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Table of Contents
March 1990;
Volume 40,
Issue 332
Research Article
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Nineteen ninety two.
P R Evans
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
91-92.
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Double agent.
J Noakes
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
92-93.
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Screening elderly people in primary care: a randomized controlled trial.
R T McEwan
,
N Davison
,
D P Forster
,
P Pearson
and
E Stirling
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
94-97.
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Survey of general practitioners' opinions on the role of radiology in patients with low back pain.
J P Owen
,
G Rutt
,
M J Keir
,
H Spencer
,
D Richardson
,
A Richardson
and
C Barclay
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
98-101.
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General practice consultation patterns before and after intentional overdose: a matched control study.
D Gorman
and
G Masterton
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
102-105.
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Do general practitioners and health visitors like 'parent held' child health records?
A MacFarlane
and
K Saffin
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
106-108.
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Infection control procedures among New Zealand general practitioners: changes since the emergence of HIV infection.
J Chetwynd
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
109-111.
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Prevalence of iron deficiency in rural pre-school children in Northern Ireland.
G A Grant
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
112-113.
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A review of the factors associated with patient compliance and the taking of prescribed medicines.
S Griffith
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
114-116.
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Resources, the family and voluntary euthanasia.
M R Bliss
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
117-122.
Letter
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Open access to spirometry with chest x-ray.
E C Smith
,
D Smith
,
A H Kendrick
and
G Laszlo
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
123.
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Exotic disease in a traveller? A case of leptospirosis.
A D Green
and
W Busuttil
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
123-124.
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Pneumatic otoscopy and tympanometry.
G D Barr
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
124.
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Characteristics of long-term benzodiazepine users.
A J McColl
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
124-125.
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General practice in the 1840s.
B N Nathan
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
126-127.
Letters
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Health checks for infrequent attenders
Karen Griffiths
and
David Corbett
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
125.
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Efficient use of time in general practice
C J Packham
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
125.
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Efficient use of time in general practice
John L Struthers
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
125.
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Comparing trainer and trainee referral rates
Andrew M Wood
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
125-126.
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Introduction to psychosexual medicine
Judy A Gilley
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
126.
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Introduction to psychosexual medicine
A M Stainer-Smith
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
126.
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Academic general practice
John D Holden
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
126.
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British Diabetic Association educational holidays
Martyn G Thomas
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
127.
Articles
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Infectious diseases update: AIDS
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
127-128.
Book Review
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RESEARCH IN GENERAL PRACTICE
I M Stanley
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
129.
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FAMILY PROBLEMS
Jack Norell
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
129.
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HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY
Angus Hoppe
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
129-130.
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RESEARCH METHODS IN PSYCHIATRY
Alastair F Wright
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
130.
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FOLLIES AND FALLACIES IN MEDICINE
Graham Buckley
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(332):
130.
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