JPHC June 2011

Journal of Primary Health Care

Volume 03, No 02 June 2011 JPHC index ISSN 1172-6156 (Online)

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Editorials

From the Editor 

Morality, science and the law
Felicity Goodyear-Smith

Guest Editorial

The young at risk of CVD are the least likely to receive preventive cardiovascular medications in New Zealand
FD Richard Hobbs

Original Scientific Papers

Quantitative Research

Under-utilisation of preventive medication in patients with cardiovascular disease is greatest in younger age groups (PREDICT-CVD 15)
Suneela Mehta, Sue Wells, Tania Riddell, Andrew Kerr, Romana Pylypchuk, Roger Marshall, Shanthi Ameratunga, Wing Cheuk Chan, Simon Thornley, Sue Crengle, Jeff Harrison, Paul Drury, C Raina Elley, Fionna Bell, Rod Jackson

Language barriers in the community pharmacy: a survey of northern and western Auckland
Emily Chang, Bobby Tsang, Simon Thornley

Development, validation (diagnostic accuracy) and audit of the Auckland Sleep Questionnaire: a new tool for diagnosing causes of sleep disorders in primary care
Bruce Arroll, Antonio Fernando III, Karen Falloon, Guy Warman, Felicity Goodyear-Smith

Factors influencing cigarette access behaviour among 14–15-year-olds in New Zealand: a cross-sectional study
Rupert Nelson, Janine Paynter, Bruce Arroll

Qualitative Research

The value of te reo in primary care
Suzanne Pitama, Annabel Ahuriri-Driscoll, Tania Huria, Cameron Lacey, Paul Robertson

Patients’ and health professionals’ perceptions of teamwork in primary care
Susan Pullon, Eileen McKinlay, Maria Stubbe, Lindsay Todd, Christopher Badenhorst

Making sense of chronic illness - a therapeutic approach
Sue Jacobi, Rod MacLeod

Mixed Method Research

Educational needs of practice nurses in mental health
Anne Prince, Katherine Nelson

Improving Performance

(Preventing) two birds with one stone: improving vitamin D levels in the elderly
Susie Lawless, Phil White, Prue Murdoch, Sharon Leitch

Repeat prescribing—reducing errors
Steven Lillis, Hayley Lord

Back to Back

The triad of retinal haemorrhage, subdural haemorrhage and encephalopathy in an infant unassociated with evidence of physical injury is not the result of shaking, but is most likely to have been caused by a natural disease: Yes
Waney Squier

The triad of retinal haemorrhage, subdural haemorrhage and encephalopathy in an infant unassociated with evidence of physical injury is not the result of shaking, but is most likely to have been caused by a natural disease: No
Lucy Rorke-Adams

Continuing Professional Development

String of PEARLS about depression

Cochrane Corner: The Epley (canalith repositioning) manoeuvre is effective for benign paroxysmal positional vertigo
Bruce Arroll

Potion or Poison? Lemon balm
Phil Rasmussen

Vaikoloa: Pacific peoples: our health and wellbeing
Api Talemaitoga

Nuggets of Knowledge: NSAIDs and risk mitigation—if you really must use them in the elderly
Linda Bryant

Ethics

Medical ethics: four principles, two decisions, two roles and no reasons
John Kennelly

Book Reviews

Abortion Then and Now: New Zealand Abortion Stories from 1940 to 1980—Dame Margaret Sparrow
Reviewer: Hilary Weeks

About the Journal of Primary Health Care

About the Journal of Primary Health Care