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  1. Basic fracture management in general practice

    Article • Australian Journal of General Practice, November 2025, The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners

    Associate Professor John Adie

  2. Concerns identified by medical doctors working in urgent care clinic models in Australia

    Article • Australian Journal of General Practice, September 2025, The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners

    Associate Professor John Adie

  3. Patient presentations to an after-hours general practice, an urgent care clinic and an emergency department on Sundays: a comparative, observational study

    Article • Journal of Health Organization and Management, January 2023, Emerald

    Associate Professor John Adie

  4. Factors associated with choice of health service delivery for after-hours, urgent, non-life-threatening conditions: a patient survey

    Article • Australian Journal of Primary Health, February 2022, CSIRO Publishing

    Associate Professor John Adie

  5. Urgent care in the community: an observational study

    Article • Journal of Health Organization and Management, May 2021, Emerald

    Associate Professor John Adie

  6. Primary Care Fracture Clinic (PCFC) – a partnership between general practice and hospital specialist outpatients to deliver services to patients closer to home in a more flexible care setting

    Article • International Journal of Integrated Care, March 2018, Ubiquity Press, Ltd.

    Associate Professor John Adie

  7. Caring Together 2 Breathe Easy: an integrated care trial to reduce readmission and improve the health care experience for people with COPD

    Article • International Journal of Integrated Care, March 2018, Ubiquity Press, Ltd.

    Associate Professor John Adie

  8. Entry Points to the Health System: a review of the emerging community models for management of non-life threatening urgent conditions relevant to Australia

    Article • Asia Pacific Journal of Health Management, July 2017, Australasian College of Health Service Management

    Associate Professor John Adie