Global Health
Vol. 22 No 4 | Summer 2020
The events of 2020 have cast global health into the spotlight. Extreme weather events, worldwide protests against systemic racism and a global pandemic have brought into sharp focus that global challenges can only be tackled through collective and collaborative efforts. When it comes to global health, there is no ‘them’, only ‘us’. – Global Health Council
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Dr Vijay Roach
College
From the President
Dr Vijay Roach
Vase Jovanoska
College
From the CEO
Vase Jovanoska
Dr Alyce Wilson
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Editorial: Global Health
Dr Alyce Wilson

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She Gives Birth, You Give Blood: Marilla Druitt
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From Spain to Australia: Dr Tane Luna
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Our Research
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Volunteering or voluntourism?
Dr Rebecca Mitchell
MBBS, MPH&TM, FRANZCOG
Dr Rob Mitchell
MBBS (Hons), BMedSc (Hons), MPH&TM, FACEM
Prof Lynn Gillam
BA(Hons), MA(Oxon), PhD

Volunteering programs that lack robust design, implementation and monitoring arrangements have the potential to cause harm. Does this paint too bleak a picture of voluntourism? After all, as Julie might say, ‘Surely some help is better than none’.

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A model for consent: shared decision-making
Dr Samantha King
Vol. 14 No 3 | Spring 2012
Antibiotic prophylaxis for caesarean
Dr Jacqueline Brown
Vol. 12 No 4 | Summer 2010
A practical approach to placental examination
Dr Jane Zuccollo
Vol. 11 No 2 | Winter 2009
‘Misplaced faith’ in the 20-week morphology scan
A/Prof Janet Vaughan
Vol. 20 No 3 | Spring 2018
A brain in the pelvis: anti-NMDA-receptor encephalitis and ovarian teratoma
Dr Myriam Girgis
Dr Unine Herbst
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