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Mandla vows ACS reforms will continue 09 August, 2004 08:00:46
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When Principles Collide 09 June, 2004 13:51:45
Ever since the Hippocratic oath was first devised around 400 BC, doctors have been bound by the bulk of its principles: to treat the sick to the best of their ability, to teach the secrets of medicine to the next generation, to protect the privacy of patients. - +
ACS to Present Offshoring Study to Minister 06 April, 2004 11:53:48
With much of its membership increasingly angry about offshoring, an expert group of the Australian Computer Society (ACS) is developing guidelines for responsible offshoring for both government and business. - +
Doctors stuck in the IT waiting room 17 October, 2003 08:15:51
Doctors are sick of being stuck in the waiting room as the federal government makes up its mind on Health IT, according to the chairman of the Australian Medical Association's (AMA) expert advisory panel on IT Allan Zemit.
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