Index by author

August 1990; Volume 40,Issue 337

A

  1. Alexander, D A

    1. Psychological intervention for victims and helpers after disasters.
      D A Alexander
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 345-348.

B

  1. Birt, C A

    1. Establishment of primary health care in Vietnam.
      C A Birt
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 341-344.

  2. Black, D

    1. Health promotion under the new contract.
      P Hanlon, F Toal and D Black
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 349.

  3. Burton, R

    1. 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.

D

  1. D'Souza, M

    1. Is the prevalence of atopy increasing?
      B Sibbald, E Rink and M D'Souza
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 338-340.

E

  1. Ellis, M F

    1. A simple ophthalmic diagnostic aid.
      M F Ellis
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 349.

F

  1. Fraser, D M

    1. 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.

  2. Freeling, Paul

    1. DYSTHMYIC DISORDER
      Paul Freeling
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 355.

G

  1. Grant, J

    1. 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.

  2. Griffiths, W E

    1. The inflammatory cervical cancer
      W E Griffiths
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 352.

H

  1. Hanlon, P

    1. Health promotion under the new contract.
      P Hanlon, F Toal and D Black
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 349.

  2. Hayden, Jacky

    1. MANAGING TO BE A BETTER DOCTOR
      Jacky Hayden
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 354.

  3. Hodgson, E S

    1. Zoonoses--a suitable case for research?
      E S Hodgson
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 314-316.

  4. Hull, Robin

    1. THIS IDLE TRADE
      Robin Hull
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 355.

J

  1. John, R H

    1. What makes patients consult?
      R H John and S E Lydeard
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 351-352.

  2. Jolleys, J V

    1. 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.

K

  1. Kanis, John A

    1. OSTEOPOROSIS 1990
      John A Kanis
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 355-356.

L

  1. Lagro-Janssen, T L

    1. 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.

  2. Langdon-Stokes, Mary

    1. Voluntary euthanasia
      Mary Langdon-Stokes
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 351.

  3. Liddell, R

    1. 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.

  4. Livingstone, David

    1. Race, ethnicity and general practice
      David Livingstone
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 353.

  5. Lydeard, S E

    1. What makes patients consult?
      R H John and S E Lydeard
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 351-352.

M

  1. Murfin, D

    1. Medical sickness certification: why not review the role of the general practitioner?
      D Murfin
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 313-314.

P

  1. Pell, A C

    1. 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.

  2. Phillipson, Angela

    1. THE MENOPAUSE
      Angela Phillipson
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 355.

  3. Pitts, J

    1. Action thresholds.
      J Pitts and M Whitby
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 350-351.

  4. Pringle, Mike

    1. GP BUDGET HOLDING IN THE UK
      Mike Pringle
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 354.

R

  1. Rawles, J

    1. 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.

  2. Rink, E

    1. Is the prevalence of atopy increasing?
      B Sibbald, E Rink and M D'Souza
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 338-340.

S

  1. Sagar, G

    1. The telephone--an under-used instrument?
      G Sagar
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 349-350.

  2. Samuel, Oliver

    1. MANAGING ANXIETY
      Oliver Samuel
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 354.

  3. Savage, W

    1. 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.

  4. Sibbald, B

    1. Is the prevalence of atopy increasing?
      B Sibbald, E Rink and M D'Souza
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 338-340.

  5. Skrine, R

    1. Introduction to psychosexual medicine.
      R Skrine
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 353.

  6. Smits, A J

    1. 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.

  7. Stewart, M J

    1. 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.

  8. Stuart, P C

    1. 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.

T

  1. Toal, F

    1. Health promotion under the new contract.
      P Hanlon, F Toal and D Black
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 349.

  2. Tulloch, A J

    1. TRY FOR DRY
      A J Tulloch
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 355.

V

  1. Van Weel, C

    1. 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.

W

  1. Whitby, M

    1. Action thresholds.
      J Pitts and M Whitby
      British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (337): 350-351.
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