Index by author

April 1992; Volume 42,Issue 357

A

  1. Ahmad, R A

    1. Patients with suspected myocardial infarction: effect of mode of referral on admission time to a coronary care unit.
      R A Ahmad, S Bond, J Burke, S P Singh and R D Watson
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 145-147.

B

  1. Belcher, J

    1. Self-reported health care over the past 10 years: a survey of general practitioners.
      R Chambers and J Belcher
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 153-156.

  2. Bloom, Victor

    1. REATTRIBUTION: LINKING SOMATIC SYMPTOMS TO PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS
      Victor Bloom
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 174.

  3. Boggon, D G

    1. GPs and optometrists.
      D G Boggon
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 169.

  4. Bond, S

    1. Patients with suspected myocardial infarction: effect of mode of referral on admission time to a coronary care unit.
      R A Ahmad, S Bond, J Burke, S P Singh and R D Watson
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 145-147.

  5. Bridgman, G

    1. False contraindications to childhood immunization.
      J Kinder, L Teare, M Rao, G Bridgman and A Kurian
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 160-161.

  6. Burke, J

    1. Patients with suspected myocardial infarction: effect of mode of referral on admission time to a coronary care unit.
      R A Ahmad, S Bond, J Burke, S P Singh and R D Watson
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 145-147.

C

  1. Campbell, L M

    1. Characteristics of general practitioners who are high attenders at educational meetings.
      T S Murray, G S Dyker and L M Campbell
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 157-159.

  2. Chambers, R

    1. Self-reported health care over the past 10 years: a survey of general practitioners.
      R Chambers and J Belcher
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 153-156.

  3. Coni, N

    1. Prevalence of lower extremity arterial disease among elderly people in the community.
      N Coni, B Tennison and M Troup
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 149-152.

  4. Cooney, K D

    1. Consulting habits of temporary residents.
      K D Cooney and J Partridge
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 169.

  5. Coope, J

    1. Clinic for the prevention of osteoporosis.
      J Coope and J Marsh
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 170.

D

  1. Dyker, G S

    1. Characteristics of general practitioners who are high attenders at educational meetings.
      T S Murray, G S Dyker and L M Campbell
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 157-159.

E

  1. el Gamel, A

    1. Private health care in the USA.
      A el Gamel
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 172.

G

  1. Gilliland, Andrew

    1. AFTER THE ASYLUMS
      Andrew Gilliland
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 173-174.

H

  1. Haines, A

    1. Confiding relationships in elderly people.
      S Iliffe and A Haines
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 171-172.

  2. Herman, J

    1. Do therapeutic interventions stand the test of time?
      J Herman
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 139-140.

  3. Huygen, F J

    1. Relationship between the working styles of general practitioners and the health status of their patients.
      F J Huygen, H G Mokkink, A J Smits, J A van Son, W A Meyboom and J T van Eyk
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 141-144.

I

  1. Iliffe, S

    1. Confiding relationships in elderly people.
      S Iliffe and A Haines
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 171-172.

K

  1. Kawane, H

    1. Peak flow meters.
      H Kawane, R Soejima and K Kojima
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 168.

  2. Kinder, J

    1. False contraindications to childhood immunization.
      J Kinder, L Teare, M Rao, G Bridgman and A Kurian
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 160-161.

  3. Kinmonth, A L

    1. 'Will you help me with my research?' Gaining access to primary care settings and subjects.
      E Murphy, N Spiegal and A L Kinmonth
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 162-165.

  4. Kojima, K

    1. Peak flow meters.
      H Kawane, R Soejima and K Kojima
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 168.

  5. Kurian, A

    1. False contraindications to childhood immunization.
      J Kinder, L Teare, M Rao, G Bridgman and A Kurian
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 160-161.

M

  1. Marsh, Geoffrey N

    1. Efficient care in general practice
      Geoffrey N Marsh
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 172.

  2. Marsh, J

    1. Clinic for the prevention of osteoporosis.
      J Coope and J Marsh
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 170.

  3. Maskell, R

    1. Antibacterial agents and urinary tract infection: a paradox.
      R Maskell
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 138-139.

  4. McCombe, A W

    1. GPs' diagnosis and management of the discharging ear.
      A W McCombe and J H Rogers
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 170-171.

  5. Meyboom, W A

    1. Relationship between the working styles of general practitioners and the health status of their patients.
      F J Huygen, H G Mokkink, A J Smits, J A van Son, W A Meyboom and J T van Eyk
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 141-144.

  6. Mokkink, H G

    1. Relationship between the working styles of general practitioners and the health status of their patients.
      F J Huygen, H G Mokkink, A J Smits, J A van Son, W A Meyboom and J T van Eyk
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 141-144.

  7. Morris, R

    1. Management of URTIs.
      R Morris, P Owen and B O'Shea
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 169-170.

  8. Murphy, E

    1. 'Will you help me with my research?' Gaining access to primary care settings and subjects.
      E Murphy, N Spiegal and A L Kinmonth
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 162-165.

  9. Murray, T S

    1. Characteristics of general practitioners who are high attenders at educational meetings.
      T S Murray, G S Dyker and L M Campbell
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 157-159.

N

  1. Norman, S

    1. Travelling for earlier surgical treatment.
      S Norman
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 172.

O

  1. O'Shea, B

    1. Management of URTIs.
      R Morris, P Owen and B O'Shea
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 169-170.

  2. Owen, P

    1. Management of URTIs.
      R Morris, P Owen and B O'Shea
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 169-170.

P

  1. Partridge, J

    1. Consulting habits of temporary residents.
      K D Cooney and J Partridge
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 169.

R

  1. Rao, M

    1. False contraindications to childhood immunization.
      J Kinder, L Teare, M Rao, G Bridgman and A Kurian
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 160-161.

  2. Reilly, P M

    1. DEVELOPING COMMUNICATION AND COUNSELLING SKILLS IN MEDICINE
      P M Reilly
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 173.

  3. Rogers, J H

    1. GPs' diagnosis and management of the discharging ear.
      A W McCombe and J H Rogers
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 170-171.

S

  1. Singh, S P

    1. Patients with suspected myocardial infarction: effect of mode of referral on admission time to a coronary care unit.
      R A Ahmad, S Bond, J Burke, S P Singh and R D Watson
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 145-147.

  2. Sinson, J D

    1. Vocational training.
      J D Sinson
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 171.

  3. Smits, A J

    1. Relationship between the working styles of general practitioners and the health status of their patients.
      F J Huygen, H G Mokkink, A J Smits, J A van Son, W A Meyboom and J T van Eyk
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 141-144.

  4. Soejima, R

    1. Peak flow meters.
      H Kawane, R Soejima and K Kojima
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 168.

  5. Spiegal, N

    1. 'Will you help me with my research?' Gaining access to primary care settings and subjects.
      E Murphy, N Spiegal and A L Kinmonth
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 162-165.

T

  1. Taffinder, A

    1. Triple therapy against Helicobacter pylori.
      A Taffinder and G Taffinder
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 168-169.

  2. Taffinder, G

    1. Triple therapy against Helicobacter pylori.
      A Taffinder and G Taffinder
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 168-169.

  3. Tamin, J

    1. Trainees' knowledge of AIDS and HIV.
      J Tamin
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 171.

  4. Teare, L

    1. False contraindications to childhood immunization.
      J Kinder, L Teare, M Rao, G Bridgman and A Kurian
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 160-161.

  5. Tennison, B

    1. Prevalence of lower extremity arterial disease among elderly people in the community.
      N Coni, B Tennison and M Troup
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 149-152.

  6. Troup, M

    1. Prevalence of lower extremity arterial disease among elderly people in the community.
      N Coni, B Tennison and M Troup
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 149-152.

V

  1. van Eyk, J T

    1. Relationship between the working styles of general practitioners and the health status of their patients.
      F J Huygen, H G Mokkink, A J Smits, J A van Son, W A Meyboom and J T van Eyk
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 141-144.

  2. van Son, J A

    1. Relationship between the working styles of general practitioners and the health status of their patients.
      F J Huygen, H G Mokkink, A J Smits, J A van Son, W A Meyboom and J T van Eyk
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 141-144.

  3. van Weel, C

    1. Forty years of the RCGP: a view from outside the British Isles.
      C van Weel
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 166-167.

W

  1. Watson, R D

    1. Patients with suspected myocardial infarction: effect of mode of referral on admission time to a coronary care unit.
      R A Ahmad, S Bond, J Burke, S P Singh and R D Watson
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 145-147.

  2. Williams, E Idris

    1. EPONYMISTS IN MEDICINE: ALZHEIMER AND THE DEMENTIAS
      E Idris Williams
      British Journal of General Practice 1992; 42 (357): 174.
Back to top

In this issue

British Journal of General Practice: 42 (357)
British Journal of General Practice
Vol. 42, Issue 357
April 1992
Alert me to new issues
Intended for Healthcare Professionals