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Community pharmacist prescribing outcomes in Australia and beyond


Independent pharmacist prescribing in community pharmacy settings has been piloted and implemented into usual care across Australia. This report assesses the current evidence in Australia and comparable international settings in terms of independent pharmacist prescribing outcomes within community pharmacy settings.
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Final report from the Anti-Bullying Rapid Review


The purpose of the review was to examine what is working to prevent and respond to bullying in Australian schools and what needs strengthening. The review includes eight recommendations that aim to ensure that every Australian school is a safe, inclusive and respectful learning environment where bullying and other harmful behaviours are not accepted.
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Rapid evidence review: transformation of closed employment


This rapid evidence review explores how Australian Disability Enterprises (ADEs) can facilitate pathways into open or integrated employment for people with disabilities. Drawing on international literature, it investigates global approaches to transitioning from sheltered workshop systems to inclusive employment models and distils key insights and implications for the Australian context.
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Housing needs for people with multiple sclerosis: a rapid review

Rebecca Rothman, Fiona Carey, Jessica Arnold, Kimberly Skewes, Jacinta Douglas
This rapid review examines the housing needs of people with Multiple Sclerosis, whose unpredictable functional changes require timely home modifications and support. It identifies needs for accessible housing, affordable assistive technology, and responsive funding, with delays limiting independence. Proactive planning, coordinated support, and flexible funding are essential to help people with MS maintain independence and...
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AI-assisted vs human-only evidence review


This report describes an exercise to investigate the robustness and reliability of using generative AI to help produce rapid evidence reviews. The AI-assisted output was completed in 23% less time than the human-only output but was judged to be less fluent and required more revisions.