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27 February 2021

ANOTHER SHOT FOR LOVERS OF COFFEE

New research big health risks

DALLAS SHERRINGHAM

HAVE heart Professor, It’s enough to drive you to drink - now coffee is the big risk to our hearts according to a major university.

WSLHD Board members. Left to right: Adjunct Professor Mick Reid, Professor Don Nutbeam, WSLHD chief executive Graeme Loy, Adjunct Professor Debra Thoms, Deputy chair Loretta Di Mento, Narelle Bell, Dr Keith Hartman, Professor Diana O’Halloran AO, Andrew Bernard, Board Chair Richard Alcock AO, and Professor Michael Edye.

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21 February 2021

NSW HEALTH SEEKS BOARD MEMBERS

Western Sydney opportunities now available
NSW Health is seeking expressions of interest for the Western Sydney Local Health District (WSLHD) board, providing the opportunity to play a leadership role in the delivery of world-class health care in New South Wales.

21 February 2021

WALKING AMONG THE ROCK ART

At Port Macquarie rock art abounds
DALLAS SHERRINGHAM

UP Port Macquarie way they have two unusual traditions that the whole world should copy.

Melissa Elias on her first week as a junior doctor at Westmead Hospital.

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21 February 2021

STATE-OF-THE-ART HEALTH CARE BOOST

We are training the next generation of doctors

ELIZABTH FRIAS

WESTERN Sydney has been given a boost with 151 newly graduated doctors, needed more than ever as we fight COVID-19.

21 February 2021

AWESOME AVOCA NAMED BEST BEACH

Leading travel magazine rates Coast beaches

DALLAS SHERRINGHAM

AWESOME Avoca has been named the Central Coast’s best beach by leading travel magazine Australian Traveller and it is sure to raise the hackles of residents in its more famous sister, Terrific Terrigal.

Amanda Brisot, General Manager of the Western Sydney Business Connection.

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24 January 2021

STUDENTS TO GET HANDS-ON STEM SKILLS

WSBC to roll out CSIRO program
HIGH school students in Parramatta LGA will be invited to get hands-on opportunities to develop skills in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) as part of the Federal Government's Maker Projects program.

Elderly patients have been reluctant to take up e-scripts.

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16 January 2021

ELDERLY SLOW TO EMBRACE DIGITAL SCRIPTS

Technology a barrier for some, say phamacists
ELIZABETH FRIAS

ELDERLY patients in Western Sydney have been reluctant to take up e-scripts for their medications, an option that was launched in May 2020.

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ANOTHER SHOT FOR LOVERS OF COFFEE

NSW HEALTH SEEKS BOARD MEMBERS

WALKING AMONG THE ROCK ART

STATE-OF-THE-ART HEALTH CARE BOOST

AWESOME AVOCA NAMED BEST BEACH

STUDENTS TO GET HANDS-ON STEM SKILLS

ELDERLY SLOW TO EMBRACE DIGITAL SCRIPTS

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