Greg Hamilton

Publishing 2004–2019

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Publications 5

  1. Hospital avoidance: an integrated community system to reduce acute hospital demand
    Graham McGeoch, Brett Shand, Carolyn Gullery, Greg Hamilton, Matthew Reid
    primary health care research & development 2019 327 reads
  2. Improving the evidence-base for access to primary health care in Canterbury: a panel study
    Philip J. Schluter,Paul Bridgford,Lynley Cook,Greg Hamilton, Philip J. Schluter, Paul Bridgford, Lynley Cook, Greg Hamilton
    australian and new zealand journal of public health 2014 470 reads
  3. English in the City: The Power of Youth: How Do We Uncover It?
    Amy Bloodgood Greg Hamilton, Greg Hamilton, Amy Bloodgood
    The English Journal 2006 152 reads
  4. A school-based harm minimization smoking intervention trial: outcome results
    Greg Hamilton,Donna Cross,Ken Resnicow,Margaret Hall, Greg Hamilton, Donna Cross, Ken Resnicow, Margaret Hall
    addiction (abingdon, england) 2005 173 reads
  5. English in the City: A Tree Grows in New York City, or Does It?
    The English Journal 2004 267 reads

Possible papers by Greg Hamilton 1

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  1. Towards integrated person-centred healthcare - the Canterbury journey
    as Hamilton G Future hospital journal 2015
    Same name only

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