in a casualty department by Walpole, B G

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Tranylcypromine and chlordiazepoxide intoxication by Young, S, Walpole, B G

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Munchausen's syndrome. A study of the casualty "Black books" of Melbourne by Mohammed, R, Goy, J A, Walpole, B G, Brentnall, E W, Miller, T

“…Unofficial registers or casualty "Black books" have evolved to assist busy casualty department staff in the identification of patients who are suffering from…”
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