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Frailty, polypharmacy, and the case for pragmatic prescribing in primary care

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By Peter Hanlon, Emma Wallace
| The Lancet Verified
Primary care clinicians are often caught between conflicting recommendations for clinical care. On one side, specialist guidelines and trial evidence urge intensive treatment, such as tight blood pressure control, aggressive lipid lowering, and comprehensive heart failure regimens, regardless of frailty.
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Starting your director career? This simple rule is the best advice you'll get

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By Peter Hanlon
| Australian Institute of Company Directors
Kee Wong FAICDLife says one of the best pieces of advice he has had as a board member is to follow a “nose in, fingers out” approach. With an engineering, IT and business background, Kee Wong has spent his career providing business and technology solutions to enterprise and government globally. After working as a senior executive with IBM in the Asia-Pacific region, he founded his first business, IT consultancy e-Centric Innovations, in 1999.
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Assessing board performance: What great teams do differently

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By Peter Hanlon
| Australian Institute of Company Directors
Board performance evaluation has come a long way. What was once an informal self-assessment process has become a structured, strategic tool for good governance. Even in underperforming organisations, strong board collaboration and preparation can drive long-term success. Evaluating how a board performs isn’t just a box-tick anymore, it’s key to making sure that strategy, compliance and team dynamics all line up, according to transformation executive Genevieve Hawkins GAICD.
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