Details: O’Sullivan, D. 2006. Geographical information science: critical GIS. Progress in Human Geography, 30(6), 783–91.
Members: David O'Sullivan,

Details: O’Sullivan, D. 2005. Geographical information science: time changes everything. Progress in Human Geography, 29(6), 749–56.

Details: DAVIS, P., ASHTON, T. (eds.) Health and Public Policy, Auckland, Oxford University Press, 287 pages, 2001.
Members: Peter Davis, Director, COMPASS,

Details: DEW, K., DAVIS, P. (eds.) Health and Society in Aotearoa/New Zealand. Auckland, Oxford University Press, Second Edition, 308 pages, 2005.
Members: Peter Davis, Director, COMPASS,

Details: DAVIS, P., MATHERS, C., GRAHAM, P. ‘Health expectancy in Australia and New Zealand’. In J-M. Robine, C. Jagger, C.D .Mathers, E.M. Crimmins, R.M. Suzman (eds.), Determining Health Expectancies, 391-408, Chichester, John Wiley & Sons, 2003.
Members: Peter Davis, Director, COMPASS,

Details: Davis P. ’Health policy: drawing on a “global laboratory”’. Social Science and Medicine 54, 323-4, 2002. Link.
Members: Peter Davis, Director, COMPASS,

Details: Hossain M, Graham P, Gower S, Davis P. ‘Hierarchical generalised linear models with time-dependent clustering: assessing the effect of health sector reform on patient outcomes in New Zealand’. Health Services and Outcomes Research Methodology 4, 169-186, 2004.
Members: Peter Davis, Director, COMPASS,

Details: DAVIS, P., GRIBBEN, B., LAY-YEE, R., SCOTT, A. ‘How much variation in clinical activity is there between general practitioners? A multi-level analysis of decision-making in primary care’. Journal of Health Services Research & Policy 7, 202-208, 2002.
Members: Peter Davis, Director, COMPASS, Alastair Scott, Roy Lay-Yee,

Details: DAVIS, P., LAY-YEE, R., DYALL, L., BRIANT, R., SPORLE, A., BRUNT, D., SCOTT, A.J. Indigeneity and the quality of hospital care: the case of Maori in New Zealand. Lancet 367, 1920-1925, 2006 .
Members: Peter Davis, Director, COMPASS, Alastair Scott, Andrew Sporle, Roy Lay-Yee,

Details: Davis P, Ashton T. ‘Introduction’. In P. Davis and T. Ashton (eds.), Health and Public Policy, 1-20, Auckland, Oxford University Press, 2001.
Members: Peter Davis, Director, COMPASS,