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52. Prescription drug abuse: executive summary of a policy position paper from the American College of Physicians.
53. Policy and politics: a call for papers.
54. Conscientious objection and refusal to provide reproductive healthcare: a White Paper examining prevalence, health consequences, and policy responses.
55. [Debate on the paper by Paim].
56. Development of a national position paper for chronic care: example of Belgium.
57. Improving the quality of papers published in pharmacoeconomics and outcomes research.
58. Role of Pediatricians in Promoting and Supporting Breastfeeding: A Position Paper of the International Pediatric Association Strategic Advisory Group on Infant, Child, and Adolescent Nutrition.
59. Uncovering the potential of private providers' involvement in health to strengthen comprehensive health systems: a discussion paper.
60. Public health ethical perspectives on the values of the European Commission's White Paper "Together for Health".
61. Health Care Reform and Public Health: A Paper on Population-Based Core Functions: The Core Functions Project, U.S. Public Health Service, 1993
62. Policy paper highlights concerns about the future of HIV care and its funding.
63. Rubella vaccines: WHO position paper--recommendations.
64. Using position papers to change policy and nursing practice: Craven & Ober Policy Strategists, LLC.
65. Retooling for an aging America: building the healthcare workforce. A white paper regarding implementation of recommendation 4.2 of this Institute of Medicine Report of April 14, 2008, that "All licensure, certification and maintenance of certification for healthcare professionals should include demonstration of competence in care of older adults as a criterion.".
66. Financing vaccines for adolescents: a position paper of the society for adolescent health and medicine.
67. Public health re-energised: what the new White Paper will mean.
68. The UK Public Health White Paper: "just words".
69. Rabies vaccines: WHO position paper--recommendations.
70. What will the white paper mean for GPs?
71. [Debate on the paper by Maio et al].
72. Policy. Paper calls for access to HIV/AIDS treatment for all.
73. The contribution of family physicians to district health services in South Africa: A national position paper by the South African Academy of Family Physicians.
74. Healthcare papers.
75. Policy on new workforce roles: a discussion paper.
76. A tale of two White Papers: policy documents as indicators of trends in UK services.
77. The price of paper.
78. The UK Department for International Development's new target strategy paper for health: a critical balancing act.
79. Toward a national framework for the secondary use of health data: an American Medical Informatics Association White Paper.
80. White Paper on opioid usage improves legislation in Austria.
81. Time to move from paper to practice.
82. The white paper: contest for contracts.
83. A framework for improving health in cities: a discussion paper.
84. White paper signals a new dawn for nursing the community.
85. Ethics review: position papers and policies--are they really helpful to front-line ICU teams?
86. The White Paper: what the College wants.
87. The White Paper: 'Choosing Health'.
88. Has the public health white paper gone too far?
89. Has the public health white paper gone too far?
90. The white paper on public health.
91. Maryland Health Care Commission electronic medical records--a growing alternative to paper charts.
92. Child health 2005: the concerns persist. 2. The public health White Paper and the childhood obesity epidemic.
93. [Research in, about, and for health services: an international panorama and questions for health research in Brazil. Debate on the paper by Hillegonda Maria Dutilh Novaes].
94. (Almost) three cheers for UK genetics White Paper.
95. [DGPPN policy paper on quality assurance and guidelines. Current status and perspectives of guideline development].
96. Global Campaign Against Epilepsy. Regional declarations and white papers.
97. Commentary on white paper the future of hormesis: where do we go from here? Edward J. Calabrese.
98. The new learning disabilities White Paper: did it forget something?
99. Preserving consumer choice in an era of religious/secular health industry mergers (position paper).
100. Supporting access to midwifery services in the United States (position paper).
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