Index by author

July 1994; Volume 44,Issue 384

A

  1. Addington-Hall, J

    1. Telephone versus postal surveys of general practitioners: methodological considerations.
      B Sibbald, J Addington-Hall, D Brenneman and P Freeling
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 297-300.

B

  1. Berlin, A

    1. Information about patients' deaths: general practitioners' current practice and views on receiving a death register.
      R Wagstaff, A Berlin, R Stacy, J Spencer and R A Bhopal
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 315-316.

  2. Bhopal, R A

    1. Information about patients' deaths: general practitioners' current practice and views on receiving a death register.
      R Wagstaff, A Berlin, R Stacy, J Spencer and R A Bhopal
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 315-316.

  3. Blijham, G H

    1. Occurrence and clinical significance of overt blood loss per rectum in the general population and in medical practice.
      G H Fijten, G H Blijham and J A Knottnerus
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 320-325.

  4. Brenneman, D

    1. Telephone versus postal surveys of general practitioners: methodological considerations.
      B Sibbald, J Addington-Hall, D Brenneman and P Freeling
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 297-300.

  5. Buckley, E G

    1. William Pickles Lecture 1994. From Cullen to Calman. Medical education--enlightenment to post-modernism.
      E G Buckley
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 326-330.

  6. Burns, T

    1. Provision of care to general practice patients with disabling long-term mental illness: a survey in 16 practices.
      T Kendrick, T Burns, P Freeling and B Sibbald
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 301-305.

C

  1. Charlton, B G

    1. Practice guidelines and practical judgement: the role of mega-trials, meta-analysis and consensus.
      B G Charlton
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 290-291.

  2. Cheung, W Y

    1. Practice characteristics associated with audit activity: a medical audit advisory group survey.
      B Lervy, K Wareham and W Y Cheung
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 311-314.

D

  1. Duncan, E M

    1. Unemployment and prescribing
      E M Duncan
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 332-333.

F

  1. Fijten, G H

    1. Occurrence and clinical significance of overt blood loss per rectum in the general population and in medical practice.
      G H Fijten, G H Blijham and J A Knottnerus
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 320-325.

  2. Fone, D

    1. Care of patients with non-insulin dependent diabetes and hypertension.
      D Fone
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 333-334.

  3. Fraser, R C

    1. Consultation competence in general practice: testing the reliability of the Leicester assessment package.
      R C Fraser, R K McKinley and H Mulholland
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 293-296.

  4. Freeling, P

    1. Provision of care to general practice patients with disabling long-term mental illness: a survey in 16 practices.
      T Kendrick, T Burns, P Freeling and B Sibbald
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 301-305.
    2. Telephone versus postal surveys of general practitioners: methodological considerations.
      B Sibbald, J Addington-Hall, D Brenneman and P Freeling
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 297-300.

G

  1. Grimshaw, Jeremy

    1. Reducing benzodiazepine consumption
      Jeremy Grimshaw and David Torgerson
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 334.

H

  1. Habib, F

    1. Clostridium difficile after antibiotic therapy.
      F Habib, D Reeves and A MacGowan
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 331.

  2. Harris, C M

    1. Unemployment and prescribing.
      D C Lloyd, C M Harris and D J Roberts
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 331-332.

  3. Harvey, I M

    1. Feasibility, reliability and women's views of a risk scoring system for cervical neoplasia in primary care.
      C E Wilkinson, T J Peters, I M Harvey and N C Stott
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 306-308.

J

  1. Julious, S A

    1. Assessing fullness of asthma patients' aerosol inhalers.
      M A Rickenbach and S A Julious
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 317-318.

K

  1. Kendrick, T

    1. Provision of care to general practice patients with disabling long-term mental illness: a survey in 16 practices.
      T Kendrick, T Burns, P Freeling and B Sibbald
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 301-305.

  2. Kinnersley, Paul

    1. Assessing clinical competence
      Paul Kinnersley and Nigel Stott
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 334.

  3. Knottnerus, J A

    1. Occurrence and clinical significance of overt blood loss per rectum in the general population and in medical practice.
      G H Fijten, G H Blijham and J A Knottnerus
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 320-325.

L

  1. Lenehan, C

    1. Nurse practitioners in primary care: here to stay?
      C Lenehan and A Watts
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 291-292.

  2. Lervy, B

    1. Practice characteristics associated with audit activity: a medical audit advisory group survey.
      B Lervy, K Wareham and W Y Cheung
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 311-314.

  3. Lloyd, D C

    1. Unemployment and prescribing.
      D C Lloyd, C M Harris and D J Roberts
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 331-332.

M

  1. MacGowan, A

    1. Clostridium difficile after antibiotic therapy.
      F Habib, D Reeves and A MacGowan
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 331.

  2. McKinley, R K

    1. Consultation competence in general practice: testing the reliability of the Leicester assessment package.
      R C Fraser, R K McKinley and H Mulholland
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 293-296.

  3. Middleton, J

    1. Written lists in the consultation: attitudes of general practitioners to lists and the patients who bring them.
      J Middleton
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 309-310.

  4. Mulholland, H

    1. Consultation competence in general practice: testing the reliability of the Leicester assessment package.
      R C Fraser, R K McKinley and H Mulholland
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 293-296.

P

  1. Peters, T J

    1. Feasibility, reliability and women's views of a risk scoring system for cervical neoplasia in primary care.
      C E Wilkinson, T J Peters, I M Harvey and N C Stott
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 306-308.

R

  1. Reeves, D

    1. Clostridium difficile after antibiotic therapy.
      F Habib, D Reeves and A MacGowan
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 331.

  2. Rickenbach, M A

    1. Assessing fullness of asthma patients' aerosol inhalers.
      M A Rickenbach and S A Julious
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 317-318.

  3. Roberts, D J

    1. Unemployment and prescribing.
      D C Lloyd, C M Harris and D J Roberts
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 331-332.

  4. Roberts, S

    1. Unemployment and prescribing.
      S Roberts
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 332.

S

  1. Sibbald, B

    1. Provision of care to general practice patients with disabling long-term mental illness: a survey in 16 practices.
      T Kendrick, T Burns, P Freeling and B Sibbald
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 301-305.
    2. Telephone versus postal surveys of general practitioners: methodological considerations.
      B Sibbald, J Addington-Hall, D Brenneman and P Freeling
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 297-300.

  2. Spencer, J

    1. Information about patients' deaths: general practitioners' current practice and views on receiving a death register.
      R Wagstaff, A Berlin, R Stacy, J Spencer and R A Bhopal
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 315-316.

  3. Stacy, R

    1. Information about patients' deaths: general practitioners' current practice and views on receiving a death register.
      R Wagstaff, A Berlin, R Stacy, J Spencer and R A Bhopal
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 315-316.

  4. Stott, N C

    1. Feasibility, reliability and women's views of a risk scoring system for cervical neoplasia in primary care.
      C E Wilkinson, T J Peters, I M Harvey and N C Stott
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 306-308.

  5. Stott, Nigel

    1. Assessing clinical competence
      Paul Kinnersley and Nigel Stott
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 334.

T

  1. Thistlethwaite, A

    1. Rubella antibody screening.
      A Thistlethwaite
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 334.

  2. Torgerson, David

    1. Reducing benzodiazepine consumption
      Jeremy Grimshaw and David Torgerson
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 334.

W

  1. Wagstaff, R

    1. Information about patients' deaths: general practitioners' current practice and views on receiving a death register.
      R Wagstaff, A Berlin, R Stacy, J Spencer and R A Bhopal
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 315-316.

  2. Wareham, K

    1. Practice characteristics associated with audit activity: a medical audit advisory group survey.
      B Lervy, K Wareham and W Y Cheung
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 311-314.

  3. Watts, A

    1. Nurse practitioners in primary care: here to stay?
      C Lenehan and A Watts
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 291-292.

  4. Wilkinson, C E

    1. Feasibility, reliability and women's views of a risk scoring system for cervical neoplasia in primary care.
      C E Wilkinson, T J Peters, I M Harvey and N C Stott
      British Journal of General Practice 1994; 44 (384): 306-308.
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