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期刊名:Journal of primary health care

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ISSN:1172-6164

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IF/分区:1.1/Q4

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Steven Lillis,Hayley Lord Steven Lillis
Background and context: Prescribing errors account for a significant proportion of overall error in general practice. Repeat prescribing occurs commonly in New Zealand and is a likely cause of error in practice. ...
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Anne Prince,Katherine Nelson Anne Prince
Introduction: Large numbers of patients see practice nurses (PNs) daily for their health care. Many of these patients will have a mental health need. International research suggests that practice nurses are undertaking me...
Sue Jacobi,Rod MacLeod Sue Jacobi
Introduction: A diagnosis of any chronic progressive illness can be a traumatic experience. People wonder how they will be able to cope and health care professionals wonder how they can help those so affected. The aim of ...
Susan Pullon,Eileen McKinlay,Maria Stubbe et al. Susan Pullon et al.
Introduction: Effective teamwork in primary care settings is integral to the ongoing health of those with chronic conditions. This study compares patient and health professional perceptions about teams, team membership, a...
Suzanne Pitama,Annabel Ahuriri-Driscoll,Tania Huria et al. Suzanne Pitama et al.
Introduction: The influence of indigeneity is widely recognised as a health determinant; however the impact of the utilisation of the indigenous language on health care has not been closely examined. ...
Rupert Nelson,Janine Paynter,Bruce Arroll Rupert Nelson
Introduction: Young people access tobacco from both retail and social sources such as family or friends. Both social influences and density of tobacco retail outlets may be associated with frequency of youth smoking. ...