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Beryl  Mazzachi

Beryl Mazzachi

Australia

Beryl Mazzachi worked as a Medical Scientist at Flinders Medical Centre for 25 years, where she specialised in the development and evaluation of methods and the scientific assessment of medical laboratory instruments for pathology tests. In 2002, she moved to the Community Point-of-Care Services unit at the Flinders University Rural Clinical School to work as a senior scientist on several community-based point-of-care testing programs including the Point-of-Care in Aboriginal Hands Program, the Diabetes Management Along the Mallee Track Program and the Point-of-Care Testing Trial in General Practice in Australia. Her main functions in these programs include assisting with the point-of-care training of Aboriginal Health Workers, quality and data management, and scientific validation of point-of-care testing instruments.


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Original Research 10 August 2009

Evaluation of a training program for device operators in the Australian Government's Point of Care Testing in General Practice Trial: issues and implications for rural and remote practices


Original Research 15 July 2005

The impact of point of care testing on diabetes services along Victoria's Mallee Track: Results of a community-based diabetes risk assessment and management program

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