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A research team has produced the largest-ever dataset on general practice in New Zealand. Research leads Nicolette Sheridan, Debbie Ryan, Jacqueline Schmidt-Busby, Teuila Percival, Tim Kenealy and Tom Love report on Pacific patient health outcomes in all models of general practice. They found patients in Pacific practices were more likely to experience mental deprivation.
This is the final part of the five part series from these authors. Read the first article here
In recent years, rates of testing for Helicobacter pylori infection in New Zealand have increased considerably, with over 80 per cent of non-invasive tests performed in primary care. However, there are no consensus guidelines on its management. In this article, Cameron Schauer adds some background, context and clarity to this seemingly ubiquitous infection
