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Hey, guys, it's Joe from AmericanTrucks. And today, we're gonna be talking about the Barricade Extreme HD rear bumper with LED flood lights, fitting all '07 to '18 Silverado 1500s. Now, this is gonna be a great option for you if you're looking for a cost-effective rear bumper that's off-road capable and includes some extras such as these awesome LED flood lights. So, what do we have going on here with the Extreme HD? What is this thing made out of? What features is it gonna give you? And basically, how much is this gonna be better than the factory rear bumper? Well, we're gonna start at what this thing is made out of, and that is 3-millimeter thick heavy duty steel plating, and in terms of durability, that is going to be a huge upgrade over that factory rear bumper, and it's gonna be able to take the abuse that an off-road-capable rear bumper should be able to take. It's also finished in that awesome black powder coating, which is not just there to add to the looks. Albeit, if you were going for that blackout look, this is gonna be a perfect match for you, it's also there to serve as a layer of protection, over that steel, from the elements. Now, one of the biggest features about the Extreme HD are the included lights, these are two 5-watt 3-inch Cree LED flood lights, they put out a nice, modern bright white color temperature, around 6000K, that's gonna be a bright white leaning very, very slightly toward the blue side. They have a polycarbonate lens up front and an aluminum housing out the back, basically that comes together to make these IP67 waterproof-rated, meaning they can withstand up to a meter of water for 30 minutes, and that is more abuse than they should ever see on the rear bumper of your Silverado. Now, the best part about these guys right here, they're completely plug and play, you get a wiring harness in the kit, hooks up right to the battery, there's a switch included, as well as a relay and a fuse, there's some IP67-rated connectors to plug these into, and you're pretty much off to the races. Just to run through the list here, these steps on either side, that's a factory feature, the Barricade integrates those very, very nicely, you get a little bit of tread on there as well, so you get to keep that. If you plan on towing, this bumper is also pitch-capable, so no matter what you have, that will fit on there. As far as the trailer plug goes, you also get to keep that. There are two different brackets included in the kit, one for '07 to '13 and one for '14 to '18. You also get to keep your proximity sensors, you can see these four pre-drilled holes across the length of the rear bumper, you can transfer those over and keep that feature as well. There are pre-drilled holes for a rear plate right here, and there's another one right there, and this kit even includes a brand new plate light to make sure this is legal in all 50 states. Now, I do have two rather small gripes about this rear bumper, these LED cube lights, they're completely plug and play, no problem with those guys, but it kind of defeats the purpose of this plate light right here, this is gonna have to be hard-wired, and again, you're gonna need to do that to make this street legal. Also, right above that, you can see there is no lock for the spare tire, so if that is a worry to you, it's probably a good idea to stay away from this one.Now, pricing for this kit, that's the bumper, all the hardware you need to mount it up, the lights, the plug and play wiring harness, both trailer plugs, all that stuff, we're looking at about 750 bucks. And for the small gripes I do have with this rear bumper, I have to say, that is a good price to pay, you really do get your money's worth if this is the sort of bumper that you're looking for. Now, if you do like a look of this rear bumper, Barricade even offers you a matching front bumper to tie the whole truck together, and in fact, there's another version of this available without LED lights, which will save you around 75 bucks. For the install here, I'm gonna give it a solid two out of three wrenches on the difficulty meter. Couple reasons for that, this bumper is heavy to begin with, so you probably wanna have a buddy on hand as well as a case of beer so he can help you out with this thing. That plate light is gonna have to be hard-wired, so that's another reason for the two out of three. And another concern here is, in order to get the factory bumper off, you are gonna have to unbolt a couple bolts that hold the bed to the frame of the truck, you don't have to disconnect the bed completely, but a couple of bolts do have to come out so we can push this up an inch and then slide the rear bumper out, again, we're gonna show you how that's done in just a second. Now, with all that said, I think you can get this done in between two to four hours if you come with the right tools. So, without any further ado, let me show you what tools you'll need, and how it's done.Tools required for this install are going to include an impact, U-joint, extension, socket set ranging from 22-mill all the way down to 10-mill, wrench set from 10-mill all the way up to 21-mill, these Allen keys, which do come in the kit, this is a 4-millimeter, this is a 5-millimeter, some electrical stuff like zip ties, spade connectors, as well as a wire stripper, and I also used some Channellocks just to crimp down the spade connector.So, before we do anything on this truck, one thing I would highly recommend doing here, drop the spare tire out of the way, this is gonna give you a lot more room to work underneath of your Silverado here, and that's definitely a must do before you touch any hardware on your truck. Now, another thing we're gonna have to do before we touch any hardware is, we're gonna have to crawl underneath and disconnect some of our electronics so this bumper can come off without pulling on any of the electrics. First thing we're gonna disconnect, this is basically a master plug, this is gonna go to both of the license plate lights. So, it's easier to disconnect here than it is to disconnect at the license plate lights, and what we're gonna do is pull down on that red tab there, and then you can push this in, and that should release the two, and you can separate. Next up is gonna be the trailer plug. We're just gonna pull on this gray tab, similar to the other one, and then we can press in, and that'll disconnect that. Next up here, like I said earlier, we're gonna have to disconnect the bed in order to get our bumper off. And in this shot, you can see it clearly, it's this lip right here is basically going to hit this piece of metal that goes all the way across, and in order to get it past that, we're gonna have to unbolt the bed and basically lift up on this thing so that is going to clear. And what we're gonna do here, take our 18-millimeter socket and an extension, we're just gonna come up through the frame and loosen up these bolts. We're gonna hit this one, and then this one over here as well, then do the same thing on the other side.So, with the bed effectively disconnected at the back two bolts only, we're gonna come over to the side of our frame rail, this is all the way at the rear, we're gonna trade our extension for a U-joint. These two nuts right here are 18 millimeters, we're gonna remove those, over here is a 15, we're gonna get that out of the way as well. With those nuts removed, you can pull out this bolt plate, then swap over to the 15 for that last bolt. Now we're gonna come over to the other side and do the same thing. Next up, we can focus on this 21-millimeter hardware here, we're gonna loosen that up on both sides, and then we should be able to crank up on the bed, and then pull our bumper straight off. Now, for this bolt over here, you will need a 21-millimeter wrench to hold the bolt head still, as well as a 21-millimeter socket for the nut. That is a little bit stuck right now, so what we're gonna do is we're just gonna take the bolt out on this side. You can see our bumper is loose, however, it is pushing on that thread. What I'm gonna do is, pull this back, push up on that bolt, and you should be able to remove that as well. Now, the bumper isn't gonna go anywhere, again, it's gonna get caught on that lip I showed you earlier. Until we push the bed up, we're gonna have to wait to take this off. So, we're gonna hit the other side, lift the bed up, clear that lip, and then remove the bumper.So, to lift the bed up, you can see I'm gonna be using a pole jack here. Now, if you don't have one of these, you're in a pinch, the way that I've done this before is you just lay on your back underneath the truck, and you can basically leg press the bed up. That will give you enough clearance you need to get this bumper out, because the way this sits right now is, if you pull on this thing, you're just gonna get stuck right there on both sides. So, what I'm gonna do is just apply very light pressure on the jack, I put another one up front so we don't tip this thing off the lift. You wanna make sure if your truck is jacked up that it's nice and secure. If you are gonna use a jack like this one, if you're going the leg press route, you should be just fine since the truck is on the ground. But the bed actually isn't that heavy, so what we're gonna do, jack it up here just enough, less than an inch we're probably gonna need to get this bumper off, and then we can pull the thing off.So, now we have our factory bumper uninstalled, we got a little bit of prep work to do on our new Barricade bumper before we drop this on our truck in its place. Moving down the line here, over here we have some trailer plugs, this one is specifically for the older generation of trucks. This guy is gonna be for the newer generation of trucks, everything '14 and newer, you use this one right here. We're gonna skip those because, frankly, this truck does not have a hitch on it, so there's no point in us doing that anyways. Secondly, we have these guys right here, these are for the proximity sensors. If you do have those, you transfer them over from your factory bumper, if not, you're going to install these plugs. We don't have that option on our Silverado either, so we're going to stick with those, after that, we'll move on to the LED light cubes, and then we can go back to the truck. We're gonna install this guy here, this is gonna be the guide for our spare tire tube. So, let's get started here. Again, we're gonna start with these plugs, and these are just going to install in the pre-drilled holes along the front end of the rear bumper. Now, if you wanna lock these in, the kit does include some bolts for you that you can put in these tabs right here, they're optional for the plugs, but if you are transferring over sensors, I would recommend installing those. Before we drop our fog lights in, we are gonna have to get these mounting brackets installed. Now, that is pretty easy, if I hold it up like this, you can see one side has a notch cut out of it, you want that to face toward the front of the light. So, we're just gonna grab that and orient it properly, and slide it in between the fins. Now, what I'm gonna do is, I'm gonna bring that straight back, and the idea there is it's gonna provide a little bit of a slide, you can drop a nut in. And in theory, that fin is cut out to hold that nut still. So, with that nut being held still, we could come in from the side with the bolt and thread the two together. Now, once you have the thread started, you can use the Allen key included in the kit to snug that up. We're gonna do that for the other side of the mounting bracket, and then we're gonna do the same exact thing on the other light as well.So, with the hardware in place, we can put our mounting bracket where it needs to be, and that can go off to the side, for now, we're gonna do the same thing for this light as well. And again, you just wanna make sure that notch is toward the front of the light, that's gonna give you the range of motion you need. Then we can drop the nut down the fin, and get the hardware started through the side of the light, and same thing goes for the other side too.So, now we can go back to the bumper and install this thing. And how we're gonna do that is, we're gonna take this bolt that comes in the kit, and that's just gonna push up through our bracket. Now, this bracket does have slots in it, and that's basically gonna hold the bolt head still so we don't have to worry about getting a wrench in there. Then we come in from the front, and what we're gonna do is basically feed in our plug and play connector, then we can line up that bolt with one of these three slots here. You basically have three choices where you wanna put this thing, but once you have that sorted out, you can come in here with the lock washer and 13-millimeter nut and lock it in place. We're gonna install the other side here by doing the same exact thing.So, our new Barricade bumper is completely built up here, and before we start to work on our truck, I figured now would be the perfect time to set it down on the floor next to our old factory bumper and point out some of the key differences between these two, and basically, what is gonna make this Barricade bumper so much better than the factory one. Now, the first, and frankly, the biggest difference between these two, it's also the most obvious, it's gonna come in the looks department, right? Obviously, we're ditching that factory chrome and plastic styling in exchange for some awesome, aggressive, more modern-looking black powder coated steel. Now, that black powder coat looks awesome, it's gonna be a great match, again, for any blackout look, but again, it's also gonna provide a little bit of protection over top of that 3-millimeter thick steel, that's gonna be an upgrade in terms of durability for the rear of our truck as well. This metal, this chrome, it's not really that thick, it's not going to be able to take the abuse like some heavy duty steel plate would, so that's an upgrade in terms of durability, for sure.In terms of features, this one is gonna be a pretty obvious one as well. We're adding some LED flood lights back here, that's gonna provide a nice little bit of utility. If you're doing any work behind your truck, let's say, on the trail, or at the worksite, that's gonna be a great feature, definitely something you wanna have. That's all well and good, but what I think sets this Barricade bumper over the top is just how many features you get to keep from that factory rear bumper. Just to run through the list here, if you do have a hitch, that'll transfer over just fine, as well as the trailer plug, again, I touched on, you get both brackets depending on what generation Silverado you have, that will work out just fine. If your truck is optioned with proximity sensors, those will transfer over as well, you get to keep those steps on each side, they're gonna allow you easy access to the bed just like the factory rear bumper. And on top of that, this has some pre-drilled holes for a plate and a brand new plate light. So, at this point our bumper is ready to go. Basically, what we're gonna do now is head back to the truck, we got a little bit of prep work to do over there, as well as this spare tire access tube, we're gonna put that in place so we can install this later. So, let's head back to the truck and get that done so we can get this thing mated up.As far as this guy goes, we're just gonna slide that on like so, we're gonna leave that sit there until later just because it's easier to put that onto the bumper once the bumper is installed to the truck. Now, that brings us to the more important portion here, that's gonna be our mounting bracket, you wanna make sure you grab the right one. You can see this one is marked with a "P" for passenger side, and that is basically gonna sit in the frame rail, just like so.So, in order to attach this with the first bolt, which is gonna be the smallest, you wanna come all the way up to this top position, that's gonna take the 16-millimeter bolt head. Then on the other side here, we're going to install our flat washer, as well as a 17-millimeter nut. For the second bolt here, basically, what we're gonna do is come to this position right here, this is gonna be the medium-sized bolt, that is going to be an 18-millimeter bolt head, and it's going to install on the other side with a 19-millimeter nut. For the third bolt, we're gonna come to this lowest position here, this is gonna be the biggest of the three, that's gonna be a 21-millimeter bolt head, and on this side, a 22-millimeter nut. We're gonna tighten all that down, and then we're gonna do the same thing for the other side too.Now, before we mount this up, again, all the hardware on here is slotted, so if you need adjustment on those brackets, you could loosen them up later on, make any adjustment, and then tighten them back down. Now, with this vaguely lined up, all you're gonna do is hold the bumper up to those brackets, you get the bolt started through, and then just finger-tight, then we're gonna crawl underneath and install the rest of our hardware and tighten it all down. Underneath of our truck, you can see the two bolts that I just installed, basically, align your bumper, then you can tighten these down with a 21-millimeter wrench and 22-millimeter socket.So, next we're gonna tighten the bed back down. In hindsight, you should do this before you install these brackets, because Barricade doesn't cut this part out of it. If you do wait until the end and forget about it, like I did, what you're gonna have to do is just use a ratchet to get around that. Now, we're gonna tighten back down the bed. And if you look closely, you can see we lost the cutout here, to get through with the extension, the Barricade brackets don't have that. So, what we're gonna do instead, you can see I already have the bolt started up here, and we're just gonna finish that off with a ratchet and 18-millimeter socket. The positions further toward the front of the truck though, they're not impeded, you can still go right through the frame rail with a bolt and a socket to get those in place. Now, we're gonna do the same exact thing for the other side.So, next up, we're gonna do our spare tire guide tube, and the way that's gonna work is, we're just gonna take these small button head bolts that come in the kit, they look like that, and a flat washer. We're just gonna poke that through, line it up with the tube, then over here, just gonna tighten that down with a 10-millimeter nut and another flat washer. This one over here on the outside, you can get with the impact, but for this one on the inside, you're gonna need a 10-millimeter wrench. On the other side of this, for the button head portion of the bolt, I'm just using a 4-millimeter Allen key that actually does come in the kit with the bumper. So, now we're gonna do some wiring, we're gonna start with our positive terminal here. First off, we're gonna loosen up that 10-millimeter bolt, and slide on our positive contact. Once we have that in place, we can tighten that back down, and do the same thing for negative. So, next up, we're gonna mount up our relay, and you can probably guess by what I have in my hand, there's really not a great spot to hard mount this that, that's okay, we're gonna zip tie it. This mounting tab right here looks like a ground, but it's really not, so you can put this anywhere you want, and where we're gonna go, is on the underside of this lip right here, and we can tuck the rest of that slack down next to the battery. Two things left for us to do, the first thing we're gonna do, is handle these plug and play connectors right here, these are nice and waterproof, but they are not heat proof. So, we're just gonna route these down the engine bay, underneath of the truck, and we're gonna make sure to keep these away from any hot or moving components. Secondly, we're gonna take care of our switch. Now, this can be tricky to get into the cab of your truck, but the easiest spot I found is right here, this big rubber grommet. If you push that in, it should make a hole big enough for you to slide the switch through, and then you can push this back out to reinstall it and seal the cab of your truck. Now, once you have that started, you can come over to the other side, and that should pull right out of the driver's footwell. And you can mount this guy up wherever you want, its got that adhesive back on there, so we're just gonna pull off that sticker. One thing you do wanna make sure of, this wire stays away from any of the pedals, and then you can press that in place wherever you want. Now, we're just gonna feed all those wires underneath of the truck, and once we get back here, you can plug in the waterproof connectors. We're gonna do the same thing for the other side, and then the kit includes a bunch of zip ties for you to wire manage this whole thing. Again, good rule of thumb here, you wanna make sure you avoid any hot or moving components with the wires. Now, one thing left, and in order to make this thing street legal, you have to install this license plate light. Now, it's gonna come with bare pigtails on the end, just like this, you can see that there's already a little bit of wire stripped back. You can basically do whatever you want with this thing, you can hard wire it in. In our case, we're gonna use these plug and play spade connectors. You can vampire clip these in if you want, this is really up to you, however you wanna wire this, whatever you wanna wire it into, but you wanna make sure that this turns on when your truck turns on in order to make it street legal. So, you wanna make sure that there's a little bit of copper exposed there, and I'm just gonna slide on our spade connector. Now, I don't have a wire crimper, so what I'm gonna do is just crimp it down with a Channellock, one more extra squeeze, gonna give that a pull to make sure it's nice and tight. And that is not going anywhere, we're gonna do the same thing for the black wire as well. So, now we're gonna go over to our truck, and we already have the female side all connected up to that master plug that we disconnected earlier. Now, I can't speak to wiring, again, your Silverado wire colors might be a little bit different, you just wanna make sure you're splicing into the right stuff in order to power this thing when it should be on. We're just gonna feed the wires through this lower hole in the bumper, then align our light, and snap it into place, like so, then underneath, we're just gonna plug in our spade connectors.Now, guys, that is gonna do it for me, it's also gonna do it for the Barricade Extreme HD rear bumper with LED flood lights, fitting all '07 to '18 Silverado 1500s. Thank you, guys, for watching. Subscribe for more videos like this one, keep it right here at AmericanTrucks for all things Chevy.
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Rugged Styling and Protection
Full Width Rear Bumper
Heavy Duty 3mm Steel Plate Construction
Premium Two Stage Textured Black Powder Coated Finish
(2) High Powered 3" LED Cube Flood Lights Included
Compatible with Factory Back-Up Sensors
Direct Bolt-On Installation
Fits all 2007-2018 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Models
Style and Protection. Does your Chevy Silverado pull double duty on the street and on the trails? If so, you may want to replace that inferior stock rear bumper with one that can handle the extra abuse. The Barricade Off-Road Extreme HD Rear Bumper will provide excellent protection from all kinds of off-road hazards while giving your Silverado rugged styling. Featuring integrated high powered LED lighting, this heavy duty Barricade Bumper is perfect for those who don't shy away from adventure.
Integrated LED Lights. This Rear Bumper includes two 3 inch square LED Flood Lights. They're equipped with 5 Watt CREE LEDs and are designed to provide intense 6000 K light. Each light is rated IP67 providing reliable waterproof performance, thanks to a tough aluminum housing sealed with a polycarbonate lens.
Heavy Duty Construction. Barricade Off-Road manufactures their Rear Bumpers to precise specifications from 3mm thick steel plate for superior strength and rigidity. Barricade then completes their Bumpers in a two stage finish using epoxy pre-coating and high-grade textured black powder coating for long lasting durability.
Easy, Bolt-on Installation. Barricade Off-Road Rear Bumpers were engineered to be a direct bolt-on upgrade replacement for your Silverado's original stock bumper reusing the factory mounting points. There is no cutting or modifications required for a simple straight forward install. With the help of a friend and a set of basic hand tools this Barricade Extreme HD Rear Bumper can be installed in about two hours.
Application. This Barricade Off-Road Extreme HD Rear Bumper with LED Lights is designed to fit all 2007-2018 Chevy Silverado 1500 models. This Rear Bumper is designed to work with models that are equipped with or without rear mounted backup sensors.
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Frieder Lang (tenor); Alain Clément (bass); Praxedis Rütti (harp); Daniel Winiger (organ); Andrej Lütschg (violin); Regula Schüpbach (cello)
Zürcher Sängerknaben/Alphons von Aarburg
rec. St. Michael's Church, Zollikerberg, Switzerland 4-5 June 1995
TUDOR 7029 [52:52]
We learn from the booklet accompanying this disc that the Zurich Boys' Choir was founded in 1960 by its present conductor, Alphons von Aarburg. It is not attached to any church or school, but the boys meet to rehearse several times each week as well as participating in a "singing camp" during the school holidays. The disc was recorded some fifteen years ago, but the choir is still going strong, and indeed celebrates its fiftieth anniversary this year, still with the same conductor.
A glance at the programme will confirm that this is a collection of contemplative music. There is a certain sameness of atmosphere as the programme progresses, and the attentive listener will probably wish for a bit more variety. I hesitate to recommend it as background listening, so let me say instead that the mood it creates is more suited to quiet reflection than to undivided attention.
The programme is an interesting and inventive mix of well known and lesser known pieces. It opens with one of the best known of all, the famous Bach and Gounod joint effort. The notes seem to be suggesting that Gounod's original adaptation of Bach's Prelude was scored for harp, organ and solo violin, and though this was news to me there seems little reason to doubt it. The present performance adds a solo cello and two vocal parts, and may be a later version by Gounod himself, or indeed a hybrid concoction by the present performers. Either way, the opening notes from the harp come as a surprise, as do the two string soloists when they get in on the act. The soloist, Daniel Perrer, is excellent, and the choir sings perfectly well, but the scoring adds extra sweetener to an already sugary exercise. The cello and harp put in another appearance in Franck's Panis angelicus, along with the organ, and whilst this may be a bona fide composer's version - the choir in several parts in the canonic second verse - the effect is romantic and indulgent in a piece which can be very affecting when given simply.
Panis angelicus features some very pleasing solo tenor singing from Frieder Lang, and indeed his presence is one of the strong points of this collection. He is ably supported by the children in Franck's rather lovely Ave Maria, and he turns in a most sensitive performance of an Ave Maria by Tosti. Another solo Ave Maria, by Arcadelt this time, is certainly beautifully sung, though the authentic performance purists might quibble at one or two stylistic points. I think they might not be totally satisfied with Schütz from Zurich either, at least not in 1995, rhythmically stolid and altogether too smooth for comfort.
The programme features a masterpiece or two, not least the two sublime Bruckner motets. Ave Maria is given a good performance, as is Virgo Jesse, though to my ears the boys do not supply anything like the passion in the soprano line that both pieces require. Most adult choirs find it easier to provide this, and a group such as the Westminster Cathedral Choir manage to find both passion and restraint, a heady mixture. There are one or two slightly uncertain attacks in the upper register here too, and, for this listener, some unpleasant staccato and accented final syllables on the word "hallelujah". In the Verdi piece, and judged by the standards of the finest children's choirs, intonation is not always spot-on.
Reger's lullaby, given in a two-part version unfamiliar to me, and again accompanied by the harp, is a particular pleasure. The Mozart, at a reasonably flowing tempo, goes as far as most performances in avoiding the morose atmosphere which can so easily invade this glorious piece. The harp appears again, along with the organ, in Schubert's Ave Maria. The young Daniel Perrer again sings beautifully, but this really doesn't sound much like Schubert. Then, that's not the point of the disc, which will bring much pleasure to those who enjoy this kind of programme.
William Hedley
Jakob ARKADELT (c. 1500-1568)
Ave Maria [2:10]
J. S. BACH (1685-1750)
Jesus bleibet meine Freude [3:22]
J. S. BACH/Charles GOUNOD (1818-1893)
Ave Maria [5.06]
Anton BRUCKNER (1824-1896)
Virgo Jesse [3:43]
César FRANCK (1822-1890)
Panis angelicus [3:43]
Ave verum corpus [3.19]
Giuseppe VERDI (1813-1901)
Laudi alla Vergine Maria [5 :24]
Mariae Wiegenlied [2:04]
Heinrich SCHÜTZ (1585-1672)
Lobe den Herren, meine Seele [6:25]
Francesco Paolo TOSTI (1846-1916)

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Gippsland's Australian Government funded Respiratory Clinics have seen testing numbers increase considerably since opening, with the Federal Government extending their contracts until 30 September.
A total of more than 23,000 tests have been undertaken across Gippsland to date, with some of the clinics increasing capacity by opening additional rooms and also opening on Saturdays.
All six Respiratory Clinics are on a three-month contract with the federal Department of Health, with all notified their contracts have been extended until 30 September when they will be reviewed.
Many of the Respiratory Clinics have extended opening hours to meet the demand with Warragul now running seven rooms and Wellington four rooms. Warragul and Morwell Clinics are also opening on Saturday mornings as well as on week days.
Gippsland Primary Health Network Chief Executive Officer, Amanda Proposch, has praised the response from Gippslanders, experiencing even the mildest of symptoms, who have tested at the clinics.
Ms Proposch said with Stage 3 restrictions now in Gippsland, communities could not afford to become complacent.
"We continue to ask Gippslanders to please get tested if you have even the mildest of symptoms," she said. "Stay at home until you can book a test and then you must stay at home until you get the results. Testing is important to identify any outbreaks; it is still very important to follow the government heath advice."
To get booking details for all Respiratory Clinics, go to https://www.gphn.org.au/covid-19/
RACGP – Coronavirus information for GPs
In addition to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) information for GPs webpage, you can now find all RACGP COVID-19 resources in one centralised location on the college website.
These resources cover:
supporting ongoing health needs
advocacy and finance
For resources, click here.
Support for our Gippsland health professionals
Health professionals across Gippsland have responded to the call to help and support communities in bushfire-affected areas and during the coronavirus pandemic, who maybe experiencing mental and physical issues.
It is also important that health professionals can identify when they too might need assistance.
There are a range of organisations who assist health professionals, including general practitioners, pharmacists and nurses, with day-to-day issues. All are also willing to help with any issues emerging from the East Gippsland bushfire emergency and the coronavirus pandemic.
Victorian Doctors Health Program http://www.vdhp.org.au/website/about.html
The Victorian Doctors Health Program (VDHP) is a free, confidential service for doctors and medical students who have health concerns such as stress, mental health problems, substance use problems, or any other health issues.
DRS4DRS (Doctors for Doctors) https://www.drs4drs.com.au/
The DRS4DRS has been developed by the medical profession for the medical professionals and medical students. Through a network of doctors' heath advisory and referral services, it offers an independent, safe, supportive and confidential service. In addition to these services, DRS4DRS has made available a confidential telehealth service, specifically for doctors and medical students who are struggling with their mental health.
The Pharmacist Support Service (PSS) https://www.supportforpharmacists.org.au/
The type of issues leading pharmacists to seek support from PSS include (but are not limited to) crime related trauma, workplace and workload concerns, employment matters, substance abuse, mental health issues, suicide, ill-health, difficulties arising from professional and financial pressures, practice matters and ethical issues.
National Nurse and Midwife Support – 24/7 support https://www.nmsupport.org.au/
A national 24-hour support service for nurses and midwives, providing access to confidential advice and referral.
Victorian Nurse and Midwife Support https://www.nmhp.org.au/about-our-team.html
The Nursing and Midwifery Health Program Victoria (formerly the Victorian Nurses Health Program) is an independent support service for nurses, midwives and students of nursing and midwifery experiencing health issues related to their mental health or substance use concerns.
headspace Sale now supporting young people in Wellington online and by telephone
Young people aged between 12 and 25 years in the Wellington community can now access specialised mental health support services online or by telephone, through a new headspace satellite centre in Sale.
headspace Sale is operating on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 10am to 6pm, with services currently available via telephone and online. In-person services are expected to commence in the coming months.
Young people and their families and friends can contact headspace Sale for information and support by calling 0458 558 225, emailing info@headspacesale.org.au or visiting headspace.org.au/Sale.
Read the media release here.
Expressions of interest sought for Gippsland PHN Board
The Gippsland Primary Health Network Board is seeking expressions of interest for two elected and one appointed director positions to start in November 2020.
Board members are responsible for ensuring governance and oversight of the service's legal and financial accountability and statutory requirements, as well as compliance with funding deed requirements.
Gippsland PHN is part of a national network of 31 Primary Health Networks across Australia, funded to work towards the objective of meeting the health needs of the most vulnerable people in the community or those at risk of the poorest health outcomes.
The organisation works closely with the primary health system to identify opportunities to improve health outcomes in Gippsland communities, through better coordination and support of health services and by commissioning new services to address identified health needs.
Applications for the three positions close at 5pm on Monday, 17 August. For details and application forms, go to the Gippsland PHN website at https://www.gphn.org.au/ expression-interest-board-director/
Nominations for the Gippsland Primary Health Awards open soon
Nominations will open on Wednesday 12 August for the Gippsland Primary Health Awards, developed by Gippsland PHN to recognise and honour individuals and teams who work together to bring better health to the region.
Doctors, nurses, allied health professionals and organisations providing health and support services to people across Gippsland are encouraged to enter, with nominations closing on 30 September, the finalists announced on 8 October and the winners to be announced on 18 November.
Gippsland PHN Chief Executive Officer, Amanda Proposch, said Gippsland's health practitioners and health services worked incredibly hard to deliver health care to local communities.
"One of Gippsland PHN's priorities is to improve the delivery of health services across our region through better use of technology, services working together, high quality care and enough trained health care professionals," Ms Proposch said.
"This past year has presented new challenges for our primary health workers with many working in communities that faced drought and bushfires, and then the coronavirus pandemic. All can be very proud of how they have responded to Gippsland's needs.
"These awards are one way we can honour and celebrate their achievements and their contribution to a healthier Gippsland."
The award categories are:
Improved access to health services
Innovative support for diverse communities
Integration and partnerships
Gippsland PHN is pleased to partner with the Department of Health and Human Services (Population Health and Community Wellbeing teams) to introduce a new Prevention award. This award recognises the innovative and contemporary prevention practice that contributes to keeping the Gippsland community healthy and well.
To be part of these awards, we are asking individuals or organisations who have delivered one of the five priority areas above to tell us their story.
Nominations can be submitted in the following formats via a dedicated website which will be live from Wednesday 12 August:
30 sec – 1 min video recording
Poster – we accept any size
Any other document that tells your story!
Winners receive a $500 credit towards a health conference, workshop or forum of their choice.
The awards website will go live on Wednesday 12 August where you can access information about the awards and entries at https://awards.gphn.org.au or email GPHNawards@gphn.org.au
Gippsland PHN would like to know what publicly available resources you find useful and what you would like to have available in the future.
Gippsland PHN gathers data and information from many sources including the local community and professionals to identify priorities of our region in a Health Needs Assessment. The purpose is to make informed decisions about the best ways to achieve our vision of a measurably healthier Gippsland.
We provide access to publicly available Population Health Resources via our website.
We work with our partners and all levels of government to address our priorities and hope the resources are useful to help improve health and wellbeing in Gippsland.
Please complete a short survey to let us know what you think https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/7YR9DWN.
The survey is open until 31 August 2020. Questions can be directed to Population Health Planner, Maria Garrett via email at maria.garrett@gphn.org.au or phone 0447 206 817.
Support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities are a priority in the Federal Government's COVID-19 Emergency Response Plan.
If you need information or resources, please go to the following:
The Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Sector COVID-19 hub https://www.vaccho.org.au/about-us/coronavirus/
The Victorian Aboriginal Health Services: https://www.vahs.org.au/
Department of Health and Human Services: Coronavirus (COVID-19) information for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/coronavirus-information-aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander-communities
VACCA COVID support: https://www.vacca.org/page/covid-19-support
LEAHA is still operating … just in a different way
Watch the LEAHA video here.
In the climate of coronavirus, the team at the Lakes Entrance Aboriginal Health Association wanted to let their community know the service is still operating, just in a different way.
So staff decided to make a video to assure "THAT THEY ARE STILL THERE ON THE END OF THE PHONE" to help their community in any way possible.
"We wanted our faces to be seen to let community know we are still here - just in a different way," explained LEAHA Executive Officer, Paul Morgan.
"Our community are our strength and we wanted them to know that we appreciated and cared for them all."
New guide for implementing the Optimal Care Pathway for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples with cancer
Cancer Australia has released a guide to implementing the Optimal Care Pathway for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples with cancer (the Guide), a companion guide to the Optimal Care Pathway.
The guide is designed to support health services and clinicians in the planning and delivery of culturally safe and responsive cancer care.
Using the OCP as the foundation for best practice, the guide contains priorities for consideration at a system level, practical strategies to help health services plan for improvement and guidance for health professionals to consider in relation to their own practice.
To view the guide, click here.
Aged care workers across Victoria now required to wear masks
All aged care workers across Victoria are now be required to wear face masks. This applies to both residential and home care workers.
The Australian Government will release a further one million masks from the National Medical Stockpile to support this requirement. This is in addition to the four million released for aged care workers in the areas of Greater Melbourne and Mitchell Shire earlier this week. An additional one million makes will also be provided for primary care workers in Victoria.
Aged care providers in Victoria can contact AgedCareCOVIDPPE@health.gov.au to request masks for in home and residential aged care workers delivering close personal care and clinical care, and other personal protective equipment (PPE) like gloves and gowns to aged care services with a potential or confirmed COVID-19 outbreak.
Urgent reminder for aged care providers
All aged care service providers are reminded that they must immediately notify the Commonwealth Department of Health of any COVID-19 cases among residents and staff.
Email the Department of Health at agedcareCOVIDcases@health.gov.au.
This notification is essential for the activation of Commonwealth support including rapid access to PPE from the National Medical Stockpile, case management, surge workforce support and supplementary pathology testing.
This notification to the Department of Health is in addition to notifying your Public Health Unit.
For more information on COVID-19 outbreak preparedness and management, refer to the CDNA National Guidelines.
The Department of Health has also published a checklist for residential aged care providers in here.
Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission letter to providers
The Aged Care Quality and Safety Commissioner, Janet Anderson has written to aged care providers regarding their obligations to implement all necessary steps to mitigate the risks of COVID-19.
The Commission will shortly be undertaking unannounced checks of aged care services to observe infection control practices and ensure that everyone is adhering to safe personal protective equipment (PPE) protocols and infection control arrangements.
The Commission acknowledges the ongoing efforts of all aged care providers during this difficult time.
DoH support for older people to stay at home
Given their higher risk of serious illness from COVID-19, many older people are choosing to stay home as much as possible to protect themselves.
There are many Australian Government-funded services to support senior Australians during the COVID-19 pandemic. These include:
a telehealth appointment with their doctor rather than attend a face-to-face appointment
deliveries of their prescriptions through their pharmacy
help with food, meals and grocery shopping through My Aged Care on 1800 200 422
the new Older Persons COVID-19 Support Line on 1800 171 866
online and phone 'visits' by the Community Visitors Scheme
the FriendLine for a chat on 1800 424 287
People aged 65 years and older are also eligible for a free flu shot through their GP or pharmacy.
Find out more at https://www.gphn.org.au/supporting-senior-australians-coronavirus-pandemic/
Practical resources to assist family carers
Many Australians prefer to stay and be cared for at home when diagnosed with a terminal illness or as they approach end of life. However choosing home as a place of care needs careful consideration to support not only the person at the end of life, but also family carers.
CarerHelp has practical resources to assist family carers in preparing to care for a person at the end of life at home.
The tool Is Caring at Home an Option can help identify what a carer needs to consider if they are finding it hard to decide whether they can provide care at home. Answers from the tool can be used for discussion with health professionals, care team, the person with life-limiting illness, and family members or friends.
A set of fact sheets and links to other organisations provide home care tips. These include how to set up a health care team, financial matters, caring for a dying person, assistive equipment, caring at home during COVID-19 and self-care are available.
In addition, CarerHelp's Pathway 2: Caring when death is a possibility offers modules and other information that can help understand what to expect when caring for a person with a terminal condition.
For more information, visit www.carerhelp.com.au
Scholarships for nurses and midwives
Pictured above are Vivian Bullwinkel (right) and Betty Jeffrey (left).
The Australian Nurses Memorial Centre is offering scholarships for nurses and midwives as part of its mission to act as "a living memorial", by advancing the nursing profession through education.
The ANMC provides and administers scholarships for nurses and midwives undertaking postgraduate study by course work or research at an Australian university or other accredited higher education institution.
Founded in 1950 by Vivian Bullwinkel and Betty Jeffrey, outstanding nurses and survivors of WW11 prisoner of war camps, the ANMC was established to honour Australian nurses who lost their lives in the various theatres of wars or humanitarian operations.
The scholarships available are: ANMC Vivian Bullwinkel Award $15,000; ANMC Betty Jeffery Award $10,000; ANMC Indigenous Nurses Scholarship $5000; and ANMC Mental Health Scholarship $5000.
For more details on how to apply, go to https://australiannursesmemorialcentre.org.au/index.php/scholarships/
Pilot placement program for student nurses
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, clinical placement hours for nursing students are tight, which leaves our future nurses at risk of being unable to graduate.
The Australian Primary Care Nurses Association is inviting general practices to take part in its Student Nurse Placement Pilot Project and host one or many student nurses.
As an incentive, practices will receive $300 per student hosted. The student must be supervised by a registered nurse or nurse practitioner during the placement. Each placement lasts for three weeks. There are five placement periods to choose from. The first period starts on Monday 7 September 2020 and the last period starts Monday 14 December 2020.
Registration for the project closes Friday 14 August. To register for this project and host a student or three, please email APNA Ambassador and Founder, Sam Moses, via sam.moses@apna.asn.au.
Below is some further information:
— Student Nurse Placement Pilot Project Overview
— Student Nurse Placement Pilot Project FAQ
CPD accredited eLearning module: My Health Record in Nursing
This self-paced course has been developed in collaboration with the Australian College of Nursing (ACN) and is eligible for CPD points.
The course supports nurses working in any healthcare setting to become familiar with and confident in using the My Health Record system.
Go to training
AIDS 2020 – 23rd International AIDS Conference Report B3ack
The Australasian Society for HIV Medicine (ASHM) has opened registrations for the AIDS 2020 – 23rd International AIDS Conference Report B3ack.
Taking place from 5-8pm on Wednesday 12 August, this event will be live-streamed through an online platform.
ASHM is the peak organisation of health professionals in Australia and New Zealand who work in HIV, viral hepatitis and sexually transmissible infections.
Conference presenters are A/Prof Dr Jason Ong, Dr Ben Bavinton and Dr Nicholas Medland who will be sharing their insights. The session will also include the opportunity for live Q&A.
For more details go to the ASHM website at https://www.ashm.org.au/
Australian Digital Health Agency electronic prescriptions eLearning courses for prescribers and dispensers
The Australian Digital Health Agency electronic prescriptions eLearning courses for both prescribers and dispensers are now available.
The eLearning courses are free and have been accredited by the Australian Pharmacy Council, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine. Practitioners completing the courses can claim CPD/PDP credits/points upon successful completion of each module.
The eLearning courses include three modules:
Introducing electronic prescriptions
Using electronic prescriptions
Preparing for electronic prescriptions
Electronic prescription resources
A number of electronic prescriptions resources covering readiness requirements and workflow aspects have been released by software providers and PHNs. These are:
ADHA webinar recording – Preparing your Pharmacy for Electronic Prescriptions
ADHA webinar recording – Preparing your practice for Electronic Prescriptions
Australian Digital Health Agency (ADHA) Electronic Prescriptions webpage
Best Practice Software - Electronic prescribing Q&A podcast
Corum Health – Electronic prescribing FAQs and videos
Eastern Melbourne PHN – Electronic prescribing checklists for General Practice and Pharmacies
Fred IT – Dispensing ePrescription Webinar Questions
Gippsland HealthPathways - Electronic Prescribing
Hunter New England Central Coast PHN - Electronic prescriptions and Scrypt
MedicalDirector – Electronic prescribing readiness checklist
Minfos – How to manage ePrescriptions in Minfos
Pharmaceutical Society of Australia - Electronic prescriptions
Pharmacy Guild
South Eastern Melbourne PHN Electronic Prescriptions resource
Zedmed – Electronic prescribing FAQs
Contact the Gippsland PHN Digital Health team at Digital.Health@gphn.org.au for more information.
Australian Digital Health Agency upcoming webinars and resources
Electronic prescriptions: Panel discussion with participating healthcare providers
When: Wednesday, 12 August, 6.30-7.30pm
Electronic prescriptions are a key priority of the National Digital Health Strategy and offer new prescription format options and convenience for both patients and healthcare providers. Implementation of electronic prescriptions is well underway, with several software providers validating the technical aspects along with workflow in a number of electronic prescribing 'communities of interest' (COI). Australian Digital Health Agency will host a panel discussion with clinicians (General Practitioner, Pharmacist) and Practice Manager will be sharing their experience and strategies about how their practice has incorporated electronic prescriptions in everyday practice.
RACP Digital Congress: Electronic prescriptions: What you need to know
When: Wednesday 12 August, 6pm
RACP is hosting an interactive session on electronic prescriptions in collaboration with the Australian Digital Health Agency. Subject matter experts will present on a range of topics, providing an overview of the roadmap for electronic prescriptions and capabilities that will be available for prescribers. Topics covered will include:
Core electronic prescribing features
Workflow aspects relating to prescribers
How you can prepare for electronic prescriptions
Interactive discussion and Q&A.
Preparing your pharmacy for electronic prescriptions
When: Tuesday 25 August, 6.30-8pm
This session is designed to discuss pharmacy staff's role in supporting the roll-out of electronic prescriptions and consumer education considerations. The Australian Digital Health Agency will provide an update on progress to date, detailed resource lists, preparation steps and communications tools to ensure both your patients and pharmacy are ready for electronic prescriptions. There will be plenty of opportunities for Q&A during the session.
Electronic prescriptions for general practice
When: Thursday, 27 August, 6.30-7.30pm
This session is designed to discuss practice staff's role in supporting the roll-out of electronic prescriptions and consumer education considerations. The Australian Digital Health Agency will provide an update on progress to date, detailed resource lists, preparation steps and communications tools to ensure both your patients and practice are ready for electronic prescriptions. There will be plenty of opportunities for Q&A during the session.
Australian Digital Health Agency guide on using online conferencing technologies
The Australian Digital Health Agency partnered with Cyber CX to release a new guide for healthcare professionals and organisations to securely use online conferencing technologies to provide health services, including telehealth.
Welcome to the Research Hub
Gippsland Primary Health Network's vision is a measurably healthier Gippsland.
This section of our LINK newsletter provides articles on research being undertaken by Gippsland PHN and in collaboration with other organisations that are contributing to this vision. It will also feature research and studies from outside our region which may be of interest to our stakeholders.
For all things 'research' related, please email research@gphn.org.au
Health Sector Report - Impact of COVID-19 on GPs
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the workloads and incomes of general practitioners and other specialists, according to the new ANZ-Melbourne Institute Health Sector Report.
Led by Professor Anthony Scott, the latest ANZ–Melbourne Institute Health Sector Report examines the impact of COVID-19 on GPs and other specialists' work patterns and mental health. It looks at how these doctors changed the organisation of their practices to adapt to the pandemic, and the support they received.
More than 2000 GPs and other specialists completed the Medicine in Australia: Balancing Employment and Life (MABEL) COVID-19 Short Online Survey. This is part of the Melbourne Institute's custom-designed longitudinal study of doctors.
The results reveal the rapid shift to Medicare-funded telehealth consultations, with 36 per cent of all consultations provided by telehealth in April 2020. This allowed GPs to continue to look after patients in a safe environment and help protect them from some loss of income. But the majority of consultations were provided by telephone rather than video, raising some concerns about quality and continuity of care if Medicare continues to fund telehealth after the pandemic.
Telehealth was more likely to be used by GPs in wealthier areas, in urban areas, and by larger GP practices.
Twenty per cent of GPs and 42 per cent of other specialists reported losses in income of 30 per cent or more. Thirty per cent of surgeons and anaesthetists reported income had fallen by 50 per cent or more.
More than half of the GPs surveyed increased the number of face-to-face consultations they bulk bill, while nearly a third of respondents reported feeling financially stressed as a result of these losses in income.
Despite the loss of income when compared to full-fee face-to-face-appointments for some, 84 per cent of all those surveyed agreed that telehealth should be permanently funded by Medicare.
Read the report here
How are you? Living with COVID-19 restrictions in Australia – survey two
Monash University is conducting a new anonymous online survey to see how people in Australia are experiencing life during the COVID-19 pandemic as restrictions are eased in some states, and to ask what governments could do to help recovery.
The survey is now live and the university wants to hear from you (whether or not you completed the first survey in April). The survey is open to all people 18 and over living in Australia and takes less than 10 minutes to complete.
Please complete the survey now
Impact of COVID-19 on country Victorian health practices
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed how country Victorian health practices have had to operate.
To find out the impact and details of the changes in the industry, RWAV conducted a survey of rural and remote health services in Victoria.
In the aftermath of the COVID19 crisis, there will be important conversations to be had about our healthcare system and how it needs to support Victorians in rural and remote areas. The health workforce and ways of providing healthcare services will be a key part of these conversations.
The survey was sent to rural health practices to understand how practices have responded to COVID-19, and to understand their needs. Most responses came from practice managers, GPs and Allied health professionals. There were 72 respondents in total to the survey.
See the results here.
Trauma in Practice: what does the evidence say?
Phase 2 of an online university study about trauma referral practices is now live.
This Charles Sturt University School of Psychology study is recruiting GPs and psychologists who can access the survey via this link: https://csufobjbs.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_e2kBhT4UKgQQTsx
Responses provided in this survey will help the university evaluate the needs of clinicians who manage patients/clients with trauma related mental health problems. The survey is will take 35-45 minutes to complete and will involve a short training exercise which is likely to be of some benefit to clinicians.
The study is titled "Understanding current referral practices for Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy and evaluating the effectiveness of cognitive skills training in improving referral practices" and is being conducted by Kelly Roche as a psychology honours project.
Participation in the survey is completely voluntary and all responses will be kept anonymous. No personally identifiable information will be associated with your responses to any reports of these data.
The Charles Sturt University Human Research Ethics Committee has approved this study (protocol H20155).
Rural and remote mental health symposium online
The Australian Rural and Remote Mental Health Symposium will be held at the National Convention Centre in Canberra from 26-28 October 2020.
Participants can engage and connect with professionals in the mental health sector and discover more about:
Digital Mental Health
Communities Driving Solution and Engagement
Workforce in Rural and Remote Areas
Child Wellbeing in Rural Communities
Rural and Remote Mental Health resilience
First Nations Social and Emotional Wellbeing
Resilience in Rural Australia
To view the program, click here.
Mission Australia's Youth Survey 2019 results
Results of Mission Australia's Youth Survey 2019 have been released with around 25,000 young people aged between 15 and 19 years taking part.
Key findings of the Staying Home: A Youth Survey Report on Experiences of Youth Homelessness were:
More than one in six young people (17%) reported having an experience of some type of homelessness.
7% of respondents indicated having experienced a time when they had no fixed address or lived in a refuge or transitional accommodation at least once.
13% of young people reported a couch surfing experience.
For more information or a full briefing please don't hesitate to get in contact with us by email at researchandpolicy@missionaustralia.com.au
National women's health survey
The Jean Hailes for Women's Health has launched its sixth annual national Women's Health Survey.
The online survey is one of the country's most revealing insights into the health concerns and needs of women in Australia, including insights into the physical and mental health effects of COVID-19 and our summer bushfires.
The organisation wants to reach as many women as possible.
Jean Hailes for Women's Health is a national not-for-profit organisation committed to improving women's health throughout the various stages of their lives, and to providing a trusted world-class health and education service for women.
The results of this anonymous survey will be used in many ways: to identify knowledge gaps of consumers and health professionals across Australia, to help develop policy in collaboration with state and federal government departments and to give the research community solid insights into women's health
The survey takes around 15 minutes and closes on Friday, 28 August.
All the details of the survey can be found at jeanhailes.org.au/survey2020
Drug Use Impacts Bulletin
The Australian response to COVID-19 is unprecedented in modern times. Changes to border controls, regulations around physical distancing and prohibitions on public gatherings are anticipated to have profound impacts on drug markets and people who use drugs.
In partnership with Monash University School of Rural Health, the Burnet Institute runs the VMAX study, a prospective cohort study of people who use methamphetamine in Melbourne and regional Victoria.
This study provides a unique opportunity to compare information from participants collected before, during and after the COVID-19 restrictions to examine their impacts on people who use methamphetamine across the state.
This Bulletin continues a series in which findings are presented from analyses of all studies of people who use drugs that will be monitored and updated as COVID-19 restrictions involved.
See details here.
Are you impacted by childhood heart disease?
HeartKids is creating new resources for individuals and families impacted by childhood heart disease. This includes congenital heart disease and heart disease acquired during childhood.
If this is you – this includes people with a condition, as well as parents, carers, siblings and other relations – you can help by completing this survey about your experiences.
Complete the survey:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CS_SMQVJ9P
How to: Present a Research Based Oral Abstract
The Australasian Society for HIV, Viral Hepatitis and Sexual Health Medicine (ASHM) is holding an online webinar titled "How to: Present a Research Based Oral Abstract".
The webinar will be presented by Clinical Nurse Consultant at RPA Sexual Health, Linda Garton,who has worked in research as a project coordinator at the Kirby Institute, and is currently completing a Master of Philosophy (Applied Epidemiology) at ANU.
Linda has presented research she has been involved in at the Australasian Sexual Health Conference on numerous occasions.
Find out more at https://ashm.org.au/training/ or contact conference@ashm.org.au if you have any questions.
Allied health CPD motivation survey
Allied health professionals can have their say about CPD experiences in an online survey.
PhD scholar Helen McGregor, Dr Louise Horstmanshof and Dr Brad Shipway are interested in knowing the views regarding CPD experiences and motivations allied health professionals have had following professional qualification and also attitudes to professional identity.
The short survey (10 minutes) is part of PhD research into why we do CPD. To participate in the CPD survey - click here
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Climate activist group Extinction Rebellion closed main roads as members held a symbolic funeral march through Brighton town centre on Sunday (March 24).
The marchers, who numbered more than 100, wore black clothes and held a coffin detailing recently extinct species.
They walked from Montpellier Crescent to Brighton Clock Tower to raise awareness of the threats posed by climate change.
Stavros Anagnou, of Queen's Park Road, who gave a reading to the crowd assembled beneath the clock tower, said the threat posed by climate change was too important to ignore.
"It might not be easy for us to see the risks of global warming here in the UK, but its consequences are already being felt around the world," he said.
In addition to the coffin, the protest featured several tombstones describing the decline in the population of Britain's indigenous plants and wildlife.
Sam Peachey, of London Road, thought the protest was effective in conveying its message about the impacts of climate change.
"With social media, you don't need that many people to make a difference," he said.
Not everyone was sympathetic to the cause, however – a bus driver was seen to confront one of the protesters over the closure of the main road.
Jess Deakin, who was visiting from London for the afternoon, said she understood his consternation.


Some 230m of track has been manufactured, using Bolideck Racetrack, a synthetic material that is based on established road surfacing technology. The breakthrough delivery has been possible due to the product's high flexibility and hard-wearing qualities, which will allow 20 karts on board to race around on its slip-resistant surface at any one time.
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RIMO designed the track to NCL specifications and Bolidt worked with them to determine where the markings within the Bolideck Racetrack system needed to go, and how the deck finish would be finessed underneath the side skirts and against the edges of the steel track. The complete project involved the delivery of around 1350m2 of Bolideck Racetrack.
"We are very proud to have been involved in such a ground-breaking project and to have developed the first kart track onboard a ship," says Peter Bertram, owner and chief executive of RiMO Germany Group.
"Bolidt's assistance and expertise in supplying marine decking materials was invaluable and I would like to thank them for their cooperation which ensured that we reached our goal in delivering this unique track in an efficient and uncomplicated way," he added.


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Dr. Cunningham has expanded programs and scholarships throughout the National University System to support student success including teacher education success and assisting veterans' transition to civilian careers. Furthermore, under his direction, National University's Sanford College of Education, which was renamed in 2015 in honor of renowned entrepreneur and philanthropist T. Denny Sanford, has grown to become among the Top Ten largest schools of education in the country and confers more education master's degrees each year than any other California university. Through Dr. Cunningham's leadership, National University is leading the national expansion efforts of the Sanford Education Programs: Sanford Harmony, Sanford Inspire and the Sanford Institute of Philanthropy.
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Kalagara Subba Rao (1912-1981): Christo-Centric Avoidance of Church and Christianity
K. Subba Rao was a Kamma from Andhra Pradesh. He grew up as a cynic against religion and led a rebellious life against religion and religious leaders. He managed to get an education and a job as a teacher, and married in 1937. His dissolute life broke his health, and in a period of convalescence he had a vision of Christ that transformed his life in 1942.
Subba Rao wrote a striking song about Christ appearing to him, a fallen atheist, when many churches had been built in his name. He was a reluctant disciple of Jesus at first; after all, he had a reputation as a mocker of religion. But he found that healings followed when he laid hands on people in Jesus' name, and soon his faith and works brought him to the attention of both Hindus and Christians.
Subba Rao's initial contacts with Christians were not good, and to the end of his life he refused to be baptized or to work under the "Christian" label. Due to his healing ministry he developed a considerable following in Andhra and also Karnataka, but he was opposed to religion as such and never started anything resembling a religious organization. He highlighted the opposition of religious leaders to Jesus and suggested that the same situation continues today. Among his writings is a biting tract entitled "Gurudev: Where Can I Get So Many Millstones?" where he says that there are so many Christian pastors putting burdens on the little sheep of Christ that it is hard to imagine where so many millstones can be found to put around their necks.
A considerable movement of disciples of Jesus gathered around Subba Rao, and after his death an ashram hall was built on the outskirts of Vijayawada. The movement is in a major transition period due to the deaths of both Subba Rao's widow and his successor as leader of the ministry.
The healing ministry of Subba Rao drew people, but they were held by the bhakti focused on Jesus that is the mark of their public meetings. Subba Rao wrote 34 songs that are constantly sung, and numerous songs used by Christians in Andhra Pradesh are also part of their hymnody. Despite disdain for organization and a refusal to accept the label of "Christian," the marks of a New Testament ekklasia (church) are present.
Subba Rao was not a deep Bible student and was loose and even reckless in his terminology and teaching. Yet he demonstrated that it is possible to follow Jesus Christ as a Hindu and gather other Hindus into a bhakti sampradaya with a focus on discipleship to Jesus. Thus he presents a challenge and illuminates possibilities for other followers of Jesus from Hindu families.
Note: These biographies originally appeared in the chapter "The Church and Hindu Heritage: Historical Case Studies in a Rocky Relationship" in Rethinking Hindu Ministry, Pasadena: William Carey Library, 2011.
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Ride Along 2 is a 2016 sequel to 2014's Ride Along. Both Kevin Hart and Ice Cube return for the sequel.
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The Glock 19 drawn by Detective Mayfield in the opening scene.
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For far too long Black transmen have dealt with limited visibility within the LGBT community. There are a real lack of services geared toward this marginalized group despite obvious disproportionate amounts of health and economic disparity. Noticing a real need for a space where Black transmen could come together, feel empowered, and get much needed services, Carter Brown founded Black Transmen Incorporated (BTMI) in 2009.
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Micki J., a volunteer, found out about BTMI through facebook and through BTMI's resource group. He, too, was happy to find others like him in the Dallas community.
Treach Wilson, Director of Finances for BTMI, moved from Philadelphia where there is a large Black, transmen presence in the ballroom scene and at first glance said that he wasn't able to find his brothers, black transmen like himself. Like Micki, he found out about BTMI through facebook.
Black Transmen Inc. has successfully created an organization where Black transmen can come together and support each other through their journeys as transmen. Though there are other organizations specifically for transmen, most are constituted of predominantly white transmen who have a very different lived experience than Black transmen. Though many transmen are at a socioeconomic disadvantage, black transmen have been shown to have an increased amount of disparities, the least amount of access to resources, and more amounts of sexual violence against them.
BTMI, the first national non-profit organization of African American transmen solely focused on social advocacy. seeks to acknowledge and empower African American transmen by providing resources to aid in healthy female to male transitions. The resources have an emphasis on forming a complete identity, including culture, spirituality, heritage, family, health, sexual identity, employment, entrepreneurship, and kinship.
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Though BTMI specifically focuses on the concerns of the African American community, their programs provide all female to male (FTM) transmen and SLGBTQIH (Straight, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transegender, questioning/ queer, intersex and HIV positive) individuals with the necessary tools to secure identity and equality within our society regardless of race, creed, color, religion, sexual identity or sexual expression.
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2014 UR116 – planetoida z grupy Apolla należąca zarówno do obiektów NEO jak i PHA.

Nazwa
Liczba "2014" oznacza rok odkrycia obiektu, "U" oznacza, że odkrycia dokonano w drugiej połowie października, a "R116" oznacza, że był to 2916 (R = 16, 116*25) obiekt odkryty w tym okresie.

Odkrycie
Planetoida została odkryta 27 października 2014 roku przez teleskop automatyczny MASTER, należący do Uniwersytetu Moskiewskiego, zainstalowany na Kaukazie w pobliżu Kisłowodzka. Jej średnica szacowana jest na 370 m. Jest to trzecia, po  i  wykryta przez teleskop MASTER planetoida potencjalnie zagrażająca Ziemi, największa z tej trójki.

Charakterystyka
Orbita planetoidy nachylona jest pod kątem 6,57˚ do ekliptyki, a jej mimośród wynosi 0,727. Ciało to okrąża Słońce co ok. 3 lata w średniej odległości 2,07 j.a. Peryhelium tego obiektu znajduje się w odległości 0,56 j.a., a aphelium 3,58 j.a. od Słońca, co oznacza, że w swoim ruchu orbitalnym planetoida ta przecina orbitę Wenus, Ziemi i Marsa. 21 października 2014 roku minęła Ziemię w odległości ok. 0,0855 j.a. (12,8 mln km). W roku 2068 planetoida przeleci w odległości 0,0979 j.a. (14,6 mln km) od Merkurego (3 września) i 0,057 j.a. (8,53 mln km – nieco ponad 22 razy dalej niż średni dystans Ziemia–Księżyc) od Ziemi (21 października).

Obecnie najmniejszy dystans pomiędzy orbitą planetoidy a Ziemią to około 4,3 mln km, ale to może się w przyszłości zmieniać za sprawą pól grawitacyjnych Wenus i Marsa, kiedy planetoida będzie przelatywać w ich pobliżu. Dlatego astronomowie będą w przyszłości monitorować ruch tego obiektu.

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Vendor registration will be opening soon. Vendors who previously participated in this event will be given an early bird opportunity to register.
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Die Flamingo-Färbung bezeichnet eine Proteinfärbung mit dem Fluoreszenzfarbstoff Flamingo.

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Die Flamingo-Färbung ist eine fluoreszente Färbung zum Nachweis von Proteinen, z. B. nach vorheriger Trennung per SDS-PAGE, 2D-Gelelektrophorese. Flamingo besitzt zwei Absorptionsmaxima bei Wellenlängen von 271 nm und 512 nm und ein Emissionsmaximum bei 535 nm. Die Nachweisgrenze liegt nach einer Färbezeit von 4 Stunden bei unter 1 ng Protein.

Alternative fluoreszente Proteinfarbstoffe sind z. B. Epicocconon (DeepPurple), SYPRO Ruby, SYPRO Orange, SYPRO Red, Krypton, Lucy und Oriole. Weitere häufige nichtfluoreszente Proteinfärbungen sind z. B. die Silberfärbung und die Coomassie-Brillant-Blau-Färbung (fluoreszent im IR-Bereich).

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