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Emergency Medicine Australasia. Apr2022, Vol. 34 Issue 2, p149-149. 1p.

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- Subject Terms:
  PREVENTION of bites & stings; LUMBAR pain; SERIAL publications; BLOOD transfusion; WORK-related injuries; EMERGENCY medical services; ISOLATION (Hospital care); EMERGENCY medicine; COVID-19 pandemic; TRACHEA intubation; FOOD service
- Subject Terms:
  AUSTRALIA
- Abstract:
  The article presents the discussion on world news briefs. Topics include redback antivenom remaining an effective treatment for redback envenomation in children; duty of care owing to a patient being in conflict with the responsibility to the health and safety of a community; and most common risk factors were younger age, lack of driving experience, time-pressured work and inadequate protective gear.

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