JPHC September 2011
Volume 03, No 03 September 2011 JPHC index ISSN 1172-6156 (Online)
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Editorials
From the Editor
The challenging and complex nature of primary health care
Felicity Goodyear-Smith
Guest Editorial
Beyond the prescription pad
Christopher Dowrick
Original Scientific Papers
Quantitative Research
Effectiveness of problem-solving treatment by general practice registrars for patients with emotional symptoms
Lieke Hassink-Franke, Evelyn van Weel-Baumgarten, Eric Wierda, Maike Engelen, Mechtild Beek, Hans Bor, Henk van den Hoogen, Peter Lucassen, Chris van Weel
Online access and literacy in Maori New Zealanders with diabetes
Shane Reti, Henry Feldman, Charles Safran
New Zealand health disparities—pharmacists’ knowledge gaps and training needs
Trudi Aspden, Cassandra Butler, Barbara Moore, Janie Sheridan
Disposal practices for unused medications in New Zealand community pharmacies
Alfred Tong, Barrie Peake, Rhiannon Braund
Recruitment and retention of primary care patients into a research study investigating medication adherence
Shih Yen Chang, Simon Horsburgh, Pauline Norris, Rhiannon Braund
Qualitative Research
Exploring resilience in families living with addiction
Helen Moriarty, Maria Stubbe, Sarah Bradford, Sophie Tapper, Bee Teng Lim
Short Report
The educational value of peer groups from a general practitioner perspective
Steven Lillis
Improving Performance
Outcomes of an interdisciplinary rehabilitation programme for the management of chronic low back pain
Chris Gregg, Chris Hoffman, Hamilton Hall, Greg McIntosh, Peter Robertson
Back to Back
Co-payments must go!: Yes
Stephen Main
Co-payments must go!: No
Tom Marshall
Continuing Professional Development
String of PEARLS about smoking cessation
Cochrane Corner: Low dose diuretics most effective first-line drug in hypertension
Bruce Arroll
Vaikoloa: Pacific SUDI and stillbirth prevention
Jacinta Fa’alili-Fidow
Potion or Poison? Ginger
Phil Rasmussen
Ethics
Viewpoint
Medicines adherence—evidence for any intervention is disappointing
Linda Bryant
Community pharmacy does not appear as part of the collaboration discourse within New Zealand primary care
Shane Scahill
An enhanced primary health care role following psychological trauma: the Christchurch earthquakes
Sean Sullivan, Sharlene Wong
Book Review
Hearts Hands Minds: The cardio-thoracic nurses of Green Lane Hospital—Margaret Horsburgh
Reviewer: Stewart Eady
Letters to the Editor
Gems of New Zealand Primary Health Care Research
Gems of New Zealand Primary Health Care Research