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Research Article

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  The management of suspected urinary tract infection in general practice.

  D Brooks

  British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (339): 399-401.
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  General practice training in the hospital.

  W M Styles

  British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (339): 401-402.
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  Validation of a method for the rapid diagnosis of urinary tract infection suitable for use in general practice.

  C Hiscoke, H Yoxall, D Greig and N F Lightfoot

  British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (339): 403-405.
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  A study of microscopical and chemical tests for the rapid diagnosis of urinary tract infections in general practice.

  R K Ditchburn and J S Ditchburn

  British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (339): 406-408.
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  An evaluation of the hospital component of general practice vocational training.

  K Kearley

  British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (339): 409-414.
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  Acceptability of oxygen concentrators: the patient's view.

  J P Dilworth, C M Higgs, P A Jones and R J White

  British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (339): 415-417.
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  Hyperlipidaemia in general practice: three year follow up of an opportunistic screening project.

  J I Mann, B Morgan, M Ball, D Mant, L Jones and I Robertson

  British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (339): 418-422.
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  Experiences of patients with false positive results from colorectal cancer screening.

  D Mant, R Fitzpatrick, A Hogg, A Fuller, A Farmer, J Verne and J Northover

  British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (339): 423-425.
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  Do our patients receive maximum benefit from preventive care? A North American perspective.

  W W Rosser and H Lamberts

  British Journal of General Practice 1990; 40 (339): 426-429.