Index by author

January 1986; Volume 36,Issue 282

A

  1. Adorian, D.

    1. Use of management-by-objective for the case finding and treatment of hypertension
      D. Adorian, D.S. Silverberg, Z. Wamoscher and D. Tomer
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 17-18.

  2. Alexander, D.A.

    1. Attitudes of general practitioners towards premenstrual symptoms and those who suffer from them
      D.A. Alexander, R.J. Taylor and I.D. Fordyce
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 10-12.

  3. Arthur, Valerie M.K.

    1. The quality initiative
      Valerie M.K. Arthur
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 36.

B

  1. Baer, S. T.

    1. Testicular torsion presenting with abdominal pain.
      C. R. Corbett, S. T. Baer and B. M. Grimmett
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 36-38.

  2. Brown, John

    1. Food propagandists — the new puritans
      Simon Smail, Alan Maryon Davis and John Brown
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 33.

  3. Burns-Cox, C.J.

    1. Why not a district policy for hypertension?
      C.J. Burns-Cox and J.A. Hall
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 38.

  4. Buxton, B.

    1. Assessment of time of death
      R. Pugsley, J. Pardoe and B. Buxton
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 38-39.

C

  1. Corbett, C. R.

    1. Testicular torsion presenting with abdominal pain.
      C. R. Corbett, S. T. Baer and B. M. Grimmett
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 36-38.

D

  1. Davis, Alan Maryon

    1. Food propagandists — the new puritans
      Simon Smail, Alan Maryon Davis and John Brown
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 33.

F

  1. Ferguson, J.J.

    1. Developing family practice in Kuwait
      J.J. Ferguson
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 35-36.

  2. Fletcher, N.

    1. Postherpetic neuralgia.
      P. N. Robinson and N. Fletcher
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 24-28.

  3. Floyd, C.B.

    1. A medical record folder for the Lloyd George envelope
      C.B. Floyd and D.H. White
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 19-20.

  4. Fordyce, I.D.

    1. Attitudes of general practitioners towards premenstrual symptoms and those who suffer from them
      D.A. Alexander, R.J. Taylor and I.D. Fordyce
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 10-12.

G

  1. Grimmett, B. M.

    1. Testicular torsion presenting with abdominal pain.
      C. R. Corbett, S. T. Baer and B. M. Grimmett
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 36-38.

H

  1. Hall, J.A.

    1. Why not a district policy for hypertension?
      C.J. Burns-Cox and J.A. Hall
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 38.

  2. Hart, M.T.W.

    1. Alternative medicine
      M.T.W. Hart
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 35.

I

  1. Irwin, W. G.

    1. Current involvement of university departments of general practice in the final qualifying examinations of medical schools in the UK.
      W. G. Irwin
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 21-23.

J

  1. Jacobs, L.

    1. Hypokalaemia with beta-blocker/thiazide combinations.
      L. Jacobs
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 39.

  2. Jones, Roger

    1. Upper gastrointestinal endoscopy — a view from general practice
      Roger Jones
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 6-8.

L

  1. Lockie, A.H.

    1. Food propagandists — the new puritans
      A.H. Lockie
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 34.

M

  1. Martin, E.

    1. Divine healing: the Christian view.
      E. Martin
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 3.

  2. McCracken, J. S.

    1. Contraceptive care and family planning in an urban general practice.
      J. S. McCracken
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 13-16.

  3. Moore, James

    1. Choosing a new partner
      James Moore
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 36.

P

  1. Page, C.R.

    1. Alternative medicine
      C.R. Page
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 35.

  2. Pardoe, J.

    1. Assessment of time of death
      R. Pugsley, J. Pardoe and B. Buxton
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 38-39.

  3. Pugsley, R.

    1. Assessment of time of death
      R. Pugsley, J. Pardoe and B. Buxton
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 38-39.

R

  1. Rea, Nicolas

    1. Food propagandists — the new puritans
      Nicolas Rea
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 33-34.

  2. Robinson, P. N.

    1. Postherpetic neuralgia.
      P. N. Robinson and N. Fletcher
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 24-28.

S

  1. Sichel, G.R.M.

    1. Spiritual healing and general practice
      G.R.M. Sichel
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 34-35.

  2. Silverberg, D.S.

    1. Use of management-by-objective for the case finding and treatment of hypertension
      D. Adorian, D.S. Silverberg, Z. Wamoscher and D. Tomer
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 17-18.

  3. Smail, Simon

    1. Food propagandists — the new puritans
      Simon Smail, Alan Maryon Davis and John Brown
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 33.

  4. Stevenson, C.H.

    1. Food propagandists — the new puritans
      C.H. Stevenson
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 33.

T

  1. Taylor, R.J.

    1. Attitudes of general practitioners towards premenstrual symptoms and those who suffer from them
      D.A. Alexander, R.J. Taylor and I.D. Fordyce
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 10-12.

  2. Thompson, M. K.

    1. The case for developmental gerontology--Thompson's octad.
      M. K. Thompson
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 29-32.

  3. Tomer, D.

    1. Use of management-by-objective for the case finding and treatment of hypertension
      D. Adorian, D.S. Silverberg, Z. Wamoscher and D. Tomer
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 17-18.

W

  1. Wamoscher, Z.

    1. Use of management-by-objective for the case finding and treatment of hypertension
      D. Adorian, D.S. Silverberg, Z. Wamoscher and D. Tomer
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 17-18.

  2. White, D.H.

    1. A medical record folder for the Lloyd George envelope
      C.B. Floyd and D.H. White
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 19-20.

  3. Wilkin, D.

    1. Outcomes research in general practice.
      D. Wilkin
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (282): 4-5.
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