Skip to main content
Main menu
HOME
ONLINE FIRST
CURRENT ISSUE
ALL ISSUES
AUTHORS & REVIEWERS
SUBSCRIBE
CONFERENCE
MORE
About BJGP
Advertising
eLetters
Alerts
BJGP LIFE
Video
Audio
Librarian information
Resilience
COVID-19 Clinical Solutions
RCGP
BJGP for RCGP members
BJGP Open
RCGP eLearning
InnovAIT Journal
Jobs and careers
User menu
Subscriptions
Alerts
Log in
Search
Search for this keyword
Advanced search
Intended for Healthcare Professionals
RCGP
BJGP for RCGP members
BJGP Open
RCGP eLearning
InnovAIT Journal
Jobs and careers
Subscriptions
Alerts
Log in
Follow bjgp on X
Visit bjgp on Facebook
Blog
Listen to BJGP podcast
Subscribe BJGP on YouTube
Intended for Healthcare Professionals
Search for this keyword
Advanced Search
HOME
ONLINE FIRST
CURRENT ISSUE
ALL ISSUES
AUTHORS & REVIEWERS
SUBSCRIBE
CONFERENCE
MORE
About BJGP
Advertising
eLetters
Alerts
BJGP LIFE
Video
Audio
Librarian information
Resilience
COVID-19 Clinical Solutions
Table of Contents
September 1991;
Volume 41,
Issue 350
Research Article
You have access
Preventive care of elderly people: how good is our training?
A J Tulloch
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
354-355.
You have access
Medical practice and the double-blind, randomized controlled trial.
B G Charlton
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
355-356.
You have access
Link between the ability to detect and manage emotional disorders: a study of general practitioner trainees.
T Millar
and
D P Goldberg
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
357-359.
You have access
Experience of using rating scales for the assessment of vocational trainees in general practice.
F Difford
and
R C Hughes
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
360-364.
You have access
Discriminating ability of the erythrocyte sedimentation rate: a prospective study in general practice.
G J Dinant
,
J A Knottnerus
and
J W Van Wersch
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
365-370.
You have access
Mothers' concepts of normality, behavioural change and illness in their children.
S Irvine
and
S Cunningham-Burley
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
371-374.
You have access
Incidence of toxoplasmosis in patients with glandular fever and in healthy blood donors.
J D Johnson
and
R E Holliman
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
375-376.
You have access
Does nose blowing improve hearing in serous otitis? A community study.
M Heaf
,
S Hutchings
and
K Bunch
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
377-379.
You have access
The General Practice Research Club.
R Jones
,
J Wilmot
and
J Fry
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
380-381.
You have access
Screening elderly people: a review of the literature in the light of the new general practitioner contract.
E R Perkins
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
382-385.
Letter
You have access
Patient satisfaction; a cause for concern.
I J Johnson
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
386.
You have access
Home artificial nutritional support.
G P Rubin
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
386-387.
You have access
Salmeterol therapy in mild asthma.
M E Hyland
and
K P Jones
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
387.
You have access
Asthma care in general practice.
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
387-388.
You have access
Quality or inequality in health care?
J A Main
and
P G Main
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
388.
You have access
Hospice care.
J D Sinson
and
G Corcoran
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
388.
You have access
Factors influencing prescribing habits.
R D Walker
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
388-389.
You have access
Patient participation.
A Thomas
and
B Bytheway
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
389.
You have access
Patient education and attendance rates.
G H Jenkins
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
389.
You have access
Sampling endocervical cells on cervical smears.
P Curtis
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
389.
You have access
Breast cancer screening.
P Skrabanek
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
389-390.
You have access
Opportunistic screening.
J W Baker
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
390.
You have access
The screening process.
P Last
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
390.
You have access
The 'single' doctor.
A N Allan
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
391.
Letters
You have access
Asthma care in general practice
John L Struthers
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
387.
You have access
Predicting future RCGP membership
David E Murfin
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
391.
You have access
Information on accommodation for the elderly
D J Pereira Gray
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
391.
You have access
PGEA accreditation fees
Leire Young Principals Group
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
391.
Book Review
You have access
CONTROVERSIES IN THERAPEUTICS
Nicholas Bradley
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
393.
You have access
THE ART OF GENERAL PRACTICE
Conrad M Harris
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
393.
You have access
ABC OF MAJOR TRAUMA
Bruce Lervy
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
393-394.
You have access
GP REFERRALS TO HOSPITAL
Mike Pringle
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
394.
You have access
BREAST CANCER
Robin Pugsley
British Journal of General Practice
1991;
41
(350):
394.
Back to top
Previous
Next
In this issue
British Journal of General Practice
Vol. 41
,
Issue 350
September 1991
Table of Contents
Cover (PDF)
Index by author
Advertising (PDF)
Search for this keyword
Alert me to new issues
eLetters
Most Cited
Most Read
Book review: Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines
Breast cancer risk of HRT/MHT
Medication after e-consults
Is the digital rectal exam any good as a prostate cancer screening test?
The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines
Jump to
Research Article
Letter
Letters
Book Review
Intended for Healthcare Professionals
Tweets by @BJGPjournal
