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Regular Series Medicolegal matters ‘On call’ – telehealth consultations during COVID-19 Victoria Phan, Ushma Narsai MedicineToday June 2020 2020; 21(6): 47-51
Regular Series Medicolegal matters Death certificates: to sign or not to sign John Kamaras, Ushma Narsai MedicineToday May 2020 2020; 21(5): 53-57
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Regular Series Medicolegal matters Managing children and consent Hannah Shiel, Ushma Narsai MedicineToday October 2019 2019; 20(10): 49-53
Regular Series Medicolegal matters Practitioner obligations to follow up recommended tests and referrals Hannah Shiel, Ushma Narsai MedicineToday June 2019 2019; 20(6): 59-61
Regular Series Medicolegal matters Consent to treatment: communicating medication risks in long-term prescribing Naomi Lewis, Ushma Narsai MedicineToday March 2019 2019; 20(3): 49-51
Regular Series Medicolegal matters When helping harms: prescribing pitfalls in chronic noncancer pain Naomi Lewis, Ushma Narsai MedicineToday November 2018 2018; 19(11): 52-56
Regular Series Medicolegal matters Regaining trust: managing inadvertent vaccination errors Naomi Lewis, Ushma Narsai MedicineToday September 2018 2018; 19(9): 49-52
Regular Series Medicolegal matters Plantar wart or melanoma? How to record a 'simple' presentation Naomi Lewis, Nicole Fardell, Penny Browne MedicineToday May 2018 2018; 19(5): 63-65
Regular Series Medicolegal matters Cognitive bias and failure to diagnose: when you need to 'think slow' Walid Jammal, Naomi Lewis MedicineToday September 2017 2017; 18(9): 65-67
Regular Series Medicolegal matters Ironing out problems with iron infusions in general practice Peter Walker, Walid Jammal, Kate Gillman MedicineToday June 2017 2017; 18(6): 61-63
Regular Series Medicolegal matters GP follow up after hospital discharge: avoiding the pitfalls Naomi Lewis, Walid Jammal MedicineToday November 2016 2016; 17(11): 73-75
Regular Series Medicolegal matters ‘I’ve never had such a bad headache’: a missed diagnosis Nicole Kroesche, Walid Jammal MedicineToday November 2015 2015; 16(11): 57-59
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Regular Series Clinical case review A 70-year-old woman with dementia and no insight: the best approach Brian Draper MedicineToday May 2008 2008; 9(5): 71-72
Regular Series Sexual assault The child as a victim of sexual abuse Patricia Brennan MedicineToday December 2004 2004; 5(12): 61-64
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