Index by author

January 1993; Volume 43,Issue 366

B

  1. Beaton, S

    1. Attitudes towards practice nurses--survey of a sample of general practitioners in England and Wales.
      G Robinson, S Beaton and P White
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 25-29.

  2. Bodani, H

    1. Comparison of peak flow meters.
      M Levy, H Bodani and J Pearson
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 36-37.

  3. Bowen, M

    1. Sex differences in morbidity in children.
      A Jones and M Bowen
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 35-36.

  4. Bowman, F M

    1. Psychiatric morbidity among children who are frequent attenders in general practice.
      F M Bowman and M E Garralda
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 6-9.

  5. Brown, G M

    1. Value of paediatric surveillance.
      G M Brown
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 39.

  6. Brown, J

    1. Diagnosis of hypertension.
      E D Cooke, C E Fleming, J Brown, P Turner and S J Wooding
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 34-35.

  7. Bullock, D G

    1. Comparison of the use of a dry chemistry analyser in primary care in Norway and the United Kingdom.
      G Thue, S Sandberg and D G Bullock
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 10-14.

C

  1. Campbell, L M

    1. Postgraduate education allowance: educational attainment of subscribers and non-subscribers to a centrally organized educational scheme.
      T S Murray, G S Dyker and L M Campbell
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 19-21.

  2. Campion, Peter

    1. INTERVIEWING THE SEXUALLY ABUSED CHILD
      Peter Campion
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 41.

  3. Carmichael, A E

    1. Yellow card reporting.
      H C Kelleher and A E Carmichael
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 35.

  4. Cooke, E D

    1. Diagnosis of hypertension.
      E D Cooke, C E Fleming, J Brown, P Turner and S J Wooding
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 34-35.

  5. Crispin, John R

    1. REGULATING BRITISH MEDICINE: THE GENERAL MEDICAL COUNCIL
      John R Crispin
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 41.

D

  1. de Melker, R A

    1. Evaluation of the diagnostic value of pneumatic otoscopy in primary care using the results of tympanometry as a reference standard.
      R A de Melker
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 22-24.

  2. Dyker, G S

    1. Postgraduate education allowance: educational attainment of subscribers and non-subscribers to a centrally organized educational scheme.
      T S Murray, G S Dyker and L M Campbell
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 19-21.

E

  1. Essex, B

    1. Mental health care.
      B Essex
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 37-38.

  2. Evans, P J

    1. Nitrite test for bacteriuria detection.
      P J Evans, B R Leaker, W R McNabb and R R Lewis
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 37.

F

  1. Fleming, C E

    1. Diagnosis of hypertension.
      E D Cooke, C E Fleming, J Brown, P Turner and S J Wooding
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 34-35.

  2. Fleming, D M

    1. THE TRANSMISSION OF EPIDEMIC INFLUENZA
      D M Fleming
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 42.

  3. Fogarty, B

    1. Cervical cytology.
      T R Moss, H J Oakley, B Fogarty and S D Riddington
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 38-39.

G

  1. Garralda, M E

    1. Psychiatric morbidity among children who are frequent attenders in general practice.
      F M Bowman and M E Garralda
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 6-9.

H

  1. Holden, J

    1. Mental health care.
      J Holden
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 37.

J

  1. Jones, A

    1. Sex differences in morbidity in children.
      A Jones and M Bowen
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 35-36.

K

  1. Kelleher, H C

    1. Yellow card reporting.
      H C Kelleher and A E Carmichael
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 35.

  2. Kendall, C

    1. Use of benzodiazepines.
      C Kendall
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 34.

  3. Kilpatrick, R

    1. Rationale behind the General Medical Council's proposed new procedure for the assessment of doctors' performance.
      R Kilpatrick
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 2-3.

L

  1. Leaker, B R

    1. Nitrite test for bacteriuria detection.
      P J Evans, B R Leaker, W R McNabb and R R Lewis
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 37.

  2. Levy, M

    1. Comparison of peak flow meters.
      M Levy, H Bodani and J Pearson
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 36-37.

  3. Lewis, R R

    1. Nitrite test for bacteriuria detection.
      P J Evans, B R Leaker, W R McNabb and R R Lewis
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 37.

M

  1. McNabb, W R

    1. Nitrite test for bacteriuria detection.
      P J Evans, B R Leaker, W R McNabb and R R Lewis
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 37.

  2. Moss, T R

    1. Cervical cytology.
      T R Moss, H J Oakley, B Fogarty and S D Riddington
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 38-39.

  3. Murray, T S

    1. Postgraduate education allowance: educational attainment of subscribers and non-subscribers to a centrally organized educational scheme.
      T S Murray, G S Dyker and L M Campbell
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 19-21.

O

  1. Oakley, H J

    1. Cervical cytology.
      T R Moss, H J Oakley, B Fogarty and S D Riddington
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 38-39.

P

  1. Paynton, D J

    1. Continuing medical education.
      D J Paynton
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 38.

  2. Pearson, J

    1. Comparison of peak flow meters.
      M Levy, H Bodani and J Pearson
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 36-37.

  3. Philipp, Robin

    1. HEALTH AND THE ENVIRONMENT
      Robin Philipp
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 41.

  4. Pringle, M

    1. Study of 500 patients attending an osteopathic practice.
      M Pringle and S Tyreman
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 15-18.

R

  1. Riddington, S D

    1. Cervical cytology.
      T R Moss, H J Oakley, B Fogarty and S D Riddington
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 38-39.

  2. Robinson, G

    1. Attitudes towards practice nurses--survey of a sample of general practitioners in England and Wales.
      G Robinson, S Beaton and P White
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 25-29.

S

  1. Sandberg, S

    1. Comparison of the use of a dry chemistry analyser in primary care in Norway and the United Kingdom.
      G Thue, S Sandberg and D G Bullock
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 10-14.

  2. Sims, A

    1. The scar that is more than skin deep: the stigma of depression.
      A Sims
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 30-31.

  3. Spalding, J A

    1. The doctor with an inherited defect of colour vision: effect on clinical skills.
      J A Spalding
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 32-33.

T

  1. Thue, G

    1. Comparison of the use of a dry chemistry analyser in primary care in Norway and the United Kingdom.
      G Thue, S Sandberg and D G Bullock
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 10-14.

  2. Turner, P

    1. Diagnosis of hypertension.
      E D Cooke, C E Fleming, J Brown, P Turner and S J Wooding
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 34-35.

  3. Tyreman, S

    1. Study of 500 patients attending an osteopathic practice.
      M Pringle and S Tyreman
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 15-18.

W

  1. White, P

    1. Attitudes towards practice nurses--survey of a sample of general practitioners in England and Wales.
      G Robinson, S Beaton and P White
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 25-29.

  2. Williams, R

    1. Psychiatric morbidity in children and adolescents: a suitable cause for concern.
      R Williams
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 3-4.

  3. Wooding, S J

    1. Diagnosis of hypertension.
      E D Cooke, C E Fleming, J Brown, P Turner and S J Wooding
      British Journal of General Practice 1993; 43 (366): 34-35.
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January 1993
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