Baker Institute's Indigenous Health
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Renal Disease in Central Australia What can we do about it Dr Cheri Hotu
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Acute medicine Alice Springs ED Dr Stephen Gourley
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Management of sepsis in a remote setting Dr Lloyd Einsiedel
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Alice Springs Hospital Readmission Prevention Project Dr Gabby Diplock
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Session 1 Panel Discussion
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Central Australian Academic Health Science Centre Prof David Lloyd
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AF - How to treat AF Dr Bernhard Kuepper
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Chronic Kidney Disease Progression in adults prior to commencing haemodialysis in Central Australia Dr Anna Holwell
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Stroke and CVD risk in Indigenous Australians a health economics approach Prof Robyn McDermott
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Stroke and CKD Panel Discussion
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Co-designing evidence based resources about diabetic retinopathy to support primary health care staff Sam Burrow
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Cultural safety in research, Prof Kerry Taylor & Colleen Hayes
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Cross-cultural communication, Dr Mary Wicks
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Culture Panel Discussion
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Cardiovascular Disease Risk Prediction in Indigenous Australians Dr Elizabeth Barr
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Blood pressure control controversy and the SPRINT trial Prof James E Sharman
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Change of Heart report and time to end CVD complacency Prof Tom Marwick
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Cardiovascular Disease Panel Discussion
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Measuring diabetes burden - prevalence or incidence Prof Jonathan Shaw
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CVD prevention in diabetes Prof Neale Cohen
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Insulin management in remote settings - challenges and tips Dr Gillian Perriment
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Diabetes Stream - Panel Discussion
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Next Generation Study Update Preliminary qualitative findings Prof Sandra Eades
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Childhood Determinants of Adult of Health Prof Alison Venn