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Pennant match played at Trangie

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By Kathleen Bennett
| Dubbo Photo News Verified
A total of 24 players took to the greens at Trangie Bowling Club last month on a warm and sunny day where the slight cooling breeze was very welcome for the Grade Six Pennant players. Trangie played host to Macquarie Dubbo on Sunday, February 15, who were the overall winning team on the day with a 10-nil result. Visiting Macquarie Dubbo players included J. Dunn, D. Whitla, R. Webber, N. Hayden, S. Chippendale, V. Mascara, S. Walsh, A. Andriske, N. Wall, P.Lindley, G. French, and R. Haigh.
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Trends in drug-drug interaction prevalence and longitudinal associations with health outcomes in the older community‐dwelling population: Findings from The Irish LongituDinal study on Ageing - Hughes - British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology - Wiley Onli

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By John Hughes, Caitriona Cahir, Kathleen Bennett
| British Pharmacological Society
What is already known about this subject Drug–drug interactions (DDIs) are a predictable cause of medication-related harm. Little is known about trends in DDI prevalence and longitudinal associations with health outcomes among older community-dwellers. What this study adds Over 10 years, we found a declining trend in codispensed (same day), but higher concomitant (±7 day) DDI prevalence.
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I don’t mind my information going to the Moon, but I don’t want any letters from Mars: a qualitative exploration of the challenges with secondary use of health data in Ireland | Archives of Public Health | Full Text

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By Tina Bedenik, Caitriona Cahir, Kathleen Bennett
| Archives of Public Health Verified
This was a cross-sectional qualitative study of key stakeholders’ perspectives about secondary use of health data in Ireland. A study protocol has previously been published where further details can be found [15]. A qualitative study design enabled an exploration and interpretation of a broad range of views and perspectives [16], and focus group methodology enabled acquiring rich and detailed information in a less-intense environment [17, 18].
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