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COVID-19, Strategy & Policy, Health Dept, Vic

Melbourne, Australia
Joined April 2009
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Fabulous and challenging call to celebrate and embrace diversity and challenge unconscious bias in STEM by Misty Jenkins #biomelbwomen
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Our ED team sees a wide range of injuries and traumas. While accidents always happen, there are often steps we can take to avoid nasty injuries. So we asked members of our ED and ICU team to tell us ‘one thing they would never do’, to share some top tips to keep us safe and well.
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Check this video out. This is so interesting. Do you love your job?
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Nora Ephron 26 years ago.
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You can never ban abortion, you can only ban safe abortions. Read that again.
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The longest running study on happiness: Harvard's 84 year old Study of Adult Development. Here are 7 lessons from the study to help you live a happier life:
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How dearly this leader, thinker and humanist is missed today. #RoeVWade
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I’ve always respected @Trevornoah so much but this closing speech from the White House correspondents’ dinner is particularly spectacular.
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Thankyou @jmcmahonlawyer for your struggle on behalf of people so easily dismissed or forgotten
On this day 29.4.2015, 8 people including Myuran and Andrew were executed. The struggle to end executions everywhere continues. This week’s shameful events in Singapore - a mother representing her disabled son in court hours before he was hanged - is a reminder to keep struggling
Thx @DrJaneMunro for sharing this. Great article with advice that is both inspo & pragmatic
Absolutely agree - this is the sort of contagious I will fully support in my workplaces. hbr.org/2022/04/the-best-lea…
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Jeroen ‘no nonsense’ Weimar has been an absolutely stellar Covid Commander. Over every detail of a huge and complex response that never really hit pause. Giving you huge thanks, Jeroen, and wishing you well for the next adventure.
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Influencing change in health and care is hard. They don't teach you this in medical or nursing school. Here are 10 things I have learned 🧵
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Not luck. School investments and all the continued work of Victorians in understanding that - although we’re in a much better place - this ain’t over yet.
Interestingly, Victoria now has the lowest case rate of any state/territory in Australia. The first time ever since COVID zero ended. There has been a 2nd noticeable Omicron spike recently seen across all states/territories. Victoria has definitely been hit the lightest by this.
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And we have been so grateful to have you with us @DrJaneMunro such an enormous contribution (love the shoes 👏👏)
Last full day on team covid and I wore my new ruby Farewell to DH shoes that I gifted to myself to keep my spirits up, as I said Hoo Roo to many spectacular colleagues around the state. I have absolutely loved this job. Will forever grateful to have been part of it.
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National Geographic Picture of The Year. Black images are shadows of zebras. Zoom in and you will see zebras.
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We've still got 7,000 cases a day, and children aged 5 to 11 currently have the lowest vaccination coverage. So this is a proportionate measure, for their protection and for ours. It won't be forever.   My primary school-aged kids have worked masks into their usual routine. 1/2
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Something interesting. Since August 5 until today NSW has always had a larger % of the total population vaccinated than Victoria. Today, that has changed. Victoria has now vaccinated 84.55% of the (total) population with at least a first dose, compared to NSW at 84.53%.
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