Index by author

September 1997; Volume 47,Issue 422

A

  1. Arroll, B

    1. Green prescriptions: attitudes and perceptions of general practitioners towards prescribing exercise.
      B A Swinburn, L G Walter, B Arroll, M W Tilyard and D G Russell
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 567-569.

B

  1. Baijal, E

    1. Obtaining the views of general practitioners on the services to which they refer patients--a locality approach.
      J M Horobin, S B Hester, S Macdonald and E Baijal
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 571-572.

  2. Baillie, D

    1. Antibiotic management of sore throat.
      D Spence, D Baillie, D Byford and C Briggs
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 592-593.

  3. Bain, J

    1. The Dundee out-of-hours cooperative: preliminary outcomes for the first year of operation.
      J Bain, L Gerrard, A Russell, R Locke and V Baird
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 573-574.

  4. Baird, V

    1. The Dundee out-of-hours cooperative: preliminary outcomes for the first year of operation.
      J Bain, L Gerrard, A Russell, R Locke and V Baird
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 573-574.

  5. Black, M

    1. Specialist outreach clinics in general practice: what do they offer?
      M Black, B Leese, T Gosden and N Mead
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 558-561.

  6. Briggs, C

    1. Antibiotic management of sore throat.
      D Spence, D Baillie, D Byford and C Briggs
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 592-593.

  7. Byford, D

    1. Antibiotic management of sore throat.
      D Spence, D Baillie, D Byford and C Briggs
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 592-593.

C

  1. Carter, Y H

    1. Funding research in primary care: is Culyer the remedy?
      Y H Carter
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 543-544.

  2. Chawda, S J

    1. Magnetic resonance imaging of the lumbar spine: direct access for general practitioners.
      S J Chawda, R Watura and D C Lloyd
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 575-576.

  3. Corney, R H

    1. Fundholding in the south Thames Region.
      R H Corney and S Kerrison
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 553-556.

D

  1. Drinkwater, C

    1. The prevention of psychological morbidity following perinatal death.
      L Hammersley and C Drinkwater
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 583-586.

  2. du Vivier, A W

    1. GP training in dermatology.
      E M Higgins, L C Fuller, A W du Vivier and D Tovey
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 594.

F

  1. Forrester, J W

    1. Do general practitioners and community pharmacists want information on the reasons for drug therapy changes implemented by secondary care?
      A Munday, B Kelly, J W Forrester, A Timoney and E McGovern
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 563-566.

  2. Fuller, L C

    1. GP training in dermatology.
      E M Higgins, L C Fuller, A W du Vivier and D Tovey
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 594.

G

  1. Gerrard, L

    1. The Dundee out-of-hours cooperative: preliminary outcomes for the first year of operation.
      J Bain, L Gerrard, A Russell, R Locke and V Baird
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 573-574.

  2. Gillon, J

    1. Spread of HIV from non-drug user to non-drug user.
      R Wyld, R Robertson and J Gillon
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 595.

  3. Gosden, T

    1. Specialist outreach clinics in general practice: what do they offer?
      M Black, B Leese, T Gosden and N Mead
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 558-561.

  4. Grieve, S

    1. Measuring morale--does practice area deprivation affect doctors' well-being?
      S Grieve
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 547-552.

H

  1. Haighton, C A

    1. Sensible drinking: were GPs influenced by the Government report?
      E F Kaner, C A Haighton, B McAvoy and N Heather
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 593-594.

  2. Hammersley, L

    1. The prevention of psychological morbidity following perinatal death.
      L Hammersley and C Drinkwater
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 583-586.

  3. Heather, N

    1. Sensible drinking: were GPs influenced by the Government report?
      E F Kaner, C A Haighton, B McAvoy and N Heather
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 593-594.

  4. Hester, S B

    1. Obtaining the views of general practitioners on the services to which they refer patients--a locality approach.
      J M Horobin, S B Hester, S Macdonald and E Baijal
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 571-572.

  5. Higgins, E M

    1. GP training in dermatology.
      E M Higgins, L C Fuller, A W du Vivier and D Tovey
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 594.

  6. Horobin, J M

    1. Obtaining the views of general practitioners on the services to which they refer patients--a locality approach.
      J M Horobin, S B Hester, S Macdonald and E Baijal
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 571-572.

K

  1. Kamill, P

    1. Evidence based medicine.
      P Kamill
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 591.

  2. Kaner, E F

    1. Sensible drinking: were GPs influenced by the Government report?
      E F Kaner, C A Haighton, B McAvoy and N Heather
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 593-594.

  3. Kelly, B

    1. Do general practitioners and community pharmacists want information on the reasons for drug therapy changes implemented by secondary care?
      A Munday, B Kelly, J W Forrester, A Timoney and E McGovern
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 563-566.

  4. Kerrison, S

    1. Fundholding in the south Thames Region.
      R H Corney and S Kerrison
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 553-556.

L

  1. Leese, B

    1. Specialist outreach clinics in general practice: what do they offer?
      M Black, B Leese, T Gosden and N Mead
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 558-561.

  2. Lewis, D M

    1. Antibiotic management of sore throat.
      D M Lewis
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 593.

  3. Lipman, T

    1. Evidence based medicine.
      T Lipman
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 591-592.

  4. Lloyd, D C

    1. Magnetic resonance imaging of the lumbar spine: direct access for general practitioners.
      S J Chawda, R Watura and D C Lloyd
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 575-576.

  5. Locke, R

    1. The Dundee out-of-hours cooperative: preliminary outcomes for the first year of operation.
      J Bain, L Gerrard, A Russell, R Locke and V Baird
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 573-574.

M

  1. Macdonald, S

    1. Obtaining the views of general practitioners on the services to which they refer patients--a locality approach.
      J M Horobin, S B Hester, S Macdonald and E Baijal
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 571-572.

  2. McAvoy, B

    1. Sensible drinking: were GPs influenced by the Government report?
      E F Kaner, C A Haighton, B McAvoy and N Heather
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 593-594.

  3. McGovern, E

    1. Do general practitioners and community pharmacists want information on the reasons for drug therapy changes implemented by secondary care?
      A Munday, B Kelly, J W Forrester, A Timoney and E McGovern
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 563-566.

  4. Mead, N

    1. Specialist outreach clinics in general practice: what do they offer?
      M Black, B Leese, T Gosden and N Mead
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 558-561.

  5. Miller, J

    1. Hormone replacement therapy.
      M Rodgers and J Miller
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 594-595.

  6. Moore, R G

    1. Improving the treatment of depression in primary care: problems and prospects.
      R G Moore
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 587-590.

  7. Munday, A

    1. Do general practitioners and community pharmacists want information on the reasons for drug therapy changes implemented by secondary care?
      A Munday, B Kelly, J W Forrester, A Timoney and E McGovern
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 563-566.

P

  1. Pathak, S

    1. Antibiotic management of sore throat.
      S Pathak
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 592.

R

  1. Robertson, R

    1. Spread of HIV from non-drug user to non-drug user.
      R Wyld, R Robertson and J Gillon
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 595.

  2. Rodgers, M

    1. Hormone replacement therapy.
      M Rodgers and J Miller
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 594-595.

  3. Russell, A

    1. The Dundee out-of-hours cooperative: preliminary outcomes for the first year of operation.
      J Bain, L Gerrard, A Russell, R Locke and V Baird
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 573-574.

  4. Russell, D G

    1. Green prescriptions: attitudes and perceptions of general practitioners towards prescribing exercise.
      B A Swinburn, L G Walter, B Arroll, M W Tilyard and D G Russell
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 567-569.

S

  1. Sims, J

    1. The evaluation of stress management strategies in general practice: an evidence-led approach.
      J Sims
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 577-582.

  2. Spence, D

    1. Antibiotic management of sore throat.
      D Spence, D Baillie, D Byford and C Briggs
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 592-593.

  3. Sweeney, B

    1. Genetic advances: great promise tempered with concern.
      B Sweeney
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 544-545.

  4. Swinburn, B A

    1. Green prescriptions: attitudes and perceptions of general practitioners towards prescribing exercise.
      B A Swinburn, L G Walter, B Arroll, M W Tilyard and D G Russell
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 567-569.

T

  1. Thurtle, O A

    1. Minor surgery in general practice.
      O A Thurtle
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 594.

  2. Tilyard, M W

    1. Green prescriptions: attitudes and perceptions of general practitioners towards prescribing exercise.
      B A Swinburn, L G Walter, B Arroll, M W Tilyard and D G Russell
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 567-569.

  3. Timoney, A

    1. Do general practitioners and community pharmacists want information on the reasons for drug therapy changes implemented by secondary care?
      A Munday, B Kelly, J W Forrester, A Timoney and E McGovern
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 563-566.

  4. Tovey, D

    1. GP training in dermatology.
      E M Higgins, L C Fuller, A W du Vivier and D Tovey
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 594.

W

  1. Walter, L G

    1. Green prescriptions: attitudes and perceptions of general practitioners towards prescribing exercise.
      B A Swinburn, L G Walter, B Arroll, M W Tilyard and D G Russell
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 567-569.

  2. Watura, R

    1. Magnetic resonance imaging of the lumbar spine: direct access for general practitioners.
      S J Chawda, R Watura and D C Lloyd
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 575-576.

  3. Wilkinson, M J

    1. Questionnaire response rates.
      M J Wilkinson
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 595.

  4. Wyld, R

    1. Spread of HIV from non-drug user to non-drug user.
      R Wyld, R Robertson and J Gillon
      British Journal of General Practice 1997; 47 (422): 595.
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