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52. 'No-man's land' between occupational health and safety legislation and the disability service sector [Paper in special issue: Safety and Quality in Primary and Community Health Care. Renhard, Russell and Einfeld, Steve (eds).]
53. The Victorian Aged Care Assessment Service quality improvement framework [Paper in special issue: Safety and Quality in Primary and Community Health Care. Renhard, Russell and Einfeld, Steve (eds).]
54. Advance care planning and quality improvement [Paper in special issue: Safety and Quality in Primary and Community Health Care. Renhard, Russell and Einfeld, Steve (eds).]
55. Supporting quality care in general practice: the Collaboratives approach [Paper in special issue: Safety and Quality in Primary and Community Health Care. Renhard, Russell and Einfeld, Steve (eds).]
56. Quality of rural primary health care: including the consumer [Paper in special issue: Safety and Quality in Primary and Community Health Care. Renhard, Russell and Einfeld, Steve (eds).]
57. Strengthening clinical governance in community health [Paper in special issue: Safety and Quality in Primary and Community Health Care. Renhard, Russell and Einfeld, Steve (eds).]
58. Another look at the culture-quality-performance link [Paper in special issue: Safety and Quality in Primary and Community Health Care. Renhard, Russell and Einfeld, Steve (eds).]
59. Quality improvement in Indigenous primary health care: history, current initiatives and future directions [Paper in special issue: Safety and Quality in Primary and Community Health Care. Renhard, Russell and Einfeld, Steve (eds).]
60. Quality initiatives in the alcohol and other drug treatment sector [Paper in special issue: Safety and Quality in Primary and Community Health Care. Renhard, Russell and Einfeld, Steve (eds).]
61. A review of literature on access to primary health care: [Paper in special issue: Comparative Approaches to Primary Health Care: Key Lessons for Australia's Primary Health Care Policy-making. Glasgow, Nicholas J. and Naccarella, Lucio (eds).]
62. Health literacy in primary health care: [Paper in special issue: Comparative Approaches to Primary Health Care: Key Lessons for Australia's Primary Health Care Policy-making. Glasgow, Nicholas J. and Naccarella, Lucio (eds).]
63. Integration, coordinaion and multidisciplinary care: what can these approaches offer to Australian primary health care? [Paper in special issue: Comparative Approaches to Primary Health Care: Key Lessons for Australia's Primary Health Care Policy-making. Glasgow, Nicholas J. and Naccarella, Lucio (eds).]
64. Primary health care or primary medical care: in reality. [Paper in special issue: Comparative Approaches to Primary Health Care: Key Lessons for Australia's Primary Health Care Policy-making. Glasgow, Nicholas J. and Naccarella, Lucio (eds).]
65. A conceptual Framework for Performance Assessment in Primary Health Care: [Paper in special issue: Comparative Approaches to Primary Health Care: Key Lessons for Australia's Primary Health Care Policy-making. Glasgow, Nicholas J. and Naccarella, Lucio (eds).]
66. What can the experiences of primary care organisations in England, Scotland and New Zealand suggest about the potential role of Divisions of General Practice and Primary Care Networks/Partnerships in addressing Australian challenges?: [Paper in special issue: Comparative Approaches to Primary Health Care: Key Lessons for Australia's Primary Health Care Policy-making. Glasgow, Nicholas J. and Naccarella, Lucio (eds).]
67. Reforming primary care in Australia: a narrative review of the evidence from five comparator countries. [Paper in special issue: Comparative Approaches to Primary Health Care: Key Lessons for Australia's Primary Health Care Policy-making. Glasgow, Nicholas J. and Naccarella, Lucio (eds).]
68. Promoting best practice in general practitioner management of osteoarthritis of the hip and knee: Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Quality Improvement Program (AMQuIP). [Paper in special issue: Comparative Approaches to Primary Health Care: Key Lessons for Australia's Primary Health Care Policy-making. Glasgow, Nicholas J. and Naccarella, Lucio (eds).]
69. What does a population health approach mean for nurses working in primary health care?: a cardiovascular disease risk reduction programmme. [Paper in special issue: Comparative Approaches to Primary Health Care: Key Lessons for Australia's Primary Health Care Policy-making. Glasgow, Nicholas J. and Naccarella, Lucio (eds).]
70. Engaging primary health care providers in the promotion of healthy weight among young children: barriers and enablers for policy and management. [Paper in special issue: Comparative Approaches to Primary Health Care: Key Lessons for Australia's Primary Health Care Policy-making. Glasgow, Nicholas J. and Naccarella, Lucio (eds).]
71. Sustaining chronic disease management in primary care: lessons from a demonstration project. [Paper in special issue: Comparative Approaches to Primary Health Care: Key Lessons for Australia's Primary Health Care Policy-making. Glasgow, Nicholas J. and Naccarella, Lucio (eds).]
72. Integrated disease management programs: reflections and learnings from implementation. [Paper in special issue: Comparative Approaches to Primary Health Care: Key Lessons for Australia's Primary Health Care Policy-making. Glasgow, Nicholas J. and Naccarella, Lucio (eds).]
73. Access Health: providing primary health care to vulnerable and marginalised populations - a practice paper
74. Health inequality, social exclusion and neighbourhood renewal: can place-based renewal improve the health of disadvantaged communities? [This paper is a modified version of a presentation to the Not Just Health: Primary Care Addressing Health Inequalities, Primary Health Care Network Conference, Melbourne, 2003.]
75. New Zealand primary health care policy and the role of a non-government organisation: [This paper is based on a presentation to the Conference Not Just Health: Primary Health Care Addressing Health Inequalities of the Primary and Community Health Network, La Trobe University, October 2003.]
76. Swollen limbs: the impact on quality of life. [Paper first presented at TASA. Conference (2001: University of Sydney).]
77. Comparing health survey data from Internet- and paper-based convenience samples of lesbian women in Germany.
78. Can I trust thee? Self-management, trust and evaluation in chronic disease: [This paper is based on a presentation made to the Chronic Disease Self-Management Conference, Sydney 2000. Special Issue: The Management of Chronic Disease in Primary Care Settings.]
79. Mating system and genetic structure in the paper wasp (Polistes humilis).
80. A framework for best practice health promotion in primary health care: [Paper presented at Primary Health Care 2000, International Conference (2nd: 2000: Melbourne, Victoria).]
81. Integrated assessment: a rural model in practice. [Paper presented at Primary Health Care 2000, International Conference (2nd: 2000: Melbourne, Victoria).]
82. Sharing power: principles for community participation in health promotion. [Paper presented at Primary Health Care 2000, International Conference (2nd: 2000: Melbourne, Victoria).]
83. The contributions of Rupert Best to the modern concept of the nature of viruses.
84. Reflections on a seminal paper in conservation biology: the legacy of Peters and Darling (1985).
85. A Potentiometric Sensor for pH Monitoring with an Integrated Electrochromic Readout on Paper.
86. Visibility of published papers: a collaboration between authors and publishers.
87. Questionable evidence and argumentation regarding alleged misuse of Medicare.
88. You can take your hat off: [HealthWest Partnership. Paper in Special Issue Part 2: Partnerships in Primary Health Care.]
89. Primary health care and climate change: [Paper in Special Issue Part 2: Partnerships in Primary Health Care.]
90. Integrating local health planning: using partnerships to address health inequalities. [Paper in Special Issue Part 2: Partnerships in Primary Health Care.]
91. Gold Coast Primary Care Partnership Council: partnership and innovation that makes a difference [Paper in Special Issue Part 1: Partnerships in Primary Health Care.]
92. Combatting the rise of paper mills.
93. Integrated care among healthcare providers in shared maternity care: what is the role of paper and electronic health records?
94. Getting evidence into policy: stimulating debate and building the evidence base. [Paper in special issue: Comparative Approaches to Primary Health Care: Key Lessons for Australia's Primary Health Care Policy-making. Glasgow, Nicholas J. and Naccarella, Lucio (eds).]
95. One-page papers from the 4th IRS Symposium 2008.
96. GrowScreen-PaGe, a non-invasive, high-throughput phenotyping system based on germination paper to quantify crop phenotypic diversity and plasticity of root traits under varying nutrient supply.
97. From maternity paper hand-held records to electronic health records: what do women tell us about their use?
98. From the desert it came: evolution of the Australian paper daisy genus Leucochrysum (Asteraceae, Gnaphalieae).
99. Editorial Issue 4 2009: [Paper in Special Issue Part 2: Partnerships in Primary Health Care.]
100. National Primary Health Care Partnership: a collaboration to inform and influence policy development in primary health care [Paper in Special Issue Part 1: Partnerships in Primary Health Care.]
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