JPHC December 2011
Volume 3, Number 04 December 2011 JPHC index ISSN 1172-6156 (Online)
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Editorials
From the Editor
An eclectic issue
Felicity Goodyear-Smith
Guest Editorials
Understanding the prevalence of long-term conditions
Mike Pringle
I suggest you take up some exercise like running
Martin Dawes
Original Scientific Papers
Quantative Research
Can the prevalence of diagnosed diabetes be estimated from linked national health records? The validity of a method applied in New Zealand
Simon Thornley, Craig Wright, Roger marshall, Gary Jackson, Paul Drury, Susan Wells, James Smith, Wing Cheuk Chan, Romana Pylypchuk, Rod Jackson
Randomised controlled trial of informal team sports for cardirespiratory fitness and health benefit in Pacific Adults
Mark Biddle, Grace Vincent, Alana McCambridge, Gabrielle Britton, Ofa Dewes, C Raina Elley, Simon Moyes, Johann Edge
Assessing the effectiveness of cold chain management for childhood vaccines
Nikki Turner, Athene Laws, Loretta Roberts
Tax is a motivating factor to make a quit attempt from smoking: a study before and after the April 2010 tax increase
Kirsty MacFarlane, Janine Paynter, Bruce Arroll, Ben Youdan
Qualitative Research
Nurses' perceptions of nurse-led healthy lifestyle clinics
Bob Marshall, Sue Floyd, Rachel Forrest
Clinical teachers working in primary care: what would they like changed in the medical school?
Susan Hawken, Marcus Henning, Ralph Pinnock, Boaz Shulruf, Warwick Bagg
Short Report
Patient Dashboard: the use of a colour-coded computerised clinical reminder in Whanganui regional general practices
John McMenamin, Rick Nicholson, Ken Leech
Improving Performance
A Pacific Immersion Programme - is it useful in teaching Pacific Health to future doctors in New Zealand?
Faafetai Sopoaga
Back to Back
Saturated fat has been unfairly demonised: Yes and No
Yes: Helen Petousis-Harris; No: C Murray Skeaff and Rod Jackson
Continuing Professional Development
Potion or Poison? Aloe vera
Felicity Goodyear-Smith
Nuggests of Knowledge: Allopurinol - dose according to effect, not renal function
Linda Bryant
String of PEARLS about myocardial infarction
Cochrane Corner: Pronationmaybe more effective than supination in correcting subluxed radial head
Bruce Arroll
Pounamu: e Runanga o Te Rarawa Rheumatic Fever Reduction Programme - Kaitaia
Lance O'Sullivan
Vaikoloa: Alliance Health+ Trust
Ti'a Kirkpatrick Mariner
Ethics
A tale of two deaths
Stephen Main
Viewpoint
Tranexamic acid - a recipe for saving lives in traumatic bleeding
Ian Roberts
Letters to the Editor
Gems of New Zealand Primary Health Care Research
Gems of the New Zealand Primary Health Care Research
About the Journal of Primary Health Care
About the Journal of Primary Health Care