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Men's Health
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Many men are reluctant to see a doctor when faced with health issues and often delay preventative care which can put them at risk of preventable disease. One of the reasons why men are reluctant to seek help is the traditional cultural script about masculinity. A 2014 study reveals that gender beliefs contribute to men's healthcare avoidance.
Women's Health
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Whatever your age, experiences or occupation, your physical and mental health and wellbeing should be one of the most important things to you. Women's health differs from that of men in many unique ways. Women have a unique and wide range of concerns, specialties, and focus areas such as Birth control, sexual health, the menstrual cycle, and breast care amongst others.
Chronic Disease Management
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The latest National Health Survey reports that 11.4 million Australians now have chronic disease. Chronic diseases are long term conditions that may gradually progress over time, may have persistent effects, and require ongoing medical attention. Chronic conditions, by nature of the length of time they affect people, are often complex to manage.
Diabetes Management
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The lifelong demands of diabetes care can feel complex - watching your diet, exercising regularly, and monitoring your blood glucose levels can feel complicating. Being diagnosed with diabetes may feel like your life has been turned upside down but with the right support and understanding, it can be successfully managed.
Wound Management
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Wounds are classed as closed or open, depending on their cause, and then further termed as Clean, Contaminated, Infected or Colonized. Laceration - this is a deep tearing or cut of the skin caused by sharp objects such as knives. Bleeding can be profuse. Puncture - this is a wound that occurs as a result of something sharp and pointed such as a nail.
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