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December 1968;
Volume 16,
Issue 6
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Abrams, M. E.
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A computer-based general practice and health centre information system.
M. E. Abrams
,
K. F. Bowden
,
J. Chamberlain
and
I. R. MacCallum
The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners
1968;
16
(6):
415-427.
Acheson, H. W.
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The incidence and pattern of cerebrovascular disease in general practice.
J. Acheson
,
H. W. Acheson
and
J. M. Tellwright
The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners
1968;
16
(6):
428-436.
Acheson, J.
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The incidence and pattern of cerebrovascular disease in general practice.
J. Acheson
,
H. W. Acheson
and
J. M. Tellwright
The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners
1968;
16
(6):
428-436.
Bone, S.
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Diagnostic problems in general practice.
P. M. Paterson
and
S. Bone
The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners
1968;
16
(6):
451-461.
Bowden, K. F.
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A computer-based general practice and health centre information system.
M. E. Abrams
,
K. F. Bowden
,
J. Chamberlain
and
I. R. MacCallum
The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners
1968;
16
(6):
415-427.
Bridges-webb, C.
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To be taken as directed
C. Bridges-Webb
The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners
1968;
16
(6):
476.
Chamberlain, J.
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A computer-based general practice and health centre information system.
M. E. Abrams
,
K. F. Bowden
,
J. Chamberlain
and
I. R. MacCallum
The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners
1968;
16
(6):
415-427.
Collinson, V. F.
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A cervical cytology survey in general practice.
V. F. Collinson
The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners
1968;
16
(6):
446-450.
Fry, J.
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The mood of general practice and the need for professional leadership.
J. Fry
and
J. McKenzie
The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners
1968;
16
(6):
437-445.
Fuller, I. C.
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Mumps and its complications: an example of the utilization of disease indices.
I. C. Fuller
The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners
1968;
16
(6):
494-496.
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