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Smoking and stress
(Australasian Medical Journal, 2008)
Primary care-based smoking cessation interventions are often less effective among
low-SES groups. Higher stress levels may explain the lower quit rate and higher prevalence of
smoking in low-SES groups, and why the relative ...
A case for reorienting health systems and investing in primary health care in Australia
(Australasian Medical Journal, 2009)
In recent times, many developing countries have been going through a process of re-orienting health
policy and services towards early detection and prevention, rather than solely on the treatment and
on-going management, ...
The importance of resilience to primary care practitioners: an interactive psycho-social model
(Australasian Medical Journal, 2009)
In this paper, it is argued that an understanding of the factors that make up resilience can
enhance communication and concordance between practitioner and patient. A model is
presented demonstrating that resilience is an ...
Do your patients trust you? A sociological understanding of the implications of patient mistrust in healthcare professionals
(Australasian Medical Journal, 2008)
The trust that patients invest in healthcare professionals and their advice has been shown to facilitate
positive clinical outcomes, although there is evidence that patient trust in expertise, including healthcare
professionals, ...