Published in The Medical journal of Australia
Migraine affects over a billion people worldwide in any year and is the second most common cause of years lost due to disability. Not "just a headache", morbidity washes though society and carries a substantial economic and social cost. Understanding of migraine pathophysiology has progressed significantly. Animal models and functional neuroimaging...
Published in The Medical journal of Australia
Published in The Medical journal of Australia
Published in The Medical journal of Australia
Published in The Medical journal of Australia
To assess whether specific factors predict the development of ManuScript Rejection sYndrome (MiSeRY) in academic physicians. Prospective pilot study; participants self-administered a questionnaire about full manuscript submissions (as first or senior author) rejected at least once during the past 5 years. Single centre (tertiary institution). Eight...
Published in The Medical journal of Australia
Published in The Medical journal of Australia
Published in The Medical journal of Australia
To determine whether gendered symbols on patient call bells are restricted to our hospital or are examples of an international practice that perpetuates gender stereotypes and occupational segregation. Multicentre, international study of hospital equipment, 2018. Types of symbols on patient call bells. We received 56 responses from 43 hospitals in ...
Published in The Medical journal of Australia
Published in The Medical journal of Australia
To evaluate whether blondes have more fun, as proposed by Sir Roderick David Stewart in 1978. Prospective, non-randomised crossover field study, 1-2 June 2018. Single centre medical writing course, during a break in the course program. Convenience sample of 21 healthy Danish researchers: ten blondes, nine non-blondes, and two with missing data (bal...
