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how the move to digital medical records is leaving us drowning in old paper files

  • Written by: Gillian Oliver, Associate Professor and Director, Centre for Organisational & Social Informatics, Monash University
how the move to digital medical records is leaving us drowning in old paper filesWhat to do with our old paper medical files now that records are going digital? As a recent Brisbane case demonstrates, not all files are heading straight for destruction.from www.shutterstock.com

The recent case of paper medical files from a Brisbane hospital found on a busy street highlights the need for secure, controlled disposal of medical...

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We organised a conference for 570 people without using plastic. Here's how it went

  • Written by: Elizabeth Sinclair, Senior Research Fellow, School of Biological Sciences and The UWA Oceans Institute, University of Western Australia
We organised a conference for 570 people without using plastic. Here's how it wentDelegates at this week's marine science conference in Fremantle take a plastic-free coffee break.Alicia Sutton/AMSA

What did we use before single-use plastics became ingrained in our everyday lives? Before the 1980s, plastic bags were a rarity in our supermarkets. In 2019, excessive plastic use feels not just normal, but necessary to sustain our...

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10 of the best examples of digital literature

  • Written by: David Thomas Henry Wright, PhD Candidate, Murdoch University
10 of the best examples of digital literatureThe computer offers a wealth of possibilities to the writer.Shutterstock

These days all text is digital. From writing an email to publishing a new edition of War and Peace, text nearly always exists on a computer first. Yet there are writers who take full advantage of the computer’s possibilities, utilising new technologies to broach complex...

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Earth's core has been leaking for billions of years

  • Written by: Hanika Rizo, Assistant Professor, Carleton University

Earth’s magnetic field protects and makes our planet habitable by stopping harmful high-energy particles from space, including from the Sun. The source of this magnetic field is the core at the centre of our planet.

But the core is very difficult to study, partly because it starts at a depth of about 2,900 kilometres, making it too deep to...

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  6. interview with space archaeologist Alice Gorman
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  8. more compulsory super would make Middle Australia poorer, not richer
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