Background: Cardiovascular disease death rates are higher among Australians from regional and remote areas than those from major cities
This report compares changes in mortality in Australia\u27s major cities, regional and remote areas ...
Australia is perceived by many as the 'lucky' country and the image that has been portrayed to the r...
OBJECTIVES: Hypertension is a leading risk factor for death and disability. We aimed to estimate the...
Heart disease is the leading cause of morbidity and mortality in Australian women. In 2005, 109 000 ...
Death rates in Australia are higher in rural than urban areas. Our objective is to examine causes of...
OBJECTIVES: Cardiovascular (CVD) mortality disparities between rural/regional and urban-dwelling res...
Objective; Older people may act as sensitive indicators of the effectiveness of health systems. Our ...
Ischemic heart disease is the major cause of death in Australia. Australian attack and mortality rat...
INTRODUCTION: Chronic heart failure (CHF) develops in frail elderly individuals who have suffered an...
Abstract Objectives Cardiovascular (CVD) mortality disparities between rural/regional and urban-dwel...
Objective: To determine whether primary care management of chronic heart failure (CHF) differed betw...
Heart disease commonly manifests as acute coronary syndromes (unstable angina pectoris, or myocardia...
Objective: To determine whether primary care management of chronic heart failure (CHF) differed betw...
Death rates are a useful indicator of the underlying health status of a population. This report desc...
OBJECTIVE: To explore differences in quality of life and health service use for older women living i...
This report compares changes in mortality in Australia\u27s major cities, regional and remote areas ...
Australia is perceived by many as the 'lucky' country and the image that has been portrayed to the r...
OBJECTIVES: Hypertension is a leading risk factor for death and disability. We aimed to estimate the...
Heart disease is the leading cause of morbidity and mortality in Australian women. In 2005, 109 000 ...
Death rates in Australia are higher in rural than urban areas. Our objective is to examine causes of...
OBJECTIVES: Cardiovascular (CVD) mortality disparities between rural/regional and urban-dwelling res...
Objective; Older people may act as sensitive indicators of the effectiveness of health systems. Our ...
Ischemic heart disease is the major cause of death in Australia. Australian attack and mortality rat...
INTRODUCTION: Chronic heart failure (CHF) develops in frail elderly individuals who have suffered an...
Abstract Objectives Cardiovascular (CVD) mortality disparities between rural/regional and urban-dwel...
Objective: To determine whether primary care management of chronic heart failure (CHF) differed betw...
Heart disease commonly manifests as acute coronary syndromes (unstable angina pectoris, or myocardia...
Objective: To determine whether primary care management of chronic heart failure (CHF) differed betw...
Death rates are a useful indicator of the underlying health status of a population. This report desc...
OBJECTIVE: To explore differences in quality of life and health service use for older women living i...
This report compares changes in mortality in Australia\u27s major cities, regional and remote areas ...
Australia is perceived by many as the 'lucky' country and the image that has been portrayed to the r...
OBJECTIVES: Hypertension is a leading risk factor for death and disability. We aimed to estimate the...