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Contents 01 January 2000 |
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Welfare states for sale:Neighbouring countries and the public–private mix
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Corporate governance of public health services: Lessons from New Zealand for the State sector
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An ethnography of midwifery work patterns during organisational redesign
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Approaches to changing the use of time in a public hospital
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Characteristics of a rural geriatric rehabilitation service
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First, build the foundations:Practical considerations in general practitioner–mental health service liaison
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The beginning of a structural reform:Reorganising the front line of a mental health service
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Availability and accessibility of evidence-based information resources provided by medical libraries in Australia
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The role of the Advanced Casualty Management Team in St John Ambulance Australia (New SouthWales District)
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Management challenges faced by managers of New Zealand long-term care facilities
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Community nursing and health care in the twenty-first century
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An assessment of the effects of casemix funding on hospital utilisation: A Northern Territory perspective
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Organ transplant AN-DRGs:Modifying the exceptions hierarchy in casemix classification
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EQuIP accreditation: Feedback from a Sydney teaching hospital
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Models of integrated cancer care:A critique of the literature
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The organisational context for teamwork: Comparing health care and business literature
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Designing a nationally acceptable system of hospital peer grouping
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Educating health managers:The role of SHAPE
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The burden of disease and injury in Australia
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