Prof. Patrick Ball

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  Behind the blueprint are Professor of Social Work and Human Services, Margaret Alston (pictured left), Professor of Rural Pharmacy, Patrick Ball and Dr Julaine Allan from the University's Centre for Inland Health.
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  "To date, health services in rural and remote areas have been based on a negative or deficit model of health," said Professor Ball.
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  Patrick Ball, Professor of Rural and Remote Pharmacy at Charles Sturt University, is one of these experts who was keen to share his insights on diabetes.And in a recent interview published by The Official Diabetes BlogÔ he debunks some common 'diabetes myths'.
  
  One of these 'diabetes myths' is the common belief that Type 2 diabetes is caused by poor lifestyle habits.
  
  "We're eating a diet and having a lifestyle which is heavily predisposing us to this condition."Professor Ball explains."However, people need to understand that just because they get type 2 diabetes, it doesn't necessarily mean they've done something wrong.It can still depend a lot upon your family history and genetics."
  
  Professor Ball also looks at the misconception that high overall body fat predisposes people to Type 2 diabetes.
  
  Rather, there is a specific area where fat build-up can indicate an increased diabetes risk.This 'danger area' can be found around your belly, roughly ten centimeters above your belt line.A free downloadable version of this interview with Professor Patrick Ball can be found on The Official Diabetes BlogÔ web-site at http://www.OfficialDiabetesBlog.com/interviews [http://www.OfficialDiabetesBlog.com/interviews title Diabetes Interviews

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  The tour was organised by Professor Patrick Ball, Inaugural Professor of Rural and Remote Pharmacy at Charles Sturt University while the Top End activities were organsiaed by RWM Consultany.

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  The tour party was lead by Professor Patrick Ball, Professor of Rural and Remote Pharmacy at Charles Sturt University.

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  Patrick Ball, Professor of Rural and Remote Pharmacy at Charles Sturt University, challenged us to think about the most appropriate skill mixes for the rural and remote pharmacist of the future.

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  Patrick A. Ball Ph.D. Foundation Professor of Rural Pharmacy Charles Sturt University

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  Published on: 10/9/2006    Last Visited: 3/2/2007  

  Patrick Ball, CSU's Professor of Rural Pharmacy within the Faculty of Health says "There is no simple answer to the problem , each community, large and small, needs to investigate and assess its own health care needs and seek solutions that best address these needs".
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  Professor Patrick Ball.Professor Ball contends professional education must "raise the bar" and encourage personal and professional development, not just maintain the status quo in regional practices.
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  Professor Patrick Ball

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  Professor Patrick Ball

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  CSU's Professor Patrick Ball."Rural and remote health practioners, like their metropolitan and city-dwelling counterparts, enjoy meeting with their colleagues, chewing the fat, and seeing a face-to-face lecture", says Professor Patrick Ball, from Charles Sturt University's School of Biomedical Sciences.
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  Professor Ball adds that "Professor Carroll from the University of New South Wales will talk about Parkinson's disease whilst Mr Rollo Manning, a well known mover and shaker within the profession who is based in the Northern Territory, will talk about his work with Indigenous communities and providing solutions for rural and remote pharmacy in general".
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  Media Note: Professor Patrick Ball is available for interviews.Contact CSU Media.

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