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Rumball-Smith, J., & Hider, P. (2008). Use of Hospital Readmission Rates to Assess National Health
System Interventions for the Elderly in New Zealand 2000 - 2004.
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Tiwari, P., Warren, J., Day, K. J., & MacDonald, B. (2010). Some non-technology implications for wider
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Tordoff , J. M., Bagge, M. L., Gray, A. R., Campbell, J., & Norris, P. T. (2010). Medicine-taking practices in
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medicine-taking amongst older people in New Zealand.
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Tyrrell, E. F., Levack, W. M., Ritchie, L. H., & Keeling, S. M. (2012). Nursing contribution to the
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