Improving National Bowel Screening participation through primary care engagement: a quality improvement report [0.03%]
通过初级卫生保健的参与提高国家结肠癌筛查的参加率：质量改进报告
John McMenamin,Susan Parry,Bronwyn Rendle et al.
John McMenamin et al.
Background and context: The National Bowel Screening Programme (NBSP) in Aotearoa New Zealand aims to reduce bowel cancer mortality through early detection. Despite this, participation remains lower among Māori and Pacif...
Light in the darkness - accessibility to palliative care for cancer patients of Chinese background and their families [0.03%]
黑暗中的光芒——改善华人癌症患者及家属的舒缓治疗可及性
Chi Eung Danforn Lim,Carmen Sanchez,Hui Chen
Chi Eung Danforn Lim
Introduction: Palliative care addresses the comprehensive needs of advanced-stage cancer patients, enhancing their quality of life. However, due to cultural and linguistic differences, Chinese Australians encounter substa...
Primary health care utilisation in Aotearoa New Zealand: a descriptive study of trends from 2008 to 2023 [0.03%]
新西兰初级卫生保健利用趋势研究（2008-2023）
Mona Jeffreys,Maite Irurzun Lopez,Claire O&#x;Loughlin et al.
Mona Jeffreys et al.
Introduction: The New Zealand Primary Health Care Strategy (2001) and subsequent government health policy have aimed to improve access to and expand the role of nurses in primary health care. Measuring primary healthcare ...
Strategies for research capacity building by family physicians in primary care: a scoping review [0.03%]
基层医疗中全科医师研究能力构建的策略：系统综述
Margarida Gil Conde,Carolina Penedo,Francisco Freitas Barcelos et al.
Margarida Gil Conde et al.
Introduction: Research in primary care (PC) is essential for improving patient outcomes and healthcare systems. However, family physicians often face barriers to conducting research, including limited training, time const...
Closing the equity gap in access to early lung cancer diagnosis in Aotearoa: key informant perspectives and recommendations for action [0.03%]
缩小毛利人在早期肺癌诊断方面的准入差距：关键信息员的角度和建议
Virginia Signal,Moira Smith,Laird Cameron et al.
Virginia Signal et al.
Introduction: Lung cancer survival is worse for Māori in Aotearoa New Zealand (NZ) than non-Māori. Our previous work identified that Māori are more likely to have their lung cancer diagnosed following an emergency pres...
Cefalexin prescribing appropriateness in general practice: an evaluation study [0.03%]
一项关于基层医疗中克拉维沙星处方适宜性的评价研究
Ibrahim S Al-Busaidi,Sarmad Qamar,Yao-Min Lin et al.
Ibrahim S Al-Busaidi et al.
Introduction: Antibiotic misuse and overuse, among other factors, are the main drivers of increased antimicrobial resistance. Although cefalexin is generally recommended as a second-line agent, recent trends in Aotearoa N...
Implementing an equity-focused model for early pregnancy care in general practice [0.03%]
在全科医疗中实施以股权为重点的早期妊娠护理模型
J P McMenamin,G White
J P McMenamin
Introduction: Disparities in maternal health outcomes in Aotearoa New Zealand are well documented, with Māori and Pacific women experiencing disproportionately poorer outcomes. Early pregnancy care delivered through gene...
Providing over-the-counter vaginal oestrogen in New Zealand: a cross-sectional study of pharmacists' views [0.03%]
新西兰提供非处方雌激素：药剂师观点的横断面研究
Tylah Maniapoto,Amber Young,Alesha Smith
Tylah Maniapoto
Introduction: Genitourinary symptoms of menopause (GSM) affect a large proportion of women and can worsen over time if left untreated. In New Zealand, effective treatment with low-dose vaginal oestrogen is available only ...
The long and short of it: a qualitative descriptive analysis of self-identifying fat people's experiences of Aotearoa New Zealand's COVID-19 vaccination centres [0.03%]
长与短：定性描述分析自我认同的胖人在新冠疫苗接种中心的经历
Erica Stolte,George Parker,Lesley Gray
Erica Stolte
Introduction: Healthcare systems historically fail to deliver adequate and appropriate size- inclusive health care to the fat community with implications for fat people's health and human rights. The COVID-19 vaccination ...
Ascending the Poutama: culturally responsive diabetes care for Māori communities [0.03%]
毛利社区糖尿病护理的传统文化响应模式
Rebekah Crosswell,Hinetu Nikora,Ryan Paul et al.
Rebekah Crosswell et al.
Introduction: Type 2 diabetes (T2D) significantly impacts Māori populations in Aotearoa New Zealand (NZ) who experience health disparities including suboptimal disease management. ...