Index by author

May 1994; Volume 44,Issue 382

B

  1. Barham, P M

    1. Attitudes of general practitioners in New Zealand to pharmaceutical representatives.
      A N Thomson, B J Craig and P M Barham
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 220-223.

  2. Bensing, J M

    1. Consultations for women's health problems: factors influencing women's choice of sex of general practitioner.
      A van den Brink-Muinen, D H de Bakker and J M Bensing
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 205-210.

  3. Birchall, A D

    1. Fundholding
      D G Black, A D Birchall, I M G Trimble and S O Fradd
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 236-237.

  4. Black, D G

    1. Fundholding
      D G Black, A D Birchall, I M G Trimble and S O Fradd
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 236-237.

  5. Broster, G

    1. Controlled trials in the evaluation of counselling in general practice.
      M King, G Broster, M Lloyd and J Horder
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 229-232.

C

  1. Calnan, M

    1. Involvement of the primary health care team in coronary heart disease prevention.
      M Calnan, S Cant, S Williams and A Killoran
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 224-228.

  2. Campbell, L M

    1. Trainee assessment
      L M Campbell and T S Murray
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 237.

  3. Cant, S

    1. Involvement of the primary health care team in coronary heart disease prevention.
      M Calnan, S Cant, S Williams and A Killoran
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 224-228.

  4. Cooke, S

    1. Registration health checks: inverse care in the inner city?
      C Griffiths, S Cooke and P Toon
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 201-204.

  5. Craddock, Dennis

    1. A DOCTOR IN THE WILDERNESS
      Dennis Craddock
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 238.

  6. Craig, B J

    1. Attitudes of general practitioners in New Zealand to pharmaceutical representatives.
      A N Thomson, B J Craig and P M Barham
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 220-223.

D

  1. Davis, Peter J M

    1. Consultants' health
      Peter J M Davis
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 235.

  2. de Bakker, D H

    1. Consultations for women's health problems: factors influencing women's choice of sex of general practitioner.
      A van den Brink-Muinen, D H de Bakker and J M Bensing
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 205-210.

  3. Dixon, Michael

    1. Fundholding
      Michael Dixon
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 237.

E

  1. Essex, B

    1. Evaluation of a rule base for decision making in general practice.
      B Essex and M Healy
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 211-213.

F

  1. Fradd, S O

    1. Fundholding
      D G Black, A D Birchall, I M G Trimble and S O Fradd
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 236-237.

G

  1. Griffiths, C

    1. Registration health checks: inverse care in the inner city?
      C Griffiths, S Cooke and P Toon
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 201-204.

H

  1. Hancock, F B

    1. Non-attenders for cervical screening.
      F B Hancock
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 234-235.

  2. Hannaford, P C

    1. Practice policies for responding to patients with chest pain.
      P C Hannaford and C Waine
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 195-196.

  3. Healy, M

    1. Evaluation of a rule base for decision making in general practice.
      B Essex and M Healy
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 211-213.

  4. Horder, J

    1. Controlled trials in the evaluation of counselling in general practice.
      M King, G Broster, M Lloyd and J Horder
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 229-232.

J

  1. Jenkins, G C

    1. Counselling in general practice.
      J Salinsky and G C Jenkins
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 194-195.

K

  1. Kerry, S M

    1. Randomized controlled trial of the effect of the Royal College of Radiologists' guidelines on general practitioners' referrals for radiographic examination.
      P Oakeshott, S M Kerry and J E Williams
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 197-200.

  2. Khayat, K

    1. Patient satisfaction surveys as a market research tool for general practices.
      K Khayat and B Salter
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 215-219.

  3. Killoran, A

    1. Involvement of the primary health care team in coronary heart disease prevention.
      M Calnan, S Cant, S Williams and A Killoran
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 224-228.

  4. King, M

    1. Controlled trials in the evaluation of counselling in general practice.
      M King, G Broster, M Lloyd and J Horder
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 229-232.

  5. Knox, James D E

    1. JUST A GP: a biography of Professor Sir Michael Drury
      James D E Knox
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 239.

L

  1. Lloyd, M

    1. Controlled trials in the evaluation of counselling in general practice.
      M King, G Broster, M Lloyd and J Horder
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 229-232.

  2. Lloyd-Williams, M

    1. Depression among cancer patients.
      M Lloyd-Williams
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 233-234.

M

  1. Murray, T S

    1. Trainee assessment
      L M Campbell and T S Murray
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 237.

O

  1. Oakeshott, P

    1. Randomized controlled trial of the effect of the Royal College of Radiologists' guidelines on general practitioners' referrals for radiographic examination.
      P Oakeshott, S M Kerry and J E Williams
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 197-200.

Q

  1. Qureshi, Bashir

    1. CONTRACEPTIVE CARE: MEETING INDIVIDUAL NEEDS
      Bashir Qureshi
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 238.

R

  1. Redman, C W

    1. Abnormal menstrual bleeding in perimenopausal women.
      M Shapley and C W Redman
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 234.

  2. Robertson, J Roy

    1. HIV AND AIDS
      J Roy Robertson
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 238-239.

S

  1. Salinsky, J

    1. Counselling in general practice.
      J Salinsky and G C Jenkins
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 194-195.

  2. Salter, B

    1. Patient satisfaction surveys as a market research tool for general practices.
      K Khayat and B Salter
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 215-219.

  3. Shapley, M

    1. Abnormal menstrual bleeding in perimenopausal women.
      M Shapley and C W Redman
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 234.

T

  1. Temple, John

    1. Reaccreditation
      John Temple
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 236.

  2. Thomson, A N

    1. Attitudes of general practitioners in New Zealand to pharmaceutical representatives.
      A N Thomson, B J Craig and P M Barham
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 220-223.

  3. Thurtle, O A

    1. Continuity of care.
      O A Thurtle
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 235.

  4. Toon, P

    1. Registration health checks: inverse care in the inner city?
      C Griffiths, S Cooke and P Toon
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 201-204.

  5. Trimble, I M G

    1. Fundholding
      D G Black, A D Birchall, I M G Trimble and S O Fradd
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 236-237.

V

  1. van den Brink-Muinen, A

    1. Consultations for women's health problems: factors influencing women's choice of sex of general practitioner.
      A van den Brink-Muinen, D H de Bakker and J M Bensing
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 205-210.

W

  1. Waine, C

    1. Practice policies for responding to patients with chest pain.
      P C Hannaford and C Waine
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 195-196.

  2. Wilkinson, M J

    1. Effecting change in frequent non-attenders.
      M J Wilkinson
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 233.

  3. Williams, C

    1. Sleep loss in elderly people.
      C Williams and B Wright
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 236.

  4. Williams, J E

    1. Randomized controlled trial of the effect of the Royal College of Radiologists' guidelines on general practitioners' referrals for radiographic examination.
      P Oakeshott, S M Kerry and J E Williams
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 197-200.

  5. Williams, S

    1. Involvement of the primary health care team in coronary heart disease prevention.
      M Calnan, S Cant, S Williams and A Killoran
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 224-228.

  6. Wright, B

    1. Sleep loss in elderly people.
      C Williams and B Wright
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (382): 236.
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