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Table of Contents
April 1990;
Volume 40,
Issue 333
Research Article
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The patient as consumer.
A V Campbell
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
131-132.
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The future for practice nurses.
G Robinson
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
132-133.
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Attitudes to risk taking in medical decision making among British, Dutch and Belgian general practitioners.
R Grol
,
M Whitfield
,
J De Maeseneer
and
H Mokkink
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
134-136.
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Preliminary trial of the effect of general practice based nutritional advice.
J A Baron
,
R Gleason
,
B Crowe
and
J I Mann
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
137-141.
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Should asymptomatic patients be tested for Chlamydia trachomatis in general practice?
H Buhaug
,
F E Skjeldestad
,
L E Halvorsen
and
A Dalen
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
142-145.
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How well do general practitioners manage urinary problems in children? South Bedfordshire Practitioners' Group.
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
146-149.
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Accident and emergency attendance rates: variation among patients from different general practices.
C M McKee
,
D N Gleadhill
and
J D Watson
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
150-153.
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HIV infection and AIDS in England and Wales: general practitioners' workload and contact with patients.
M Gallagher
,
C Foy
,
T Rhodes
,
P Philips
,
J Setters
,
M Moore
,
S Naji
,
C Donaldson
and
J Bond
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
154-157.
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Knowledge of HIV infection and AIDS, and attitudes to testing and counselling among general practitioners in Northern Ireland.
J S Boyd
,
S Kerr
,
R D Maw
,
E A Finnighan
and
P K Kilbane
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
158-160.
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Review of the epidemiology of sudden infant death syndrome and its relationship to temperature regulation.
A L Kinmonth
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
161-163.
Letter
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Apparently 'sterile' pyuria in children.
R Maskell
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
165-166.
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Patient self management of asthma.
S A Hayward
and
M Levy
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
166.
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Provision of hearing aids in the community.
M N Bunn
and
D J Premachandra
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
166-167.
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Computers in general practice: patients' views.
P J Tooley
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
167.
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Time availability in the consultation.
S Grieve
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
167-168.
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No endocervical cells: an update.
M F McGhee
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
168.
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Lyme disease.
A G Baird
,
J C Gillies
,
F J Bone
and
B A Dale
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
168.
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Age-band prevalence rates of long-term benzodiazepine users.
R J Simpson
,
K G Power
and
V Swanson
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
168-169.
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Traveller gypsies.
G Feder
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
169.
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Referrals by optometrists to general practitioners.
M R Lewis
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
169.
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Near patient testing is within reach.
B Lawrie
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
169-170.
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Myalgic encephalomyelitis.
S Powell
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
170.
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Medical Association of South Africa.
M Levy
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
170.
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Budget holding.
A J Sykes
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
170.
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MRCGP examination.
P Tombleson
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
170.
Articles
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Digest
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
171-172.
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Infectious diseases update
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
172.
Book Review
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USER SURVEYS OF GENERAL PRACTICE
Graham Buckley
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
173.
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LIVING AND WORKING WITH HIV
Maryan Pye
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
173.
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RESPONDING TO THE AIDS CHALLENGE
David R Hannay
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
173-174.
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TEAMWORK IN PALLIATIVE CARE
Derek Doyle
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(333):
174.
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