Volume: 37 Issue: 2

1. Bridging the gap between occupational medicine and family medicine. Page:158—161
2. Improving access to outpatient cardiac care at the national heart centre--a partnership between specialists and primary care. Page:151—157
3. The hospitalist movement--a complex adaptive response to fragmentation of care in hospitals. Page:145—150
4. Internationally, it is time to bridge the gap between primary and secondary healthcare services for the dying. Page:142—144
5. Medication use in the transition from hospital to home. Page:136—136
6. Family medicine education in Singapore: a long-standing collaboration between specialists and family physicians. Page:132—135
7. Providing integrated mental health services in the Singapore primary care setting--the general practitioner psychiatric programme experience. Page:128—131
8. Bridging the gap between primary and specialist care--an integrative model for stroke. Page:118—127
9. Impact of the Singapore National Asthma Program (SNAP) on preventor-reliever prescription ratio in polyclinics. Page:114—117
10. Consequences of right siting of endocrinology patients--a financial and caseload simulation. Page:109—113
11. Pattern and outcome of subsidised referrals to cardiology specialist outpatient clinics. Page:103—108
12. Concerns, perceived impact and preparedness in an avian influenza pandemic--a comparative study between healthcare workers in primary and tertiary care. Page:96—102
13. Public perceptions of healthcare in Singapore. Page:91—95
14. Bridging the gap between primary and specialist care: formidable challenges ahead. Page:89—82