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Long search to find a photo of him looking smug ... John Barilaro received plum New York trade job after senior public servant had already been offered it https://t.co/JmqiS31dXr
Mark was the Australian correspondent for The Lancet in the early and mid 90s. Following are articles he wrote for that London-based international medical journal.
Australians allow certain confidentiality breaches 1996
Bolam principle overturned 1992
Compensation for medically acquired AIDS 1992
Breast cancer funding in Australia 1994
Cricketer fined for antismoking advert 1994
Doctors threaten to walk out 1993
Federal funding for outpatients 1992
Epidemic of hearing loss predicted 1994
For or against euthanasia 1992
General practice strategy 1992
Healthcare policy changes 1994
Health funding in Australia 1994
McBride guilty of scientific fraud 1993
Medicare agreement signed 1993
Medicare levy rise proposed 1994
Northern Territory to debate euthanasia 1995
Passive smoking prosecution 1993
Private health insurance in Australia 1994
RACP on doctors’ links with drug industry 1994
Proposals for Australian health insurance reforms 1994
Reform is a slight rise in tax 1992
Research funding stand-off 1992
Rehabilitation of doctors 1993
Return to 19th-century mental welfare law 1993
Transmission of hepatitis C via anaesthetic tubing 1994
Unappetising choice faces Australian voters 1996
Unexpected cut in research funds 1992
Vaccine for Japanese B encephalitis in Australia 1994
Visiting medical officers settlement 1993
William McBride’s penalty 1993
Long search to find a photo of him looking smug ... John Barilaro received plum New York trade job after senior public servant had already been offered it https://t.co/JmqiS31dXr
Petition to improve compensation for people suffering harm from health care, of which there are many https://t.co/1Ke7l7cmG4
Australia needs to decolonise the mental health system and empower more Indigenous psychologists | Vanessa Edwige, Joanna Alexi, Belle Selkirk, Pat Dudgeon https://t.co/mrS4RFZ1zp
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