Index by author

February 1997; Volume 47,Issue 415

A

  1. Arroll, B

    1. 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.

B

  1. Barnett, M

    1. Peer-supported learning.
      P Sackin, M Barnett, A Eastaugh and P Paxton
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (415): 67-68.

  2. Beale, N

    1. Travel broadens the mind--and the clinical agenda.
      N Beale
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (415): 68-69.

  3. Britten, N

    1. 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.

  4. Brodie, D A

    1. 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.

  5. Bundred, P E

    1. 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.

C

  1. Cox, J

    1. Nappy pads for collecting urine samples from infants--pilot study.
      E Roderick and J Cox
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (415): 126.

D

  1. Dagnelie, C F

    1. 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.

  2. Deehan, A

    1. 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.
    2. 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.

  3. de Melker, R A

    1. 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.

  4. Donovan, C

    1. 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.

  5. Drummond, C

    1. 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.
    2. 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.

E

  1. Eastaugh, A

    1. Peer-supported learning.
      P Sackin, M Barnett, A Eastaugh and P Paxton
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (415): 67-68.

  2. Erwin, J

    1. 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.

F

  1. Firth, M T

    1. Mental health social work in primary care.
      M T Firth
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (415): 127-128.

  2. Fordham, S

    1. Women's views of the place of confinement.
      S Fordham
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (415): 77-80.

  3. Foss, F A

    1. Missed opportunities for the prevention of cardiovascular disease.
      F A Foss
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (415): 123-124.

G

  1. Gould, M

    1. 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.

H

  1. Hammond, J M

    1. 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.

  2. Hawken, S

    1. 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.

  3. Hawthorne, K

    1. Views of Asians and non-Asians on over-the-counter medication.
      K Hawthorne
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (415): 125.

  4. Himmel, W

    1. 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.
    2. 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.

  5. Hinney, B

    1. 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.

I

  1. Iliffe, S

    1. 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.

  2. Ittner, E

    1. 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.
    2. 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.

J

  1. Jenkins, S

    1. 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.

  2. Jones, R

    1. 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.

K

  1. Kallerhoff, M

    1. 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.

  2. Kari, J

    1. 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.

  3. Kernick, D P

    1. 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.

  4. Kochen, M M

    1. 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.
    2. 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.

  5. Kuyvenhoven, M M

    1. 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.

L

  1. Levene, M I

    1. 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.

  2. Li, J

    1. 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.

M

  1. McIntosh, I B

    1. 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.

  2. Michelmann, H W

    1. 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.

  3. Morrison, J

    1. The management of involuntary childlessness.
      J Morrison
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (415): 69-70.

N

  1. Nicholson, R

    1. 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.

O

  1. Osborne, K

    1. General practices and health and safety at work.
      D Sen and K Osborne
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (415): 103-104.

  2. Owen, G

    1. Occupational medicine and training for general practice.
      G Owen
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (415): 127.

P

  1. Paxton, P

    1. Peer-supported learning.
      P Sackin, M Barnett, A Eastaugh and P Paxton
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (415): 67-68.

  2. Power, K G

    1. 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.

R

  1. Reed, J M

    1. 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.

  2. Reuter, M

    1. 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.

  3. Rickenbach, M

    1. Deaths caused by asthma.
      M Rickenbach
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (415): 125.

  4. Ringert, R H

    1. 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.

  5. Roderick, E

    1. Nappy pads for collecting urine samples from infants--pilot study.
      E Roderick and J Cox
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (415): 126.

  6. Rowlands, G

    1. 'Within practice' review of referrals significantly alters referral rates--a pilot project.
      G Rowlands
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (415): 124-125.

S

  1. Sackin, P

    1. Peer-supported learning.
      P Sackin, M Barnett, A Eastaugh and P Paxton
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (415): 67-68.

  2. Schorah, C J

    1. 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.

  3. Sen, D

    1. General practices and health and safety at work.
      D Sen and K Osborne
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (415): 103-104.

  4. Smith, L F

    1. Research general practices: what, who and why?
      L F Smith
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (415): 83-86.

  5. Strang, J

    1. 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.
    2. 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.

T

  1. Tai, S S

    1. 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.

  2. Taylor, B

    1. 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.

  3. Taylor, C

    1. 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.
    2. 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.

  4. Templeton, L

    1. 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.
    2. 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.

W

  1. Wild, J

    1. 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.

  2. Wilkinson, C

    1. Consultant obstetricians' opinions of GP obstetrics.
      C Wilkinson
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (415): 125-126.
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February 1997
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