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Susan E Day

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Child Welfare|March 15, 2012
Two generations at risk: child welfare, institutional boundaries, and family violence in grandparent homesSusan E Day, Gordon Bazemore
Health Policy (Amsterdam, Netherlands)|June 24, 2004
Introducing coordinated care (2): evaluation of design features and implementation processes implications for a preferred health system reform modelLeonie Segal, David Dunt, Susan E Day
Australia and New Zealand Health Policy|December 14, 2005
Impact of standalone and embedded telephone triage systems on after hours primary medical care service utilisation and mix in AustraliaDavid Dunt, Susan E Day, Margaret Kelaher, et al.
Family Practice|May 17, 2006
The impact of standalone call centres and GP cooperatives on access to after hours GP care: a before and after study adjusted for secular trendDavid Dunt, Susan E Day, Margaret Kelaher, et al.
Australia and New Zealand Health Policy|October 12, 2007
Impact of telephone triage on emergency after hours GP Medicare usage: a time-series analysisDavid Dunt, Robert Wilson, Susan E Day, et al.
The Medical Journal of Australia|February 27, 2004
Can we reduce disease burden from osteoarthritis?Leonie Segal, Susan E Day, Adam B Chapman, et al.
Australia and New Zealand Health Policy|August 23, 2005
Strengthening Medicare: will increasing the bulk-billing rate and supply of general practitioners increase access to Medicare-funded general practitioner services and does rurality matter?Susan E Day, Katrina Alford, David Dunt, et al.
Health Policy (Amsterdam, Netherlands)|June 24, 2004
Introducing co-ordinated care (1): a randomised trial assessing client and cost outcomesLeonie Segal, David Dunt, Susan E Day, et al.
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Child Welfare|March 15, 2012
Two generations at risk: child welfare, institutional boundaries, and family violence in grandparent homesSusan E Day, Gordon Bazemore
Health Policy (Amsterdam, Netherlands)|June 24, 2004
Introducing coordinated care (2): evaluation of design features and implementation processes implications for a preferred health system reform modelLeonie Segal, David Dunt, Susan E Day
Australia and New Zealand Health Policy|December 14, 2005
Impact of standalone and embedded telephone triage systems on after hours primary medical care service utilisation and mix in AustraliaDavid Dunt, Susan E Day, Margaret Kelaher, et al.
Family Practice|May 17, 2006
The impact of standalone call centres and GP cooperatives on access to after hours GP care: a before and after study adjusted for secular trendDavid Dunt, Susan E Day, Margaret Kelaher, et al.
Australia and New Zealand Health Policy|October 12, 2007
Impact of telephone triage on emergency after hours GP Medicare usage: a time-series analysisDavid Dunt, Robert Wilson, Susan E Day, et al.
The Medical Journal of Australia|February 27, 2004
Can we reduce disease burden from osteoarthritis?Leonie Segal, Susan E Day, Adam B Chapman, et al.
Australia and New Zealand Health Policy|August 23, 2005
Strengthening Medicare: will increasing the bulk-billing rate and supply of general practitioners increase access to Medicare-funded general practitioner services and does rurality matter?Susan E Day, Katrina Alford, David Dunt, et al.
Health Policy (Amsterdam, Netherlands)|June 24, 2004
Introducing co-ordinated care (1): a randomised trial assessing client and cost outcomesLeonie Segal, David Dunt, Susan E Day, et al.
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