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Australia's approach to musculoskeletal injury care and reimbursement demands rethink: Report

Smith+Nephew (LSE:SN, NYSE:SNN), the global medical technology business, today announces a new report examining musculoskeletal injury care and reimbursement in Australia that urges health payers and providers to resolve system-wide challenges hindering positive patient pathways from primary settings through to recovery. The Economist Impact - Musculoskeletal Injuries in Australia Report outlines the growing number of meniscal injury (MI) and rotator cuff (RC) injuries in Australia. It seeks to

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Sisters recall kindness of hospice in mum's final days

Hospice - Josephine Gunnee spent her final days in St Helena Hospice HAVING conversations about dying, death and bereavement are be no means easy - but they are ever so important. This is the message from two sisters who know first-hand the importance of having conversations about end of life and making choices matter, as they did with their mum Josephine Gunnee. With this week marking Dying Matters Awareness Week sisters Linda Buckley, from Leigh on Sea, and Alison Thorpe, from Colchester, decided to share their experiences of why we should talk about dying. Their mum Josephine had a positive outlook on life, grasping every opportunity, and being diagnosed with a rare cancer did not stop her from going out with friends and spending time with her family.