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Table of Contents
August 1990;
Volume 40,
Issue 337
Research Article
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Medical sickness certification: why not review the role of the general practitioner?
D Murfin
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
313-314.
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Zoonoses--a suitable case for research?
E S Hodgson
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
314-316.
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The management of suspected myocardial infarction by Scottish general practitioners with access to community hospital beds.
R Liddell
,
J Grant
and
J Rawles
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
318-322.
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Home or hospital care for acute myocardial infarction? A survey of general practitioners' attitudes in the thrombolytic era.
A C Pell
,
P C Stuart
,
M J Stewart
and
D M Fraser
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
323-325.
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Knowledge and use of postcoital contraception: a survey among health professionals in Tower Hamlets.
R Burton
and
W Savage
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
326-330.
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Women with urinary incontinence: self-perceived worries and general practitioners' knowledge of problem.
T L Lagro-Janssen
,
A J Smits
and
C Van Weel
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
331-334.
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The reported prevalence of urinary symptoms in women in one rural general practice.
J V Jolleys
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
335-337.
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Is the prevalence of atopy increasing?
B Sibbald
,
E Rink
and
M D'Souza
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
338-340.
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Establishment of primary health care in Vietnam.
C A Birt
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
341-344.
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Psychological intervention for victims and helpers after disasters.
D A Alexander
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
345-348.
Letter
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Health promotion under the new contract.
P Hanlon
,
F Toal
and
D Black
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
349.
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A simple ophthalmic diagnostic aid.
M F Ellis
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
349.
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The telephone--an under-used instrument?
G Sagar
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
349-350.
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Action thresholds.
J Pitts
and
M Whitby
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
350-351.
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What makes patients consult?
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
351-352.
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The inflammatory cervical cancer.
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
352.
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Race, ethnicity and general practice.
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
352-353.
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Introduction to psychosexual medicine.
R Skrine
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
353.
Letters
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Voluntary euthanasia
Mary Langdon-Stokes
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
351.
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What makes patients consult?
R H John
and
S E Lydeard
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
351-352.
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The inflammatory cervical cancer
W E Griffiths
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
352.
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Race, ethnicity and general practice
David Livingstone
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
353.
Articles
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Infectious diseases update: AIDS
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
353.
Book Review
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MANAGING TO BE A BETTER DOCTOR
Jacky Hayden
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
354.
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GP BUDGET HOLDING IN THE UK
Mike Pringle
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
354.
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MANAGING ANXIETY
Oliver Samuel
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
354.
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DYSTHMYIC DISORDER
Paul Freeling
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
355.
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TRY FOR DRY
A J Tulloch
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
355.
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THIS IDLE TRADE
Robin Hull
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
355.
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THE MENOPAUSE
Angela Phillipson
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
355.
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OSTEOPOROSIS 1990
John A Kanis
British Journal of General Practice
1990;
40
(337):
355-356.
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