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January 1996;
Volume 46,
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Barrett, G
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Postnatal sexual health.
G Barrett
and
C R Victor
British Journal of General Practice
1996;
46
(402):
47-48.
Bateman, D N
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Setting standards of prescribing performance in primary care: use of a consensus group of general practitioners and application of standards to practices in the north of England.
D N Bateman
,
M Eccles
,
M Campbell
,
J Soutter
,
S J Roberts
and
J M Smith
British Journal of General Practice
1996;
46
(402):
20-25.
Campbell, M
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Setting standards of prescribing performance in primary care: use of a consensus group of general practitioners and application of standards to practices in the north of England.
D N Bateman
,
M Eccles
,
M Campbell
,
J Soutter
,
S J Roberts
and
J M Smith
British Journal of General Practice
1996;
46
(402):
20-25.
Campion, P D
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University departments of general practice: a changing scene.
D R Hannay
and
P D Campion
British Journal of General Practice
1996;
46
(402):
35-36.
Cembrowicz, Stefan
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MANAGEMENT OF VIOLENCE AND AGGRESSION IN HEALTH CARE
Stefan Cembrowicz
British Journal of General Practice
1996;
46
(402):
51-52.
Den Otter, J J
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Evaluation of the suitability of weekly peak expiratory flow rate measurements in monitoring annual decline in lung function among patients with asthma and chronic bronchitis.
P R Tirimanna
,
J J Den Otter
,
C P Van Schayck
,
C L Van Herwaarden
,
H Folgering
and
C Van Weel
British Journal of General Practice
1996;
46
(402):
15-18.
Eccles, M
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Setting standards of prescribing performance in primary care: use of a consensus group of general practitioners and application of standards to practices in the north of England.
D N Bateman
,
M Eccles
,
M Campbell
,
J Soutter
,
S J Roberts
and
J M Smith
British Journal of General Practice
1996;
46
(402):
20-25.
Everett, C B
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Women with bleeding in the first 20 weeks of pregnancy: value of general practice ultrasound in detecting fetal heart movement.
C B Everett
and
E Preece
British Journal of General Practice
1996;
46
(402):
7-9.
Fahey, T
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Counselling and psychotropic drug prescribing.
T Fahey
and
J Fletcher
British Journal of General Practice
1996;
46
(402):
49.
Fitzgerald, A
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Epilepsy monitoring and advice recorded: general practitioners' views, current practice and patients' preferences.
L Ridsdale
,
D Robins
,
A Fitzgerald
,
S Jeffery
and
L McGee
British Journal of General Practice
1996;
46
(402):
11-14.
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