Index by author

November 1995; Volume 45,Issue 400

B

  1. Burgess, Judith M

    1. MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES IN PRIMARY CARE: A PRACTICAL GUIDE
      Judith M Burgess
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 635.

  2. Burns, T

    1. How does the content of consultations affect the recognition by general practitioners of major depression in women?
      A Tylee, P Freeling, S Kerry and T Burns
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 575-578.

C

  1. Campbell, L M

    1. Videotaped consultations.
      L M Campbell and T S Murray
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 631.

  2. Coleman, P

    1. Assessing the outcome of making it easier for patients to change general practitioner: practice characteristics associated with patient movements.
      K Thomas, J Nicholl and P Coleman
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 581-586.

  3. Coleman, T

    1. Videotaped consultations.
      T Coleman
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 631-632.

  4. Crosland, A

    1. Primary care research ethics.
      R Jones, E Murphy and A Crosland
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 623-626.

D

  1. Delaney, Brendan C

    1. INFLUENCES ON COMPUTER USE IN GENERAL PRACTICE
      Brendan C Delaney
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 634.

  2. Drury, V M

    1. Future of general practice: despair or hope?
      V M Drury and R J P Godlee
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 633.

E

  1. Ernst, E

    1. Homoeopathy and immunization.
      E Ernst and A R White
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 629-630.

F

  1. Freeling, P

    1. How does the content of consultations affect the recognition by general practitioners of major depression in women?
      A Tylee, P Freeling, S Kerry and T Burns
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 575-578.

G

  1. Gannon, C

    1. Cancer patients' place of death.
      C Gannon
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 630-631.

  2. Godlee, R J P

    1. Future of general practice: despair or hope?
      V M Drury and R J P Godlee
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 633.

  3. Gray, D J Pereira

    1. Cancer patients' place of death
      D A Seamark, C P Thorne, C Lawrence and D J Pereira Gray
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 630-631.

H

  1. Hackett, P

    1. Preventing teenagers from starting smoking.
      L Jacobson, S Rollnick and P Hackett
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 629.

  2. Hannaford, P C

    1. Acute myocardial infarction.
      P C Hannaford
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 632.

  3. Hay, P

    1. General practice update: chlamydia infection in women.
      P Oakeshott and P Hay
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 615-620.

J

  1. Jacobson, L

    1. Preventing teenagers from starting smoking.
      L Jacobson, S Rollnick and P Hackett
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 629.

  2. Jeffries, Dougal

    1. Putting research into practice
      Dougal Jeffries
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 633.

  3. Jones, R

    1. Primary care research ethics.
      R Jones, E Murphy and A Crosland
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 623-626.

K

  1. Kerry, S

    1. How does the content of consultations affect the recognition by general practitioners of major depression in women?
      A Tylee, P Freeling, S Kerry and T Burns
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 575-578.

L

  1. Lawrence, C

    1. Cancer patients' place of death
      D A Seamark, C P Thorne, C Lawrence and D J Pereira Gray
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 630-631.

  2. Lough, J R

    1. Audit and summative assessment: a criterion-referenced marking schedule.
      J R Lough, J McKay and T S Murray
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 607-609.

M

  1. Macnaughton, J

    1. Anecdotes and empiricism.
      J Macnaughton
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 571-572.

  2. Magill, P J

    1. Investigation of the efficacy of progesterone pessaries in the relief of symptoms of premenstrual syndrome. progesterone Study Group.
      P J Magill
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 589-593.

  3. McKay, J

    1. Audit and summative assessment: a criterion-referenced marking schedule.
      J R Lough, J McKay and T S Murray
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 607-609.

  4. Melzer, D

    1. Variation in prescribing of hypnotics, anxiolytics and antidepressants between 61 general practices.
      P D Pharoah and D Melzer
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 595-599.

  5. Morgan, M

    1. General practitioner registrars' views about a career in general practice.
      R Rowsell, M Morgan and J Sarangi
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 601-604.

  6. Murphy, E

    1. Primary care research ethics.
      R Jones, E Murphy and A Crosland
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 623-626.

  7. Murray, T S

    1. Audit and summative assessment: a criterion-referenced marking schedule.
      J R Lough, J McKay and T S Murray
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 607-609.
    2. Videotaped consultations.
      L M Campbell and T S Murray
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 631.

N

  1. Neal, Richard

    1. EYE EMERGENCIES: DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT
      Richard Neal
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 634.

  2. Nicholl, J

    1. Assessing the outcome of making it easier for patients to change general practitioner: practice characteristics associated with patient movements.
      K Thomas, J Nicholl and P Coleman
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 581-586.

O

  1. Oakeshott, P

    1. General practice update: chlamydia infection in women.
      P Oakeshott and P Hay
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 615-620.

  2. Oestergaard, I

    1. Patients with urinary tract infection: proposed management strategies of general practitioners, microbiologists and urologists.
      F Olesen and I Oestergaard
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 611-613.

  3. Olesen, F

    1. Patients with urinary tract infection: proposed management strategies of general practitioners, microbiologists and urologists.
      F Olesen and I Oestergaard
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 611-613.

P

  1. Pharoah, P D

    1. Variation in prescribing of hypnotics, anxiolytics and antidepressants between 61 general practices.
      P D Pharoah and D Melzer
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 595-599.

R

  1. Rollnick, S

    1. Preventing teenagers from starting smoking.
      L Jacobson, S Rollnick and P Hackett
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 629.

  2. Rowsell, R

    1. General practitioner registrars' views about a career in general practice.
      R Rowsell, M Morgan and J Sarangi
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 601-604.

S

  1. Sarangi, J

    1. General practitioner registrars' views about a career in general practice.
      R Rowsell, M Morgan and J Sarangi
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 601-604.

  2. Seamark, D A

    1. Cancer patients' place of death
      D A Seamark, C P Thorne, C Lawrence and D J Pereira Gray
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 630-631.

  3. Stacey, A C E

    1. MRCGP examination 1996
      A C E Stacey
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 633.

T

  1. Thomas, K

    1. Assessing the outcome of making it easier for patients to change general practitioner: practice characteristics associated with patient movements.
      K Thomas, J Nicholl and P Coleman
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 581-586.

  2. Thomas, P

    1. There is hope yet for the development of primary health care in deprived areas.
      P Thomas
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 572-574.

  3. Thorne, C P

    1. Cancer patients' place of death
      D A Seamark, C P Thorne, C Lawrence and D J Pereira Gray
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 630-631.

  4. Tiley, S J

    1. Membership of the RCGP by assessment
      S J Tiley
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 633.

  5. Tylee, A

    1. How does the content of consultations affect the recognition by general practitioners of major depression in women?
      A Tylee, P Freeling, S Kerry and T Burns
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 575-578.

W

  1. White, A J S

    1. DIABETES IN THE REAL WORLD
      A J S White
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 634-635.

  2. White, A R

    1. Homoeopathy and immunization.
      E Ernst and A R White
      British Journal of General Practice 1995; 45 (400): 629-630.
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November 1995
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