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Alcohol (Fayetteville, N.Y.)|June 20, 2008
The contribution of alcohol to falls at home among working-aged adultsBridget Kool, Shanthi Ameratunga, Elizabeth Robinson, et al.European Journal of Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation : Official Journal of the European Society of Cardiology, Working Groups on Epidemiology & Prevention and Cardiac Rehabilitation and Exercise Physiology|April 9, 2008
Quantifying the effect of age on short-term and long-term case fatality in 14,000 patients with incident cases of cardiovascular diseaseRoger J Marshall, Richard J Milne, Robert Lynn, et al.The New Zealand Medical Journal|December 6, 2006
Web-based assessment of cardiovascular disease risk in routine primary care practice in New Zealand: the first 18,000 patients (PREDICT CVD-1)Lot Bannink, Susan Wells, Joanna Broad, et al.European Heart Journal Open|May 13, 2026
Population-level cardiovascular risk prediction models including biochemical predictors in 800 000 individualsBruno Batinica, Suneela Mehta, Jingyuan Liang, et al.Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health|August 8, 2007
Agreement between ethnicity recorded in two New Zealand health databases: effects of discordance on cardiovascular outcome measures (PREDICT CVD3)Roger J Marshall, Zhongqian Zhang, Joanna B Broad, et al.Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health|April 13, 2018
Constructing whole of population cohorts for health and social research using the New Zealand Integrated Data InfrastructureJinfeng Zhao, Sheree Gibb, Rod Jackson, et al.The New Zealand Medical Journal|September 18, 2008
Comparison of three different methods of assessing cardiovascular disease risk in New Zealanders with Type 2 diabetes mellitusPatricia A Metcalf, Susan Wells, Robert K R Scragg, et al.The New Zealand Medical Journal|April 22, 2005
The burden of death, disease, and disability due to alcohol in New ZealandJennie Connor, Joanna Broad, Jürgen Rehm, et al.The New Zealand Medical Journal|October 6, 2022
A nurse-led and medically supported outpatient follow-up model following an acute coronary syndrome is as safe and effective as medical follow-up alone (ANZACS-QI 69)Andrew McLachlan, Andrew Kerr, Mildred LeeJournal of Primary Health Care|August 10, 2010
Aspirin for primary prevention: yes or no?Vanessa Selak, C Raina Elley, Sue Wells, et al.Pageof 27