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HC12265Table of Contents

HC12266Editorial: Improving health outcomes for populations and for people

HC12267Erratum: The anatomical placement of body organs by Australian and New Zealand patients and health professionals in general practice

HC12268Guest Editorial: What socioeconomic factors shall I measure and include in my analyses?

HC12280Measuring socioeconomic position in New Zealand

HC12281Effectiveness of simulated clinical teaching in general practice: randomised controlled trial

HC12288Drug safety awareness in New Zealand: public knowledge and preferred sources for information

HC12298Influence of ambient temperature on the correlation between self-monitoring of blood glucose and plasma glucose values in diabetes management

HC12299Nutritional risk amongst community-living Maori and non-Maori older people in Hawke’s Bay

HC12306Learning from people with chronic pain: messages for primary care practitioners

HC12313The Green Prescription programme and the experiences of Pacific women in Auckland

HC12320The Green Prescription and older adults: what do general practitioners see as barriers?

HC12328Can formal Collaborative methodologies improve quality in primary health care in New Zealand? Insights from the EQUIPPED Auckland Collaborative

HC12337Back to Back: We should cap the health budget and spend more money on housing and food: Yes

HC12339Back to Back: We should cap the health budget and spend more money on housing and food: No

HC12342aString of PEARLS about patient self-management

HC12342bCochrane Corner: Topical NSAIDs are probably effective for knee and hand osteoarthritis

HC12343Vaikoloa: Can Pacific communities in New Zealand contribute to improving the health care they receive?

HC12344Nuggets of Knowledge: Aspirin—yes?—no?—maybe?

HC12345Potion or Poison? Resveratrol

HC12346Ethics: Valuing teaching and teaching values

HC12348Book Review: The Good Doctor: What Patients Want, by Ron Paterson

HC12349Letters to the Editor

HC12352About the Journal of Primary Health Care

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