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SELECTED PAPERS FROM NATIONAL PRIMARY HEALTH CARE CONFERENCE 2008

Below are some papers presented by family physicians during the National Primary Health Care Conferences 2008 (14-16th April 2008, Sunway Pyramid Convent Centre, Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia). The Malaysian Family Physician would like to invite all presenters to submit their full papers for consideration for publication.

Alphabetical order by author’s names

  1. Ambiga G. Profile and control of type 2 diabetes mellitus patients in 2 urban primary care clinics in Malaysia.
  2. Baizury Bashah. Psychological rehabilitation in Klinik Kesihatan Pendang.
  3. Hemandra Kumar Doshi. The challenges of managing chronic infectious diseases in primary care settings.
  4. I.S. Ludher. Evidence-based quality care in general practice: role of ICT.
  5. Khoo Ee Ming. General practitioners and family medicine specialists as trainers.
  6. Mastura Ismail. Human resouces in primary health care: ideal versus reality.
  7. Mohd Husni Ahmad Jamal. Financing primary health care; the Malaysian perspective.
  8. Nik Azhan Nik Mohamad. Early detection of domestic violence in primary healthcare setting: a model.
  9. Nor Asiah Hashim. Community involvement towards quality improvement in counter service at Seremban Health Clinic.
  10. Norsiah Ali. Empowering the community in improving primary care.
  11. Nurjahn Mohd Ibrahim. Accreditation in general practice.
  12. Raja Mohan. Minimum education for clinic assistant.
  13. Sheikh Mohd Amin. Continuing professional development opportunities for general practitioners.
  14. Siti Zubaidah Mohd Ali. Review of diabetes mellitus management at Jelebu Health Clinic over 2 years.
  15. Sudha Nathan. Empowering general practices for health promotion and prevention.
  16. Teng Cheong Lieng. Research in family practice - an unrealised opportunity.
  17. Zailinawati Abu Hassan. Chronic pain management in primary healthcare setting.
  18. Zil Falilah. After office services: are we ready or not?