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HC09089Table of Contents

HC09090Editorial: A look at the workforce, the common cold and a handy insert on drug interactions: Something for everyone

HC09092Guest Editorial: Primary care workforce planning: What's happened to the 'Logan' report?

HC09094Guest Editorial: Primary mental health care: Service delivery and the impact on the workforce

HC09095Guest Editorial: Position statement: Primary health care nursing

HC09097Guest Editorial: Trends for primary health care nurses

HC09098Guest Editorial: Community physiotherapy workforce issues

HC09099Guest Editorial: The workforce shortage disadvantages those in greatest need

HC09101Doctors and romance: Not only of interest ot Mills and Boon readers

HC09108General Practice in urban and rural New Zealand: Results of the 2007 RNZCGP membership survey

HC09114Do scores in the selection process for vocational general practice training predict scores in vocational examinations?

HC09120The provision of mental health care by primary health organisations in the northern region: Barriers and enablers

HC09126The Pacific primary health care workforce in New Zealand: What are the needs?

HC09134Is intranasal zinc effective and safe for the common cold? A systematic review and meta-analysis

HC09140Back to Back: The nurse practitioner provides a substantive opportunity for task substitution in primary care: Yes

HC09142Back to Back: The nurse practitioner provides a substantive opportunity for task substitution in primary care: No

HC09144aString of PEARLS about upper respiratory tract infections

HC09144bPounamu: A recommendation from suspected cancer in primary care: Guidance for referral and reducing disparities from the NZ Guidelines Group

HC09145POEMS: Patient Oriented Evidence that Matters

HC09146Charms & Harms: Echinacea

HC09147Cochrane Corner: Grommets effective for recurrent acute otitis media

HC09148Practical Pointers: Learning to 'see' in the clinician-patient relationship

HC09150Practical Pointers: Clinically important drug-drug interactions and how to manage them*

HC09152Ethics: In search of true autonomy

HC09154Essay: Tyneside to New Zealand

HC09155Essay: View from the edge

HC09156Essay: A type of lady's corset? Support for older people

HC09158Letters to the Editor

HC09162aBook Review: General Practice: Clinical cases uncovered, by Emma Storr, Gail Nicholl, Alison Lea, Martha Leigh and Sheena McMain

HC09162bBook Review: Cardiovascular risk management, edited by R Hobbs and B Arroll

HC09163Book Review: Australia and New Zealand community as partner: Theory and practice in nursing, by Karen Francis, Karen Hoare, Ysanne Chapman and Jane Mills

HC09164Gems of New Zealand Primary Health Care Research

HC09166About the Journal of Primary Health Care

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