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Table of Contents
February 1991;
Volume 41,
Issue 343
Research Article
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The family history and the family doctor.
P Tomson
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
45-46.
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Long to short consultation ratio: a proxy measure of quality of care for general practice.
J G Howie
,
A M Porter
,
D J Heaney
and
J L Hopton
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
48-54.
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Relationship between personality and premenstrual symptoms: a study in five general practices.
R J Taylor
,
I D Fordyce
and
D A Alexander
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
55-57.
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Development and randomized controlled trial of a booklet of advice for parents.
T P Usherwood
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
58-62.
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Calculation of the underprivileged area score for a practice in inner London.
H D Chase
and
P R Davies
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
63-66.
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Use of regression analysis to explain the variation in prescribing rates and costs between family practitioner committees.
D P Forster
and
C E Frost
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
67-71.
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Use of nursing and social services by elderly patients discharged from hospital.
E I Williams
and
F Fitton
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
72-75.
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James Mackenzie lecture 1990. General practice, the NHS review and social deprivation.
B Jarman
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
76-79.
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Human parvovirus (B19) infection.
S M Hall
and
A P McCandlish
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
86.
Editorials
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Editorial freedom
E Graham Buckley
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
46-47.
Letter
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Screening for glaucoma in general practice.
M Lewis
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
80.
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Hearing aid prescription in general practice.
V E Newton
,
S D Stephens
and
V F Hillier
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
80-81.
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Cancer of the testicle: an educational problem.
L Pendered
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
81.
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Victims of violence--a health promotion clinic.
S Cembrowicz
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
81-82.
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Home remedy for dysuria.
S Peltz
and
S Hashmi
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
82.
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Can infertility treatment cause infertility?
J Gillies
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
82.
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Somatic presentation of psychiatric disturbance.
D B Mumford
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
84.
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Professional relationships between general practitioners and pharmacists in health centres.
P Thomas
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
84-85.
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Postnatal depression.
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
85.
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Effects of the new contract.
J R Manton
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
85-86.
Letters
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Patients' newsletter
Peter Godfrey
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
84.
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Postnatal depression
V Hartley-Brewer
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
85.
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Ecchymosis hominis circulare
Alan Gilmour
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
86.
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Ecchymosis hominis circulare
Cyril Josephs
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
86.
Book Review
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HOSPICE AND PALLIATIVE CARE
Ilora Finlay
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
87.
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THE GREENING OF MEDICINE
Martin Barker
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
87.
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THE CHILD SURVEILLANCE HANDBOOK
John E Handley
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
87-88.
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THE FORGOTTEN PEOPLE
Katy Gardner
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
88.
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CHILD PSYCHIATRY AND THE LAW
Angela Douglas
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(343):
88.
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