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Editorials
Editorials present views and perspectives related to published articles, current issues or journal policy. They are concise, scholarly, insightful and thought-provoking. Editorials are commissioned by the editors-in-chief from members of the editorial board or by invitation.
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Collaborative research in Australasian plastic surgery
Abstract 160 | HTML Downloads 83 PDF Downloads 61Page 5-7
Wellness, burnout and resilience
Abstract 76 | HTML Downloads 69 PDF Downloads 53 VIDEO Downloads 0Page 4
Suffering in silence
Abstract 111 | HTML Downloads 103 PDF Downloads 50Page 1-3
Innovation in rural workforce strategies by a national surgical society
Abstract 131 | PDF Downloads 101 HTML Downloads 54Page 3-5
The times they are a-changin'
Abstract 549 | PDF Downloads 159 HTML Downloads 41Page 6-8
Light at the end of the tunnel
Abstract 133 | PDF Downloads 122 HTML Downloads 50Page 1-2
Quarantine
Abstract 227 | PDF Downloads 106 HTML Downloads 67Page 1–2
Ikigai: a balanced life in plastic surgery
Abstract 420 | PDF Downloads 215 HTML Downloads 225Page 1-2
How can AHPRA improve compliance of health practitioner advertising?
Abstract 597 | PDF Downloads 266 HTML Downloads 124Page 8-10
Biopsy! Biopsy! Biopsy!
Abstract 441 | PDF Downloads 473 HTML Downloads 142Page 7-9
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