CSIRO PUBLISHING | Journal of Primary Health Care

HC09255Table of Contents

pp. 255-255

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HC09256Editorial: Improving men’s health benefits us all

Felicity Goodyear-Smith

pp. 256-257

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HC09258Guest Editorial: Developing men’s awareness of health issues

Lannes Johnson

pp. 258-260

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HC09261Gender differences in general practice utilisation in New Zealand

Santosh Jatrana and Peter Crampton

pp. 261-269

HC09261 Abstract | HC09261PDF (324 KB)

HC09270Getting back the missing men of Aotearoa: declining gender inequality in NZ life expectancy

Peter Sandiford

pp. 270-277

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HC09278Human papillomavirus and papillomavirus vaccines: knowledge, attitudes and intentions of general practitioners and practice nurses in Christchurch

Judith Henninger

pp. 278-285

HC09278 Abstract | HC09278PDF (540 KB)

HC09286The cost of immunising at the general practice level

Nikki Turner, Paul Rouse, Stacey Airey and Helen Petousis-Harris

pp. 286-296

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HC09297Variation in Partnership Health general practice enrolment data related to need and hospital and national records on ethnicity

Laurence Malcolm and Ross Barnett

pp. 297-301

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HC09302New Zealand men’s health care: are we meeting the needs of men in general practice?

Eileen McKinlay, Marjan Kljakovic and Lynn McBain

pp. 302-310

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HC09311Do invitations to attend Well Man Checks result in increased male health screening in primary health care?

Pete Barwell

pp. 311-314

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HC09315More allopurinol is needed to get gout patients <0.36 mmol/L: a gout audit in the form of a before–after trial

Bruce Arroll, Merran Bennett, Nicola Dalbeth, Dilanka Hettiarachchi, Ben Cribben and Ginnie Shelling

pp. 315-318

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HC09319Back to Back: New Zealand should introduce population screening for prostate cancer using PSA testing: Yes

Robin Smart

pp. 319-320

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HC09321Back to Back: New Zealand should introduce population screening for prostate cancer using PSA testing: No

David Tulloch

pp. 321-322

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HC09323Charms & Harms: Saw palmetto

Joanne Barnes

pp. 323-323

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HC09324aString of PEARLS about low back pain

pp. 324-324

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HC09324bCochrane Corner: NSAIDS are effective in the common cold for pain and sneezing but not other symptoms

Bruce Arroll

pp. 324-324

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HC09325Pounamu: Strategies to address disparities in access to care must be multidimensional

Peter Jansen

pp. 325-325

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HC09326Essay: Who shall decide: telling the truth and avoiding the law – patient consent in the millennium

Bryan Frost

pp. 326-328

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HC09328Essay: Cardiovascular disease risk profile tools and New Zealand – the best way forward?

Pauline Boland and Helen Moriarty

pp. 328-331

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HC09332Ethics: Values transparency and inter-professional communication

David Seedhouse

pp. 332-334

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HC09335Letters to the Editor

pp. 335-339

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HC09339Book Review: Healthy Bastards, by Dave Baldwin

Reviewer: Lannes Johnson

pp. 339-339

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HC09340Gems of New Zealand Primary Health Care Research

pp. 340-341

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HC09342About the Journal of Primary Health Care

pp. 342-342

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