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AUSLAB Pathology Lab Management System (Melbourne, Australia)

Delphic Pathology Lab Management System (Auckland - NZ)

Détente Pathology Lab Management System (Australia)

eClinic Human and Veterinary eDiagnostic Services (Melbourne, Australia)

eRed Book – An electronic Version of the RACGP Red Book (Pen Computing - Sydney, Australia)

Kestral Pathology Lab Management System (Melbourne, Australia)

LabWizard Pathology Knowledgebase (Sydney, Australia)

Medical Objects (Buderim, Australia)

MUSE Solutions (Brisbane, Queensland)

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Reasons for the Booming Fertility Tourism Industry
Friday, 3rd February 2012
Couples unable to have children even when both the partners are apparently healthy and have an active sexual life are increasingly looking towards fertility treatment as a corrective option. Specialists in the field are saying that female partners over 35 years of age will find it difficult to conceive normally according to recent research.

Medical Tourism - Reasons Why It Is Catching Up in the US
Friday, 3rd February 2012
The cost of healthcare is becoming increasingly difficult to afford in the US and that is the reason why patients are looking at options such as medical tourism to save precious dollars. It is perfectly alright for patients to get their cosmetic treatment or dental surgery done in a developing country which has fantastic medical facilities available but at a significantly lower cost.

Powder Free Vinyl Exam Gloves
Friday, 3rd February 2012
Latex powder free gloves are the latest thing in most medical facilities. Traditional style gloves had power inside, which caused a great deal of skin reaction. Those who are known to have hypersensitive skin can use these and not worry about rashes and irritation.

Universal Precautions - 4 Common Personal Protective Equipments Used
Friday, 3rd February 2012
Universal precautions require all the healthcare staff including the support personnel performing house-keeping duties to wear certain protective gear if their duties involves coming in contact with a patient or any blood or body fluid, due to the possibility of contracting and spreading infections. Though the amount of personal equipment used might depend on the specific duties being undertaken, the following are 4 of the most common items used in any healthcare facility. • Gloves: It is your hands that come in maximum contact whether it is simply moving the patient or administering basic...

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