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Journal of Interprofessional Care, Volume 14, Issue 1 (2000)

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Editorial

Pages: 5-7

Published online: 06 Jul 2009

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Developing health improvement programmes: challenges for a new millennium

Shona Arora, Anne Davies, Sarah Thompson

Pages: 9-18

Published online: 06 Jul 2009

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Prospects for collaboration in primary care: relationships between social services and the new PCGs

Gill Callaghan, MARK EXWORTHY, BOB HUDSON & STEPHEN PECKHAM

Pages: 19-26

Published online: 06 Jul 2009

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Interprofessional working in Health Action Zones: how can this be fostered and sustained?

Jenny Amery

Pages: 27-30

Published online: 06 Jul 2009

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Collaborating for quality: the need to strengthen accountability

Steve Dewar

Pages: 31-38

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Personal and practice development plans in primary care in Wales

Sandra Carlisle, Glyn Elwyn, Simon Smail

Pages: 39-48

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Mental health in the community: roles, responsibilities and organisation of primary care and specialist services

Jenny Secker, Frankie Pidd, Alan Parham, Edward Peck

Pages: 49-58

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An alternative methodology for clinical skill-mix review: a pilot case study with a primary health care team

Carolyn Hicks, Deborah Hennessy

Pages: 59-74

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Clinical co-operation and interprofessional collaboration for developing new primary care services: the example of NHS Direct

Rebecca Rosen, Katherine Pearce

Pages: 75-80

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New NHS, new collaboration, new agenda for education

Hugh Barr

Pages: 81-86

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The UK healthcare renaissance: a transatlantic perspective

RICHARD BOTELHO

Pages: 87-93

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Conference Report

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Abstracts

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Book Reviews

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