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Anne worked as a research assistant at Flinders University for 18 years, where she specialised in the areas of cardiovascular medicine, brain function and gastroenterology. In 2003, she moved to the Community Point-of-Care Services unit at the Flinders University Rural Clinical School to work as a research assistant 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 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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