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• South Canterbury DHB pledges support for national patient safety campaign
• Technology Challenging Society Series; Engineering your Health (Auckland)
• 244,000 smokers received help to quit
• COWs boosting patient safety
• Janine Ingram appointed Regional Women's Health Service change manager
• Māori Health supports first tobacco-free early childhood centre
• Features of cancer in teenagers and young adults in primary care: A population-based nested case–control study (UK)
• 'Distributed health literacy': Longitudinal qualitative analysis of the roles of health literacy mediators and social networks of people living with a long-term health condition (UK)
• A coordinated patient transport system for ICU patients requiring surgery: Impact on operating room efficiency and ICU workflow (U.S.A.)
• Jessica W. Davidson
• Young adults' responses to tobacco pictorial warning labels within a symbolic consumption framework
• The Hidden Impact: The Wider Implications of Pertussis and Varicella Infections - Research Review Speaker Series
• Involving people in safety: A summary of learning from a Health Foundation roundtable (UK)
• Whooping Cough serious risk to Northland babies
• High quality care for all, now and for future generations: Transforming urgent and emergency care services in England (UK)
• Demography is destiny: An agenda for geriatric emergency medicine in Australasia (Australia)
• Screening for cardiovascular disease: A comparison of Maori and non-Maori risk profiles
• Is a cancer diagnosis a trigger for health behaviour change? Findings from a prospective, population-based study (England)
• Childhood and adult secondhand smoke and type 2 diabetes in women (France)
• College of GPs appoints first Medical Director
• Good news for Bay of Plenty cancer patients
• How are New Zealand's District Health Boards funded and does it matter if we can’t tell?
• Call for clinicians to develop IT solutions to improve health services
• Imogen Caldwell
• Andrew Martin
• Jamie Voss
• How long do acute coronary syndrome patients wait for reperfusion, diagnostic coronary angiography and surgical revascularisation?
• Aimee L. Fake
• Survival from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in Wellington in relation to socioeconomic status and arrest location
• Worldwide socioeconomic status and stroke mortality: An ecological study
• A systematic review of the relationships between craving and smoking cessation
• Population ageing is Australasia's greatest health challenge
• Health Quality and Safety Commission appointments
• National Policy Framework: VTE Prevention in Adult Hospitalised Patients in NZ
• Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) Prevention in Adult Hospitalised Patients in NZ: Release of the NZ National Policy Framework - Research Review
• Healthline receives nearly 25,000 calls from Auckland region
• ePortfolio pilot a success
• Rethinking Critical Care Seminar: Reducing patient harm from sedation, immobility and delirium (United States)
• Improving the quality and safety of home oxygen services: The case for spread (UK)
• Randell L. Sell
• Diane Binson
• Jaimie F. Veale
• Alistair Gray
• Frank Pega
• Toward global comparability of sexual orientation data in official statistics: A conceptual framework of sexual orientation for health data collection in New Zealand’s Official Statistics System
• Tracey Adamson
• Ron Dunham
• Quality dimensions of the elective waiting time goals – high level review
• Pasifika health boosted in Budget 2013
• Nationwide boom in K2 presentations to emergency departments