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Eloise Williams
Western Health, Melbourne, VIC

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Case reports
Published: 18 April 2016 in Medical Journal of Australia
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Eloise Williams; Iain J Abbott; Lai Yin Law; Stephen David Guy. A case of subacute sclerosing panencephalitis in a 23‐year‐old recent immigrant to Australia. Medical Journal of Australia 2016, 204, 264 -264.

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Eloise Williams, Iain J Abbott, Lai Yin Law, Stephen David Guy. A case of subacute sclerosing panencephalitis in a 23‐year‐old recent immigrant to Australia. Medical Journal of Australia. 2016; 204 (7):264-264.

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Eloise Williams; Iain J Abbott; Lai Yin Law; Stephen David Guy. 2016. "A case of subacute sclerosing panencephalitis in a 23‐year‐old recent immigrant to Australia." Medical Journal of Australia 204, no. 7: 264-264.

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Published: 14 July 2015 in Climate
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Economic evidence is a key component of public policy responses to complex societal and health problems, including climate change. Activities to protect human health from climate change should routinely be evaluated not only in terms of their effectiveness or unintended consequences, but also in terms of the health damage cost of inaction, the cost of health adaptation, and the monetized benefits of different alternatives. In this paper we reviewed the economic evidence on the health impacts of climate change and health-relevant adaptation within the 53 Member States of the World Health Organization (WHO) European Region, including grey literature and conventional scientific literature. We found that the evidence base on the health economics of climate change is scarce, incomplete and inconsistent. Despite these shortcomings, the existing evidence clearly indicates that adaptation to avert the health impacts of climate change could provide substantial economic benefits, particularly in the poorer areas of the Region.

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Gerardo Sanchez Martinez; Eloise Williams; Shwe Sin Yu. The Economics of Health Damage and Adaptation to Climate Change in Europe: A Review of the Conventional and Grey Literature. Climate 2015, 3, 522 -541.

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Gerardo Sanchez Martinez, Eloise Williams, Shwe Sin Yu. The Economics of Health Damage and Adaptation to Climate Change in Europe: A Review of the Conventional and Grey Literature. Climate. 2015; 3 (3):522-541.

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Gerardo Sanchez Martinez; Eloise Williams; Shwe Sin Yu. 2015. "The Economics of Health Damage and Adaptation to Climate Change in Europe: A Review of the Conventional and Grey Literature." Climate 3, no. 3: 522-541.

Comparative study
Published: 19 June 2014 in Internal Medicine Journal
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Pneumonia severity scoring systems have been developed to identify patients at highest mortality risk, and are used in guidelines to limit use of broad‐spectrum antibiotics to patients with severe community‐acquired pneumonia. A retrospective audit of hospitalised general internal medicine patients with pneumonia was performed to assess the diagnostic performance of various pneumonia severity scores in an elderly general internal medicine population.

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E. Williams; J. Girdwood; E. Janus; H. Karunajeewa. CORB is the best pneumonia severity score for elderly hospitalised patients with suspected pneumonia. Internal Medicine Journal 2014, 44, 613 -615.

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E. Williams, J. Girdwood, E. Janus, H. Karunajeewa. CORB is the best pneumonia severity score for elderly hospitalised patients with suspected pneumonia. Internal Medicine Journal. 2014; 44 (6):613-615.

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E. Williams; J. Girdwood; E. Janus; H. Karunajeewa. 2014. "CORB is the best pneumonia severity score for elderly hospitalised patients with suspected pneumonia." Internal Medicine Journal 44, no. 6: 613-615.

Journal article
Published: 16 June 2014 in International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
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“How far are we in implementing climate change and health action in the WHO European Region?” This was the question addressed to representatives of WHO European Member States of the working group on health in climate change (HIC). Twenty-two Member States provided answers to a comprehensive questionnaire that focused around eight thematic areas (Governance; Vulnerability, impact and adaptation (health) assessments; Adaptation strategies and action plans; Climate change mitigation; Strengthening health systems; Raising awareness and building capacity; Greening health services; and Sharing best practices). Strong areas of development are climate change vulnerability and impact assessments, as well as strengthening health systems and awareness raising. Areas where implementation would benefit from further action are the development of National Health Adaptation Plans, greening health systems, sharing best practice and reducing greenhouse gas emissions in other sectors. At the Parma Conference in 2010, the European Ministerial Commitment to Act on climate change and health and the European Regional Framework for Action to protect health from climate change were endorsed by fifty three European Member States. The results of this questionnaire are the most comprehensive assessment so far of the progress made by WHO European Member States to protecting public health from climate change since the agreements in Parma and the World Health Assembly Resolution in 2008.

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Tanja Wolf; Gerardo Sanchez Martinez; Hae-Kwan Cheong; Eloise Williams; Bettina Menne. Protecting Health from Climate Change in the WHO European Region. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 2014, 11, 6265 -6280.

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Tanja Wolf, Gerardo Sanchez Martinez, Hae-Kwan Cheong, Eloise Williams, Bettina Menne. Protecting Health from Climate Change in the WHO European Region. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. 2014; 11 (6):6265-6280.

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Tanja Wolf; Gerardo Sanchez Martinez; Hae-Kwan Cheong; Eloise Williams; Bettina Menne. 2014. "Protecting Health from Climate Change in the WHO European Region." International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 11, no. 6: 6265-6280.