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Table of Contents
February 1997;
Volume 47,
Issue 415
Article
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In the Journal this month
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
65-66.
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Book & Video Review
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
129-130.
Research Article
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Peer-supported learning.
P Sackin
,
M Barnett
,
A Eastaugh
and
P Paxton
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
67-68.
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Travel broadens the mind--and the clinical agenda.
N Beale
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
68-69.
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The management of involuntary childlessness.
J Morrison
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
69-70.
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Travellers' diarrhoea and the effect of pre-travel health advice in general practice.
I B McIntosh
,
J M Reed
and
K G Power
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
71-75.
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Women's views of the place of confinement.
S Fordham
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
77-80.
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Research general practices: what, who and why?
L F Smith
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
83-86.
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The effect of cash and other financial inducements on the response rate of general practitioners in a national postal study.
A Deehan
,
L Templeton
,
C Taylor
,
C Drummond
and
J Strang
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
87-90.
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Surveying general practitioners: does a low response rate matter?
L Templeton
,
A Deehan
,
C Taylor
,
C Drummond
and
J Strang
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
91-94.
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Which antidepressant? A commentary from general practice on evidence-based medicine and health economics.
D P Kernick
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
95-98.
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General practitioners' views on the over-the-counter availability of H2-antagonists.
J Erwin
,
N Britten
and
R Jones
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
99-102.
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General practices and health and safety at work.
D Sen
and
K Osborne
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
103-104.
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Management of involuntary childlessness in general practice--patients' and doctors' views.
E Ittner
,
W Himmel
and
M M Kochen
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
105-106.
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Referral letters: are form letters better?
S Jenkins
,
B Arroll
,
S Hawken
and
R Nicholson
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
107-108.
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Adolescents' attitudes to general practice in north London.
J Kari
,
C Donovan
,
J Li
and
B Taylor
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
109-110.
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Management of involuntary childlessness.
W Himmel
,
E Ittner
,
M M Kochen
,
H W Michelmann
,
B Hinney
,
M Reuter
,
M Kallerhoff
and
R H Ringert
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
111-118.
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Promoting healthy exercise among older people in general practice: issues in designing and evaluating therapeutic interventions.
S S Tai
,
M Gould
and
S Iliffe
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
119-122.
Letter
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The prevention of neural tube defects in post-partum women.
J Wild
,
C J Schorah
and
M I Levene
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
123.
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Missed opportunities for the prevention of cardiovascular disease.
F A Foss
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
123-124.
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An alternative strategy for cardiovascular risk factor screening.
J M Hammond
,
D A Brodie
and
P E Bundred
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
124.
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'Within practice' review of referrals significantly alters referral rates--a pilot project.
G Rowlands
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
124-125.
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Deaths caused by asthma.
M Rickenbach
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
125.
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Views of Asians and non-Asians on over-the-counter medication.
K Hawthorne
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
125.
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Consultant obstetricians' opinions of GP obstetrics.
C Wilkinson
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
125-126.
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Nappy pads for collecting urine samples from infants--pilot study.
E Roderick
and
J Cox
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
126.
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Recruitment of general practitioners and patients in a sore throat study.
M M Kuyvenhoven
,
C F Dagnelie
and
R A de Melker
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
126-127.
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Occupational medicine and training for general practice.
G Owen
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
127.
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Mental health social work in primary care.
M T Firth
British Journal of General Practice
1997;
47
(415):
127-128.
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