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Improved control over discussion participation

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By Samantha Hunter
| Esri
ArcGIS Blog The evolution of discussions Discussions, available to all ArcGIS Hub Premium customers, enable participants to post on maps or boards to capture feedback, generate ideas, and communicate without leaving Hub. We released private (group-only) discussions on content in 2022. Then we expanded to boards in 2024 for dedicated discussions. However, discussion channels have been limited in configuring who was allowed to participate and how, within groups, an organization, or the public.
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On the Cusp-A Questionnaire‐Based Assessment of Implementing PIVOTAL Into UK Practice

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By Sebastian Spencer, Samantha Hunter, Sunil Bhandari
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Anemia is a common occurrence in people with chronic kidney disease and end-stage kidney disease. Intravenous administration of iron is standard treatment for people undergoing maintenance hemodialysis. However, until the recent PIVOTAL randomized control trial, there was uncertainty around clinically effective regimens.
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Samantha Hunter: Allied health access must not suffer through NDIS reform

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By Samantha Hunter
| The West Australian Verified
There’s no denying there’s a national health crisis. At the end of last year, WA’s Education Minister announced an education law review and immediate backup for teachers coping with “complex behaviours,” apologising to students with disabilities for “letting them down.” Just last week, SWAN, a free autism support service in the South West, announced it would close its doors due to Federal funding cuts.
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