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2001

Refereed Journal Articles

Barnett P and Barnett J R. Community ventures in rural health: the establishment of community trusts in Southern New Zealand. Australian Journal of Rural Health, 9: 229-34, 2001.

Barnett P, Beaven D W and Hegan K. Diabetes in New Zealand: too many, too late! New Zealand Medical Journal 114:555-7, 2001.

Barnett P, Perkins R and Powell M. On a hiding to nothing? Assessing the corporate governance of hospital and health services in New Zealand, 1993-1998. International Journal of Health Planning and Management 16:139-54, 2001.

Chambers ST, Heckert K A, Bagshaw S, Ussher J, Birch M, Wilson M A. Maternity care providers' attitudes and practices concerning HIV testing during pregnancy; results of a survey of the Canterbury and upper South Island region. New Zealand Medical Journal 114: 513-6, 2001.

Davis P, Lay-Yee R, Schug S, Briant R, Scott A, Johnson S and Bingley W. Adverse Events Regional Feasibility Study: methodological results. New Zealand Medical Journal 114: 200-2, 2001.

Davis P, Lay-Yee R, Schug S, Briant R, Scott A, Johnson S and Bingley W. Adverse Events Regional Feasibility Study: indicative findings. New Zealand Medical Journal 114: 203-5, 2001.

Ford R P K, Cowan S F, Schluter P J, Richardson A K, Wells J E. SmokeChange for changing smoking in pregnancy. New Zealand Medical Journal 114: 107-10, 2001.

Heckert K A, Bagshaw S, Fursman L, Kipa M, Wilson M, Braiden V, Ahuriri-Driscoll A. Women's acceptability of screening for HIV in pregnancy. New Zealand Medical Journal 114:509-12, 2001.

Knight M, Stewart-Brown S & Fletcher L. Estimating health needs: the impact of a checklist of conditions and quality of life measurement on health information derived from community surveys. Journal of Public Health Medicine 23(3): 179-86, 2001.

Newberry S and Barnett P. Negotiating the network: the contracting experiences of community mental health agencies in New Zealand. Financial Accountability and Management 17: 133-52, 2001.

Plugge E, Fletcher L & Stewart-Brown S. Risk of injury and the consumption of different types of beverage: Is there an association?
Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health 55(11):789-90, 2001.

Plumridge E W. Rhetoric, reality and risk outcomes in sex work. Health, Risk & Society 3(2)199-215, 2001.

Plumridge E W and Abel G. A 'segmented' sex industry in New Zealand: sexual and personal safety of female sex workers. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health 25(1) 78-83, 2001.

Richardson A K. Screening and the number needed to treat. Journal of Medical Screening 8: 125-7, 2001.

Richardson A. The Gisborne Inquiry - what can we learn? New Zealand Medical Journal 114: 236-8, 2001.

Books

Davis P and Ashton T (eds.) Health and Public Policy in New Zealand. Oxford University Press, Auckland. 289p, 2001.

Technical Reports

Breastscreen AotearoaIndependent Monitoring Group (A Richardson), Breastscreen Aotearoa. Monitoring Report No 5, Dunedin: Hugh Adam Cancer Epidemiology Unit, 2001.

Davis P, Lay-Yee R, Briant R, Schug S, Scott A, Johnson S and Bingley W. Adverse events in New Zealand public hospitals: principal findings from a national survey. Ministry of Health, occasional paper No.3, 2001.

Pitama S. Maori Component of the Pegasus Health Global Budget Evaluation. Commissioned by the Ministry of Health. (Part of a final report comprised of 6 components). 2001.

2000

Refereed Journal Articles

Barnett P and Jacobs K. Policy making in a restructured state: the case of the 1991 Health Reform Policy in New Zealand. Australian Journal of Public Administration 59 (1)73-86: 2000

Barnett P, Perkins R and Powell M. Stakeholder perspectives on corporate governance of health services in New Zealand Health Manager 7(2) 10-13, 2000.

Brunton C, Kemp R, Raynel P, Harte D, Baker M. Cumulative incidence of hepatitis C seroconversion in a cohort of seronegative injecting drug users. New Zealand Medical Journal 113: 98-101, 2000.

Davis P. Hazard, risk and error in medical practice. Journal of Health Services Research and Policy 5:190-191, 2000.

Davis P, Beaglehole R, Durie M. Directions for public health in New Zealand in the new millenniumNew Zealand Public Health Report, vol. 7: 1-3, 10, 2000.

Davis P, Gribben B, Scott A, Lay-Yee R. Do physician practice styles persist over time? Continuities in patterns of clinical decision-making among general practitioners Journal of Health Services Research and Policy 5(4) 1-8, 2000.

Davis P, Gribben B, Scott A, Lay-Yee R. The "supply hypothesis" and medical practice variation in primary care: testing economic and clinical models of inter-practitioner variation. Social Science and Medicine 50: 407-18, 2000.

Hamilton G, Cross D, Resnicow K. Occasional cigarette smokers: Cue for harm reduction smoking education. Addiction Research. 8 (5): 419-437, 2000.

Heckert K A, Matthews K. Toward totally smokefree schools and beyond: The Crown Public Health Smokefree Schools Grant Program Health, Education & Behavior 27 (3):328-38, 2000.

Hornblow A and Barnett P. A turbulent decade: lessons from the health reforms. Editorial. New Zealand Medical Journal 113 133-34, 2000.

Jacobs K and Barnett P. Policy transfer and policy learning: A study of the 1991 New Zealand Health Services Taskforce. Governance: An International Journal of Policy and Administration 13(2): 185-213, 2000.

Malcolm L, Wright L and Barnett P. Emerging clinical governance: developments in independent practitioner associations in New Zealand. New Zealand Medical Journal 113-:33-6, 2000

Perkins R, Barnett P and Powell M. Corporate governance of public health services: lessons from New Zealand for the state sector. Australian Health Review 23(1) 9-21, 2000.

Plumridge L and Abel G. Services and information utilised by female sex workers for sexual and physical safety. New Zealand Medical Journal 113: 370-2, 2000.

Weir R, Jennings L, Brunton C. Influenza vaccination coverage in Canterbury rest homes. New Zealand Medical Journal 113: 503-5, 2000.

Chapters in books

Davis P, Dew K. Introduction. Pp. 1-14 in P. Davis and K. Dew (eds.), Health and Society in Aotearoa/New Zealand. Oxford University Press, Melbourne, 2000.

Davis P, Dew K. Conclusion. Pp. 271-5 in P. Davis and K. Dew (eds.), Health and Society in Aotearoa/New Zealand. Oxford University Press, Melbourne, 2000.

Major reviews

Nesdale A, Baker M, Gane E, Kemp R, Brunton C, Law M and Garrett N. Hepatitis C infection in New Zealand: Estimating the current and future prevalence and impact. Institute of Environmental Science and Research. July 2000.

Technical reports

Plumridge L and Abel G. Safer sex in the Christchurch sex industry. Report, Department of Public Health and General Practice, Christchurch School of Medicine, 2000.

BreastScreen Aotearoa Independent Monitoring Group (A Richardson). BreastScreen Aotearoa Monitoring Reports No.1-No.4. Dunedin: Hugh Adam Cancer Epidemiology Unit, 2000.

1999

Refereed Journal Articles

Davis P, Lightfoot R, Finn E, Lay-Yee R, Gribben B, McAvoy B. Practice nurses in the Waikato, 1991-1992: What was their patient mix and pattern of care? New Zealand Family Physician, vol. 26: 50-54, 1999.

Davis P, Graham P, Pearce N. Health expectancy in New Zealand, 1981-1991: social variations and trends in a period of rapid social and economic change. Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, vol. 53: 519-27, 1999.

Davis P, Lay-Yee R. Early sex and its behavioral consequences in New Zealand. Journal of Sex Research, vol. 36: 135-44, 1999.

Davis P, McLeod K, Ransom M, Ongley P, Pearce N, Howden-Chapman P. The New Zealand Socioeconomic index: developing and validating an occupationally-derived indicator of socioeconomic status. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health, 23: 20-26, 1999.

Heckert KA & O'Connor JN. HIV/STD agent for change: Community health worker training in Kiribati. Pacific Health Dialog, 6(2) 333-8, 1999.

Lightfoot R, Davis P, Finn E, Lay-Yee R, Gribben B, McAvoy B. Practice nurses in the Waikato, 1991-1992, I: Occupational profile. New Zealand Medical Journal, vol. 112: 26-8, 1999.

National Health Committee Working Party (Richardson A). Recommendations on population screening for colorectal cancer in New Zealand; " New Zealand Medical Journal 112: 4-6, 1999.

Plumridge E W and Chetwynd S J. Identity and the Social Construction of Risk: Injecting Drug Use. Sociology of Health and Illness 21(3): 329-43, 1999.

Richardson A, Cox B, Graham P. Should there be a breast cancer risk chart for New Zealand women? New Zealand Medical Journal; 112: 129-30, 1999.

Storey D, Boulay M, Karki Y, Heckert K A, Karmacharya D M. Impact of the integrated radio communication project in Nepal, 1994-1997. Journal of Health Communication 4:271-94, 1999.

Williams D, Barnett P and Toop L. Preventive care in Canterbury general practice. New Zealand Medical Journal, 112: 183-6, 1999.

Working Party for Guidelines for the management of Heavy Menstrual Bleeding. An evidence-based guideline for the management of heavy menstrual bleeding. (Richardson A). New Zealand Medical Journal;112:174-7, 1999.

Books

Davis P, Dew K (eds.) Health and Society in Aotearoa/New Zealand (Oxford University Press, Melbourne). 312p. 1999.

Chapters in books

Barnett P and Barnett J R. Reform and change in health service provision. In: P Davis and K Dew (eds). Health and Society in Aotearoa New Zealand. Auckland, Oxford University Press. 219-34, 1999.

Davis P, Dew K. Introduction. Pp. 1-14 in P. Davis and K. Dew (eds.), Health and Society in Aotearoa/New Zealand. (Oxford University Press, Melbourne), 1999

Davis P, Dew K. Conclusion. Pp. 271-5 in P. Davis and K. Dew (eds.), Health and Society in Aotearoa/New Zealand. Oxford University Press, Melbourne, 1999.

McKinley J, Plumridge L and Daley V: Methodology for studying health and society: P Davis and K Dew (Eds) Health and Society in Aotearoa/New Zealand, Auckland: Oxford University Press, 1999.

Technical reports

Davis P, McLeod K, Ransom M, Ongley P, Pearce N, Howden-Chapman P. The New Zealand Socioeconomic index: developing and validating an occupationally-derived indicator of socioeconomic status. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health, vol. 23: 20-26,1999.

Malcolm L, Wright L and Barnett P. Development of Primary Health Care Organisations in New Zealand. Wellington, Ministry of Health, 1999.

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