Volume
10, Number 3, 2004
Special
Edition
Addressing Inequity through Primary Health
Care
| Section | TITLE AUTHOR | Page |
VIEW | |
| Guest Editorial | What
can we learn from equity research and interventions? Barbara Starfield |
7 | ||
| Editorial | Taking
a systematic approach to addressing health inequality in Primary Health Care
Elizabeth Harris and John Furler | 11 | ||
| Commentary | From
tearful toddler to strident youth: Tackling health inequalities through primary
care John Catford | 13 | ||
| Challenges in the Field | Consumer
participation: The challenges to achieving influence and equity Sally Nathan | 15 |  | |
| Access
to primary health care: three challenges to equity Mark Fort Harris, Elizabeth Harris, and Martin Roland | 21 | | ||
| Reducing
health inequalities: Ethical issues in a Scottish child health home visiting program Wendy A Rogers | 30 | | ||
| Partnerships,
primary health care and health inequalities: problems and possibilities Jenny M Lewis | 38 | | ||
| Funding
Aboriginal primary health care Gavin Mooney and Barbara Henry |
46 | | ||
| Practice & Innovation | Subsidised
Café Meals Program: more than just "a cheap meal" Katrina Doljanin and Kristine Olaris | 54 | | |
| Ethnic
community stakeholders as partners in primary and secondary diabetes prevention Eleni Karantzas-Savva and Amy Kirwan | 61 | | ||
| Bringing
accessible antenatal care to disadvantaged women in outer western Sydney Christine Dwyer, Helen Cooke, and Krishna Hort | 67 | | ||
| New
Zealand primary health care policy and the role of a non-government organisation Peter Glensor | 76 | | ||
| Forum | Tantalus
and the Tyranny of Territory: Pursuing the dream of parity in rural and metropolitan
population health outcomes through primary health care programs Peter Harvey |
83 | | |
| Policy Responses | An
analysis of the Primary Health Care Access Program in the Northern Territory:
A major Aboriginal health policy reform Clive Rosewarne and John Boffa |
89 | | |
| New
Zealand action to address major inequities in the distribution and ultilisation
of primary health care services Laurence Malcolm |
101 | | ||
| Health
inequality, social exclusion and neighbourhood renewal: Can place-based renewal
improve the health of disadvantaged communities? Harald Klein |
110 | | ||
| Researching Primary Health Care Addressing Health Inequity | GPs'
views on how low socioeconomic position affects diabetes management: an exploratory
study Vanessa Rose, Mark Harris, and Maria Theresa Ho |
120 | | |
| Coping
with redundancy: A mentorship program for men Elyssa Joy, Dimity Pond, and Georgina Cotter | 124 | | ||
| A
participatory action research process with a rural Indigenous men's group: monitoring
and reinforcing change Komla Tsey, Mark Wenitong, Janya McCalman, Mary Whiteside, Leslie Baird, David Patterson and Bradley Baird, Ruth Fagan, Yvonne Cadet-James, and Andrew Wilson | 130 | | ||
| The
impact of residential socio-economic profile on medical service utilisation and
nursing home attendance claims by older Australians | 137 | | ||
| Factors
affecting Medicare affordability Hal Swerissen and Lucinda Jordan |
144 | | ||
| Matching
care to need in general practice: A secondary analysis of Bettering the Evaluation
and Care of Health (BEACH) data Mark F Harris, John Furler, Lisa Valenti, Elizabeth Harris, and Helena Britt | 151 | | ||
| Book Reviews | 156 | |||
| Letters |
160 |
