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    Osteopathic attitudes, knowledge and practices in melanoma screening

    Friedlander, Tim; Horgan, Carol; Hilton, Craig

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    2016-08-13
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    Friedlander, T. O., Horgan, C., Hilton, C. (2016, August). Osteopathic attitudes, knowledge and practices in melanoma screening. Paper presented at 2016 Osteopaths New Zealand Symposium: Investing in New Zealand's Future, Wellington, New Zealand
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    Abstract
    Role for Osteopaths?  Osteopaths are Primary Practitioners  Osteopaths often see and examine patients in a state of undress  As health care providers, there is a likelihood that osteopaths can be trained to a good level of skill in melanoma screening  Early Detection Advisory Group (2006) recommends a programme to “increase knowledge about skin cancer, particularly melanoma, among other relevant health workers”
    Keywords:
    skin cancer detection, melanoma detection, osteopathic medicine, osteopaths
    ANZSRC Field of Research:
    111202 Cancer Diagnosis, 110499 Complementary and Alternative Medicine not elsewhere classified
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