Index by author

November 1991; Volume 41,Issue 352

A

  1. Agass, M

    1. Outcome of general practitioner referrals to specialist outpatient clinics for back pain.
      A Coulter, J Bradlow, C Martin-Bates, M Agass and A Tulloch
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 450-453.

  2. Arya, D K

    1. Chronic fatigue syndrome.
      D K Arya
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 480.

B

  1. Bellantuono, C

    1. Provision of mental health care in general practice in Italy.
      M Tansella and C Bellantuono
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 468-471.

  2. Bengtsson, C

    1. How well do nurse-run telephone consultations and consultations in the surgery agree? Experience in Swedish primary health care.
      B Marklund, P Koritz, E Bjorkander and C Bengtsson
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 462-465.

  3. Binder, A I

    1. Value of written health information in the general practice setting.
      L H Collings, L C Pike, A I Binder, M E McClymont and S T Knight
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 466-467.

  4. Bjorkander, E

    1. How well do nurse-run telephone consultations and consultations in the surgery agree? Experience in Swedish primary health care.
      B Marklund, P Koritz, E Bjorkander and C Bengtsson
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 462-465.

  5. Black, A

    1. Increased demands on services as a result of screening elderly people.
      D Hindmarsh and A Black
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 478.

  6. Bradlow, J

    1. Outcome of general practitioner referrals to specialist outpatient clinics for back pain.
      A Coulter, J Bradlow, C Martin-Bates, M Agass and A Tulloch
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 450-453.

C

  1. Calder, B D

    1. POST-VIRAL FATIGUE SYNDROME
      B D Calder
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 482-483.

  2. Collings, L H

    1. Value of written health information in the general practice setting.
      L H Collings, L C Pike, A I Binder, M E McClymont and S T Knight
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 466-467.

  3. Coulter, A

    1. Outcome of general practitioner referrals to specialist outpatient clinics for back pain.
      A Coulter, J Bradlow, C Martin-Bates, M Agass and A Tulloch
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 450-453.

  4. Crawford, R

    1. Acute laryngeal oedema following self-medication with Chloraseptic.
      C Moulton and R Crawford
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 475.

D

  1. Debruyne, F M

    1. Controlled trial of pelvic floor exercises in the treatment of urinary stress incontinence in general practice.
      T L Lagro-Janssen, F M Debruyne, A J Smits and C van Weel
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 445-449.

  2. Devereux, T A

    1. Factors leading to the reporting of 'functional' somatic symptoms by general practice attenders.
      D B Mumford, T A Devereux, P J Maddy and J V Johnston
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 454-458.

  3. Dowden, J S

    1. Fellowship of the RCGP
      J S Dowden
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 481.

F

  1. Freeman, George

    1. THE PSYCHOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF INSOMNIA
      George Freeman
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 483.

G

  1. Gallivan, S

    1. Assessment of elderly people in general practice. 3. Confiding relationships.
      S Iliffe, A Haines, A Stein and S Gallivan
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 459-461.

  2. Gask, L

    1. Primary care psychiatry.
      L Gask and D Hannay
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 481.

  3. Goudsmit, E M

    1. Chronic fatigue syndrome.
      E M Goudsmit, A Macintyre and M Sullivan
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 479-480.

  4. Gray, Denis Pereira

    1. RCGP photographs
      Denis Pereira Gray
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 481.

  5. Gregory, D A

    1. Organizing medical aid for the Soviet Union
      D A Gregory
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 481.

H

  1. Haines, A

    1. Assessment of elderly people in general practice. 3. Confiding relationships.
      S Iliffe, A Haines, A Stein and S Gallivan
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 459-461.

  2. Hamilton, G T

    1. Percentage body fat as a predictor of raised cholesterol level.
      G T Hamilton
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 478.

  3. Hannay, D

    1. Primary care psychiatry.
      L Gask and D Hannay
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 481.

  4. Heatley, P T

    1. Analysis of general practice consultation rates among Asian patients.
      P T Heatley and R Y Yip
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 476.

  5. Hindmarsh, D

    1. Increased demands on services as a result of screening elderly people.
      D Hindmarsh and A Black
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 478.

I

  1. Iliffe, S

    1. Assessment of elderly people in general practice. 3. Confiding relationships.
      S Iliffe, A Haines, A Stein and S Gallivan
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 459-461.

J

  1. Johnston, J V

    1. Factors leading to the reporting of 'functional' somatic symptoms by general practice attenders.
      D B Mumford, T A Devereux, P J Maddy and J V Johnston
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 454-458.

  2. Jolleys, Jacqueline V

    1. CONTINENCE PROMOTION IN GENERAL PRACTICE
      Jacqueline V Jolleys
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 482.

K

  1. Kinmonth, Ann-Louise

    1. DIABETES
      Ann-Louise Kinmonth
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 483.

  2. Knight, S T

    1. Value of written health information in the general practice setting.
      L H Collings, L C Pike, A I Binder, M E McClymont and S T Knight
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 466-467.

  3. Koritz, P

    1. How well do nurse-run telephone consultations and consultations in the surgery agree? Experience in Swedish primary health care.
      B Marklund, P Koritz, E Bjorkander and C Bengtsson
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 462-465.

L

  1. Lagro-Janssen, T L

    1. Controlled trial of pelvic floor exercises in the treatment of urinary stress incontinence in general practice.
      T L Lagro-Janssen, F M Debruyne, A J Smits and C van Weel
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 445-449.

M

  1. Macintyre, A

    1. Chronic fatigue syndrome.
      E M Goudsmit, A Macintyre and M Sullivan
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 479-480.

  2. Maddy, P J

    1. Factors leading to the reporting of 'functional' somatic symptoms by general practice attenders.
      D B Mumford, T A Devereux, P J Maddy and J V Johnston
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 454-458.

  3. Mahmood, T

    1. Diagnosis and treatment of acute myocardial infarction.
      T Mahmood
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 477-478.

  4. Marklund, B

    1. How well do nurse-run telephone consultations and consultations in the surgery agree? Experience in Swedish primary health care.
      B Marklund, P Koritz, E Bjorkander and C Bengtsson
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 462-465.

  5. Martin-Bates, C

    1. Outcome of general practitioner referrals to specialist outpatient clinics for back pain.
      A Coulter, J Bradlow, C Martin-Bates, M Agass and A Tulloch
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 450-453.

  6. McClymont, M E

    1. Value of written health information in the general practice setting.
      L H Collings, L C Pike, A I Binder, M E McClymont and S T Knight
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 466-467.

  7. Moulton, C

    1. Acute laryngeal oedema following self-medication with Chloraseptic.
      C Moulton and R Crawford
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 475.

  8. Mumford, D B

    1. Factors leading to the reporting of 'functional' somatic symptoms by general practice attenders.
      D B Mumford, T A Devereux, P J Maddy and J V Johnston
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 454-458.

O

  1. Oakeshott, P

    1. Sodium valproate, carbamazepine and spina bifida.
      P Oakeshott
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 478-479.

P

  1. Philipp, Robin

    1. HAZARDOUS WASTE AND HUMAN HEALTH
      Robin Philipp
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 482.

  2. Pike, L C

    1. Value of written health information in the general practice setting.
      L H Collings, L C Pike, A I Binder, M E McClymont and S T Knight
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 466-467.

  3. Plummer, W P

    1. Chronic fatigue syndrome.
      W P Plummer
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 480.

  4. Pringle, M

    1. General practice in Italy.
      M Pringle
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 472-474.

R

  1. Rayani, A

    1. Side effects of influenza vaccination.
      T Robinson and A Rayani
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 476.

  2. Robinson, T

    1. Side effects of influenza vaccination.
      T Robinson and A Rayani
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 476.

S

  1. Smits, A J

    1. Controlled trial of pelvic floor exercises in the treatment of urinary stress incontinence in general practice.
      T L Lagro-Janssen, F M Debruyne, A J Smits and C van Weel
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 445-449.

  2. Snowise, N G

    1. GPs' response to request for information
      N G Snowise
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 481.

  3. Stein, A

    1. Assessment of elderly people in general practice. 3. Confiding relationships.
      S Iliffe, A Haines, A Stein and S Gallivan
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 459-461.

  4. Sullivan, M

    1. Chronic fatigue syndrome.
      E M Goudsmit, A Macintyre and M Sullivan
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 479-480.

T

  1. Tansella, M

    1. Provision of mental health care in general practice in Italy.
      M Tansella and C Bellantuono
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 468-471.

  2. Tulloch, A

    1. Outcome of general practitioner referrals to specialist outpatient clinics for back pain.
      A Coulter, J Bradlow, C Martin-Bates, M Agass and A Tulloch
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 450-453.

V

  1. van Weel, C

    1. Controlled trial of pelvic floor exercises in the treatment of urinary stress incontinence in general practice.
      T L Lagro-Janssen, F M Debruyne, A J Smits and C van Weel
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 445-449.

W

  1. Waine, C

    1. Royal College of General Practitioners' 40th anniversary: taking stock and looking forward.
      C Waine
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 442-443.

  2. Weston, C

    1. Delay in admitting patients with chest pain.
      C Weston
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 476-477.

  3. Wright, Alastair F

    1. Reflecting primary care in the new Europe
      Alastair F Wright
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 443-444.

Y

  1. Yip, R Y

    1. Analysis of general practice consultation rates among Asian patients.
      P T Heatley and R Y Yip
      British Journal of General Practice 1991; 41 (352): 476.
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November 1991
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