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Table of Contents
August 1992;
Volume 42,
Issue 361
Research Article
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Management of patients with schizophrenia in general practice.
M B King
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
310-311.
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Desktop laboratory technology for general practice.
G K Freeman
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
311-312.
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Why do patients consult the general practitioner? Determinants of their decision.
A van de Kar
,
A Knottnerus
,
R Meertens
,
V Dubois
and
G Kok
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
313-316.
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Comparison of the use of four desktop analysers in six urban general practices.
F D Hobbs
,
P M Broughton
,
J E Kenkre
,
G H Thorpe
and
A Batki
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
317-321.
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Attitudes to community psychiatry among urban and rural general practitioners.
S A Stansfeld
,
C A Leek
,
W Travers
and
T Turner
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
322-325.
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Study of patients who chose private health care for treatment.
J Higgins
and
R Wiles
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
326-329.
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Diagnostic yield from barium enemas: a study among patients referred by general practitioners and hospital outpatient departments.
J M Wafula
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
330-332.
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Audit and academic departments of general practice: a survey in the United Kingdom and Eire.
J A Spencer
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
333-335.
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Abnormal cervical smear test results: old dilemmas and new directions.
C Wilkinson
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
336-339.
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Paternalism and the doctor-patient relationship in general practice.
B McKinstry
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
340-342.
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The College in my faculty.
T Davies
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
343-345.
Letter
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Cancer scare in general practice.
A Håkansson
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
346.
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Nitrite test for bacteriuria detection.
J Cooper
,
A Raeburn
,
J M Hamilton-Miller
and
W Brumfitt
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
346-347.
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Computer generated discharge summaries.
J Gibson
,
C D Evans
,
M Williams
and
T Jones
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
347-348.
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GP referrals for x-ray examination.
J Williams
and
P Oakeshott
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
348.
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General practice research.
A David
and
H Cope
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
348.
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Telephone consultations.
K Stainer
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
348-349.
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Admission times for patients with myocardial infarct.
M J Wilkinson
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
349.
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Differential diagnosis of otitis media and externa.
J Price
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
349.
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GP working style and patient health status.
J T Hart
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
349.
Letters
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A4 medical records
J J C Cormack
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
347.
Book Review
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PATIENT INFORMATION IN MEDICINE
R J Taylor
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
350.
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CERVICAL SCREENING
Mary Pierce
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
350.
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A CONCISE GUIDE TO THE CHILDREN ACT 1989
Geoff Roberts
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(361):
350.
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