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Gary Low

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Prevalence of dual sensory impairment in Australia: a nationally representative population-based survey of Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians

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By Richard Kha, Gary Low, John Newall
| The Lancet
Keywords Dual sensory impairment Hearing impairment Vision impairment Population-based survey Prevalence Risk factors Indigenous Evidence before this study We surveyed PubMed and government reports in 2020 and identified that only one population-based study has examined the prevalence of objectively measured dual sensory impairment (DSI), that is, coexisting vision impairment (VI) and hearing impairment (HI) in older Australians to date, and none provided data on DSI in Indigenous adults.
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Sex differences in risk factors for incident sepsis hospitalisations: a prospective cohort study using the UK Biobank

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By Gary K. K, Gary Low
| Oxford Academic
Sepsis is a leading cause of death worldwide. The presence of most chronic conditions and other lifestyle-related risk factors increase sepsis risk. Whether there are sex differences in risk factors associated with sepsis hospitalisation is unknown. A prospective cohort study of participants aged 40-69 years recruited to the UK Biobank between 2006-2010. Sepsis was identified from hospitalisation records. Poisson regression was used to estimate sex-specific incidence.
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Identifying High‐Risk Patients for Paediatric Unplanned Readmissions: Insights From a Western Sydney Hospital

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By Gary Low, Anthony Liu, Owen Wraight, Huma Sadulla
| Wiley Online Library
What is already known? ○ Unplanned readmissions are markers of hospital performance and significantly cost the healthcare system, but there is limited evidence in paediatric populations ○ Co-morbidities, length of stay and age are consistently shown as risk factors for unplanned readmission, while ethnicity and health insurance can also be risk factors in specific populations. What this paper adds?
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