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2. Visibility of published papers: a collaboration between authors and publishers
3. Combatting the rise of paper mills
4. Visibility of published papers: a collaboration between authors and publishers
5. Combatting the rise of paper mills
6. How to speed your paper through production
7. How to speed your paper through production
8. Integrated care among healthcare providers in shared maternity care: what is the role of paper and electronic health records?
9. Improving floral nectar storage on filter paper for sugar recovery.
10. Comparison of the quality of documentation between electronic and paper medical records in orthopaedic trauma patients.
11. Comparison of the quality of documentation between electronic and paper medical records in orthopaedic trauma patients
12. Development of methods to overcome physiological seed dormancy of temperate annual pasture legumes to assist speed breeding.
13. From maternity paper hand-held records to electronic health records: what do women tell us about their use?
14. Waste not, want not: Researchers are supporting Australia's move to a zero-waste culture with science. The first step has been a circular economy roadmap to reduce plastic, glass, tyres and paper waste.
15. Comparison of the quality of documentation between electronic and paper medical records in orthopaedic trauma patients
16. General practice based multidisciplinary care teams in Australia: still some unanswered questions. A discussion paper from the the Australian General Practice Network (AGPN). [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).]
17. How many conservation biologists does it take to write a research paper, and do they all know they’ve written it?
18. How many conservation biologists does it take to write a research paper, and do they all know they’ve written it?
19. Social network analysis for farmers' hearing services in a rural community: [Paper in special issue: 'Driving Change', General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference (2009: Melbourne).]
20. Migration of nurses in Australia: where and why? [Paper in special issue: 'Driving Change', General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference (2009: Melbourne).]
21. Researcher networking drives change: an autoenthnographic narrative analysis from medical graduate to primary health researcher. [Paper in special issue: 'Driving Change', General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference (2009: Melbourne).]
22. Stroke maintenance exercise group: pilot study on daily functioning in long-term stroke survivors. [Paper in special issue: 'Driving Change', General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference (2009: Melbourne).]
23. Community participation in rural primary health care: intervention or approach? [Paper in special issue: 'Driving Change', General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference (2009: Melbourne).]
24. Partner or perish: experiences from the field about collaborations for reform. [Paper in special issue: 'Driving Change', General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference (2009: Melbourne).]
25. Feasibility study of a communication and education asthma intervention for general practitioners in Australia: [Paper in special issue: 'Driving Change', General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference (2009: Melbourne).]
26. What doctors want?: a consultation method when the patient is a doctor. [Paper in special issue: 'Driving Change', General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference (2009: Melbourne).]
27. South Australian Divisions of General Practice supporting diabetes care: insights from reporting data. [Paper in special issue: 'Driving Change', General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference (2009: Melbourne).]
28. A complexity perspective on health care improvement and reform in general practice and primary health care: [Paper in special issue: 'Driving Change', General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference (2009: Melbourne).]
29. Early childhood service development and intersectoral collaboration in rural Australia: [Paper in special issue: 'Driving Change', General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference (2009: Melbourne).]
30. Refugee health: a new model for delivering primary health care. [Paper in special issue: 'Driving Change', General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference (2009: Melbourne).]
31. What do general practitioners consider support?: findings from a local pilot initiative. [Paper in special issue: 'Driving Change', General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference (2009: Melbourne).]
32. Driving change in rural workforce planning: the Medical Schools Outcomes Database. [Paper in special issue: 'Driving Change', General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference (2009: Melbourne).]
33. Assessment and management of lifestyle risk factors in rural and urban general practices in Australia: [Paper in special issue: 'Driving Change', General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference (2009: Melbourne).]
34. Achieving a balanced life in the face of chronic illness: [Paper in special issue: 'Driving Change', General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference (2009: Melbourne).]
35. Evidence-informed primary health care workforce policy: are we asking the right questions? [Paper in special issue: 'Driving Change', General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference (2009: Melbourne).]
36. Integrating health planning and social planning: a case study in community-based partnerships for better health. [Paper in Special Issue Part 2: Partnerships in Primary Health Care.]
37. General practitioner networks matter in primary health care team service provision: [Paper in Special Issue Part 2: Partnerships in Primary Health Care.]
38. Research around practice partnerships: an example of building partnerships to address overweight and obesity in children. [Paper in Special Issue Part 2: Partnerships in Primary Health Care.]
39. Which comes first: the partnership or the tool?: reflections on the effective use of partnership tools in local health partnerships. [Paper in Special Issue Part 2: Partnerships in Primary Health Care.]
40. Improving coordination of care for Aboriginal people with mental health, alcohol and drug use problems: progress report on an ongoing collaborative action research project. [Paper in Special Issue Part 2: Partnerships in Primary Health Care.]
41. Better than nothing? Restrictions and realities of enhanced primary care for allied health practitioners: [Paper in Special Issue Part 2: Partnerships in Primary Health Care.]
42. Interorganisational and interprofessional partnership approaches to achieve more coordinated and integrated primary and community health services: the Australian experience. [Paper in Special Issue Part 2: Partnerships in Primary Health Care.]
43. Health partnerships: perspectives of medical practitioners in general practice, health systems and hospital settings. [Paper in Special Issue Part 2: Partnerships in Primary Health Care.]
44. Rural children referred for conduct problems: evaluation of a collaborative program. [Paper in Special Issue Part 2: Partnerships in Primary Health Care.]
45. Climate change and primary health care intervention framework: [Paper in Special Issue Part 2: Partnerships in Primary Health Care.]
46. Towards an integrated service response to the link between legal and health issues [Paper in Special Issue Part 1: Partnerships in Primary Health Care.]
47. Australian primary mental health care: improving access and outcomes [Paper in Special Issue Part 1: Partnerships in Primary Health Care.]
48. Optimising horizontal and vertical partnership connections: bringing partnerships together to create a network advantage [Paper in Special Issue Part 1: Partnerships in Primary Health Care.]
49. Potential scope and impact of a transboundary model of nurse practitioners in aged care [Paper in Special Issue Part 1: Partnerships in Primary Health Care.]
50. Understanding the effectiveness of partnership-based early childhood interventions [Paper in Special Issue Part 1: Partnerships in Primary Health Care.]
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