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HC12089Table of Contents

HC12090Editorial: What is evidence-based practice and how do we get there?

HC12092Guest Editorial: Why do we always end up here? Evidence-based medicine’s conceptual cul-de-sacs and some off-road alternative routes

HC12098Guest Editorial: The case for practice-based evidence to support evidence-based practice

HC12100Access in New Zealand to antidotes for accidental and intentional drug poisonings

HC12106Prescription drug misuse: quantifying the experiences of New Zealand GPs

HC12113Gender differences in financial barriers to primary health care in New Zealand

HC12123Access to general practice for Pacific peoples: a place for cultural competency

HC12131New Zealand pharmacists’ experiences, practices and views regarding antibiotic use without prescription

HC12141Is our focus right? Workforce development for primary health care nursing

HC12150Teamwork – general practitioners and practice nurses working together in New Zealand

HC12156Back to Back: Adherence to evidence-based guidelines is the key to improved health outcomes for general practice patients: Yes

HC12158Back to Back: Adherence to evidence-based guidelines is the key to improved health outcomes for general practice patients: No

HC12161aContinuing Professional Development: Cochrane Corner: Topical antibiotics are probably better than systemic antibiotics for chronically discharging ears with an underlying perforation

HC12161bString of PEARLS about skin lesions

HC12162Vaikoloa: Pacific workforce development within primary health care

HC12163Potion or Poison? Guarana

HC12165Nuggets of Knowledge: β-blockers in COPD – yes, it’s OK (with care)

HC12166Viewpoint: Diagnosis in primary care: probabilistic reasoning

HC12174Letters to the Editor

HC12175Book Review: Essentials of Human Nutrition, 4th edition, edited by Jim Mann and A Stewart Truswell

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