We're calling on the government to step up and commit to a total ban on the advertising of online gambling. Australians lose many, many billions of dollars each year in gambling, which takes an enormous toll on people and their loved ones. We need to put the wellbeing of Australians ahead of the profits of predatory corporations and stop the normalisation of online gambling among Australians. A partial ban is no ban at all. We need a total ban on the advertising of online gambling products. https://lnkd.in/g88ck8UJ
Australian Medical Association
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Barton, Australian Capital Territory 11,623 tagasubaybay
Leading Australia’s Doctors. Promoting Australia’s Health.
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The AMA exists to promote and protect the professional interests of doctors and the health care needs of patients and communities. The AMA supports its members through representation, advocacy, professional services, professional development, networking opportunities, member-only benefits and resources. The AMA realises that its strength is in its people. With a staff of just over 50 people, and a wide range of councils and committees dedicated to the development of health policy, the AMA brings significant experience and knowledge to support the medical profession, and protect the health care needs of Australians. Employment with the AMA offers a range of career pathways in health policy, advocacy, public affairs, marketing, membership, administration, finance, IT and HR. AMA staff members are committed, experienced and passionate in steering the AMA toward its strategic objectives. Read more about working with the AMA at ama.com.au/careers-ama
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- Mga Ospital at Pangangalagang Pangkalusugan
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- 51-200 empleyado
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39 Brisbane Av
Barton, Australian Capital Territory 2600, AU
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Investment industry specialist in capital markets, portfolio management and sustainable investment.
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Natalia Centellas (nee Vukolova)
Chief Executive | Board Director
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Lorraine Haase
Head of Communications @ Australian Medical Association | Strategic Communications
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Robyn Petrou CPA GAICD FGIA
Non-Executive Director | Business Strategist | Leadership Coach
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The Medical Training Survey is now open. Your responses contribute to invaluable data to improve medical training in Australia. Complete the survey when you renew your registration.
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Doctor | Partner at Foundry Health | Healthcare advisory, strategy, and innovation | Immediate Past President AMA (NSW)
The Australian Medical Association and college training committees advocate on your behalf using this data. Participating helps create a comprehensive picture of training experiences.
The Medical Training Survey is run to help doctors in training. The data, generated by trainees, is being used across the health sector to improve training. The stronger the data-set, the greater the impact. Complete the survey when you renew your registration.
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The Medical Training Survey is run to help doctors in training. The data, generated by trainees, is being used across the health sector to improve training. The stronger the data-set, the greater the impact. Complete the survey when you renew your registration.
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Resident Medical Officer - Monash Health | Adjunct Lecturer in the Department of O&G - Monash University | AMA Women’s Health Award 2024
🩺 Calling All Final-Year Healthcare Students and Recent Graduates! 🌍 Are you in your final year of medical, nursing, or midwifery training, or have you recently graduated within the last 5 years? 📢 Please share your insights by completing this International Survey on Perinatal Death Education to help improve healthcare education worldwide. Your input will shape better training programs to support families experiencing perinatal death. We would love to hear from you even if you do not currently provide maternity care. Why Participate? ✅ Contribute to vital research ✅ Help improve care for bereaved families ✅ Ensure healthcare professionals are better prepared Survey Details: ⏱️ Takes just 15-20 minutes 🛡️ Completely anonymous 🌐 Accessible on all devices 👉🏽 Click the link to take the survey now: https://lnkd.in/gx5f723W The project has been approved by the Monash University Human Research Ethics Committee (Project ID: 44056) If you have any questions, or want to learn more, feel free to email me at keeth.mayakaduwage@monash.edu Together, we can make a difference! 💪🌟 Please share widely 🙏🏽 Stillbirth CRE Stillbirth Foundation Australia Monash University Joshua Vogel Susannah Leisher Tosin P. Hannah Blencowe Adrienne Gordon Billie Bradford Claire Storey #Healthcare #MedicalStudents #NursingStudents #MidwiferyStudents #PerinatalCare #Stillbirth #NeonatalDeath #Prevention #GlobalHealth #Research #Survey
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The federal government's review into private hospital viability is a critical opportunity to highlight priorities for reform. AMA President Professor Steve Robson spoke to ABC 7.30 about the issues affecting the private health sector. As insurers continue to make large profits, more money as a proportion of premiums paid must go towards improving patient outcomes. The AMA also calls for a Private Health System Authority — an independent body that would provide a cohesive regulatory model and drive reform. https://lnkd.in/gQjCXCZQ #auspol
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I spoke with Lisa Millar this morning on Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Breakfast about the IV fluids shortage affecting the country. My own work as a surgeon has definitely been disrupted and we're looking to the government for a national coordinated approach to managing this worrying situation. You can listen to the interview here: https://lnkd.in/gnY2S4Np Royal Australasian College of Surgeons ANZCA Australian Society of Anaesthetists Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists RANZCOG
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Significant reform is needed to ensure food is labelled responsibly and Australians are encouraged to make healthier choices. The AMA supports these calls to make health star ratings mandatory. The AMA also continues to call for a tax on sugar-sweetened beverages. This is an essential policy that would drive down sugar consumption and reduce the prevalence of chronic disease, including type 2 diabetes. Read more via Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC): https://lnkd.in/g5MUGCSW Sickly Sweet campaign: https://lnkd.in/g5x5MpbQ #auspol #sicklysweet
Unhealthy foods can still have health star ratings. But that could all change in a government overhaul
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AMA member A/Professor Magdalena Simonis AM joined Philip Clark of ABC Nightlife last night for an incredibly important and in-depth discussion about issues that can lead to the mismanagement of women's healthcare. A/Prof Simonis outlined areas in urgent need of reform and called for greater awareness about women’s health. Listen now: https://lnkd.in/g2J_z4vj
Medical Mismanagement of Women - ABC listen
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📣 Callout to South Australian doctors in training. 📣 AMA(SA) is encouraging you to make your voice count and complete the Medical Training Survey which is now live. This is your chance to have your say and improve medical training. Your privacy is guaranteed! #doctorsintraining #juniordoctors #southaustralia #healthcare
The Medical Training Survey is run to help doctors in training. The data, generated by trainees, is being used across the health sector to improve training. The stronger the data-set, the greater the impact. Complete the survey when you renew your registration.