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Table of Contents
October 1992;
Volume 42,
Issue 363
Research Article
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Ambulatory blood pressure measurement in general practice.
J P Cox
,
K O'Malley
and
E O'Brien
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
402-403.
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Assessing the health care needs of populations--the general practitioner's contribution.
S J Gillam
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
404-405.
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Variation in coronary risk factors by social status: results from the Scottish Heart Health Study.
M C Shewry
,
W C Smith
,
M Woodward
and
H Tunstall-Pedoe
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
406-410.
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Hypercholesterolaemia: setting a Dutch national standard.
G Rutten
and
J van der Laan
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
411-414.
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General practice in Gloucestershire, Avon and Somerset: explaining variations in standards.
R Baker
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
415-418.
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Time between presentation and treatment of six common cancers: a study in Devon.
R V Jones
and
T A Dudgeon
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
419-422.
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Long term use of inert intrauterine contraceptive devices in 94 women in Israel.
L Dafni
,
A Tamir
,
T Spenser
and
S Spenser
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
423-425.
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Incidence and management of transient synovitis of the hip: a study in Dutch general practice.
A S Vijlbrief
,
M A Bruijnzeels
,
J C van der Wouden
and
L W van Suijlekom-Smit
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
426-428.
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Management of asthma in pre-school children.
T P McCarthy
and
W Lenney
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
429-434.
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Risk targeting in cervical screening: a new look at an old problem.
C E Wilkinson
,
T J Peters
,
I M Harvey
and
N C Stott
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
435-438.
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X-rays and pregnant women: a case report.
S Edoman
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
440.
Letter
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Education in cancer prevention for GPs.
L Deliens
,
F van Muilwijk
,
W Betz
and
F Louckx
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
439.
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Three-yearly patient health checks.
D J Hindmarsh
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
439-440.
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Strangulated umbilical hernia in a child.
V Rudran
and
R Jones
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
440-441.
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General practice and drug misuse.
B A Kidd
and
G E Ralston
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
441.
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General practice and drug misuse.
M Birtwistle
and
M Ottridge
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
442.
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Outcome in smoking cessation.
S A Cooper
and
A Mlynik-Szmid
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
444.
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Treatment of non-melanoma skin cancers.
M M Sundle
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
444.
Letters
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General practice and drug misuse
H M Campbell
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
441-442.
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Patient-centred doctors
P Kinnersley
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
442.
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The importance of the generalist
Jack Norell
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
442-443.
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Health promotion: time for a new philosophy?
Domhnall MacAuley
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
443.
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Continuing medical education
K G Harding
,
P Owen
and
L Allery
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
443.
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Membership of the RCGP by assessment
R L Valance
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
443-444.
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GPs and work in the third world
S Murray
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
444.
Book Review
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ABC OF ANTENATAL CARE
Jamie Bahrami
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
445.
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THE LONGEST ART
Peter Stott
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
445.
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PREVENTING MENTAL ILLNESS IN PRACTICE
Michael King
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
445-446.
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GUIDELINES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF HYPERLIPIDAEMIA IN GENERAL PRACTICE
James McCormick
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
446.
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BUILDING FOR HEALTH: A PREMISES MANUAL FOR GENERAL PRACTICE
Richard A Horne
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
447.
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HANDBOOK OF PRACTICE NURSING
Brian McKinstry
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
447.
Book and Video Review
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GUIDELINES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF HYPERLIPIDAEMIA IN GENERAL PRACTICE
Colin Waine
and
Barry Lewis
British Journal of General Practice
1992;
42
(363):
446.
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