Index by author

February 1986; Volume 36,Issue 283

A

  1. Airlie, Ian

    1. A method of assessment of teaching practices and trainers by their trainees
      John E. Charlewood and Ian Airlie
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 69-71.

B

  1. Bouras, N.

    1. Model for the integration of community psychiatry and primary care
      N. Bouras, G. Tufnell, D.I. Brough and J.P. Watson
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 62-66.

  2. Brough, D.I.

    1. Model for the integration of community psychiatry and primary care
      N. Bouras, G. Tufnell, D.I. Brough and J.P. Watson
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 62-66.

C

  1. Charlewood, John E.

    1. A method of assessment of teaching practices and trainers by their trainees
      John E. Charlewood and Ian Airlie
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 69-71.

  2. Coupe, Jean

    1. Well woman care
      P.J. Saine, Jean Coupe and Helen Johnson
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 86.

  3. Coupland, B.

    1. Deaths — why inform just the hospital?
      B. Coupland
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 83-84.

  4. Crombie, D. L.

    1. The third national study of morbidity statistics from general practice.
      D. L. Crombie and D. M. Fleming
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 51-52.

E

  1. Ellis, P.

    1. Relative support groups.
      P. Ellis
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 51.

  2. Evans, B.G.

    1. The emergency bed service in London — who uses it?
      B.G. Evans
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 54-56.

F

  1. Fingland, Ian W.

    1. Doctors and nuclear war
      Ian W. Fingland
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 87.

  2. Fleming, D. M.

    1. The third national study of morbidity statistics from general practice.
      D. L. Crombie and D. M. Fleming
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 51-52.

  3. Foster, William

    1. An opportunistic approach to rubella screening in general practice
      William Foster
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 58-60.

H

  1. Hart, Julian Tudor

    1. Wheezing in young children: problems of measurement and management
      Julian Tudor Hart
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 78-81.

  2. Howie, J.G.R.

    1. Night cough and general practice research
      L.J. Toop, J.G.R. Howie and F.M. Paxton
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 74-77.

J

  1. Johnson, Helen

    1. Well woman care
      P.J. Saine, Jean Coupe and Helen Johnson
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 86.

L

  1. Lehmann, F. M.

    1. The myth of test tube embryos.
      F. M. Lehmann
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 86-87.

  2. Levy, M.

    1. Delay in diagnosing asthma--is the nature of general practice to blame?
      M. Levy
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 52-53.

  3. Littlewood, J.

    1. Out-of-hours calls revisited.
      J. Littlewood
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 85.

M

  1. Murray, T.S.

    1. Prevalence of disability in an Oxfordshire practice
      F.M. Sullivan and T.S. Murray
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 84.

P

  1. Paxton, F.M.

    1. Night cough and general practice research
      L.J. Toop, J.G.R. Howie and F.M. Paxton
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 74-77.

  2. Porter, A.M.W.

    1. Summarizing and coding case records: can the task be delegated?
      A.M.W. Porter and C. Tibbott
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 67-68.

R

  1. Ross, M.

    1. Lorazepam-associated drug dependence.
      M. Ross
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 86.

S

  1. Saine, P.J.

    1. Well woman care
      P.J. Saine, Jean Coupe and Helen Johnson
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 86.

  2. Smith, R.M. Ridsdill

    1. Doctors and nuclear war
      R.M. Ridsdill Smith
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 87.

  3. Sullivan, F.M.

    1. Prevalence of disability in an Oxfordshire practice
      F.M. Sullivan and T.S. Murray
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 84.

T

  1. Tew, M.

    1. Place of birth and perinatal delivery.
      M. Tew
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 84-85.

  2. Tibbott, C.

    1. Summarizing and coding case records: can the task be delegated?
      A.M.W. Porter and C. Tibbott
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 67-68.

  3. Toop, L.J.

    1. Night cough and general practice research
      L.J. Toop, J.G.R. Howie and F.M. Paxton
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 74-77.

  4. Tufnell, G.

    1. Model for the integration of community psychiatry and primary care
      N. Bouras, G. Tufnell, D.I. Brough and J.P. Watson
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 62-66.

U

  1. Usherwood, T.P.

    1. Variations in the night visiting rate
      T.P. Usherwood
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 86.

W

  1. Watkins, J.

    1. Type A influenza.
      J. Watkins
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 82.

  2. Watson, J.P.

    1. Model for the integration of community psychiatry and primary care
      N. Bouras, G. Tufnell, D.I. Brough and J.P. Watson
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 62-66.

  3. Watt, Alison

    1. Community health initiatives and their relationship to general practice
      Alison Watt
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 72-73.

  4. Wilson, D.G.

    1. It had to happen
      D.G. Wilson
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 86.

  5. Winder, A. F.

    1. Familial hypercholesterolaemia.
      A. F. Winder
      The Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners 1986; 36 (283): 82-83.
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Vol. 36, Issue 283
February 1986
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