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This study sought to determine whether the introduction of free GP sexual health consultations for
Findings are reported from a year-long qualitative outcome evaluation of the implementation of Objective 11
To assess whether ethnic inequalities in cervical cancer mortality are due to differences in survival
Māori and non-Māori rates of utilisation of cardiology inpatient services were analysed by linking the
This paper describes the development of culturally appropriate guidelines for providing first aid to an
These US-based researchers evaluated the effect of an emergency department (ED)-based intervention addressing beliefs and
This paper weighs up the efficiency-equity debate from the health economics perspective. It contends that
These researchers examined the extent to which perceived provider discrimination explains racial/ ethnic differences in
Outcomes are reported from 99 door-to-door interviews conducted in 2007 in a high deprivation neighbourhood
Odette Mazel is the Programme Manager for the Leaders in Indigenous Medical Education (LIME) Network,
Julia reported outcomes from a survey undertaken in 2007 of eight New Zealand university campuses
To determine why many patients with diagnosed diabetes do not attend the free annual review
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