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Table of Contents
April 1998;
Volume 48,
Issue 429
Research Article
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The new imperative to test for HIV in pregnancy.
S Madge
and
S Singh
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1127-1128.
You have access
Natural history and management of dizziness: putting evidence into practice.
J Bain
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1128-1129.
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Prevalence and presentation of dizziness in a general practice community sample of working age people.
L Yardley
,
N Owen
,
I Nazareth
and
L Luxon
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1131-1135.
You have access
A randomized controlled trial of exercise therapy for dizziness and vertigo in primary care.
L Yardley
,
S Beech
,
L Zander
,
T Evans
and
J Weinman
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1136-1140.
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Telephone triage of acute illness by a practice nurse in general practice: outcomes of care.
M Gallagher
,
T Huddart
and
B Henderson
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1141-1145.
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The management of hypertension in the elderly by general practitioners in Merseyside: the rule of halves revisited.
M Cranney
,
S Barton
and
T Walley
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1146-1150.
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Age differences in women's verdicts on the quality of primary health care services.
D Phillips
and
F Brooks
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1151-1154.
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Risk factors for urinary tract symptoms in women: beliefs among general practitioners and women and the effect on patient management.
E Rink
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1155-1158.
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A controlled evaluation of small-group education of general practitioners in the management of drug users.
M King
,
C Hindler
,
I Nazareth
,
R Farmer
,
C Gerada
and
J Cohen
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1159-1160.
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United Kingdom experience with alendronate and oesophageal reactions.
F J Mackay
,
L V Wilton
,
G L Pearce
,
S N Freemantle
and
R D Mann
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1161-1162.
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Evaluation of a computer-generated discharge summary for patients with acute coronary syndromes.
R A Archbold
,
K Laji
,
A Suliman
,
K Ranjadayalan
,
H Hemingway
and
A D Timmis
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1163-1164.
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General practitioner access to gastroscopy: is 'censorship' valuable?
F H Mourad
,
T M Taylor
,
P D Fairclough
and
M J Farthing
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1165-1166.
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Recognizing meningococcal disease: the case for further research in primary care.
S Granier
,
P Owen
and
N C Stott
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1167-1171.
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Applying the results of clinical trials to patients to general practice: perceived problems, strengths, assumptions, and challenges for the future.
T Fahey
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1173-1178.
Letters
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Incapacity benefit claims: a general practice study
Mark Gabbay
,
Carl May
,
Nicola Barton
and
Helen Doyle
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1179.
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The willingness of GPs to work with alcohol and drug misusers
C Ford
and
J-C Barjolin
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1179-1180.
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Weighting for GMS cash limited allocations
Roy Carr-Hill
,
Sue Jenkins Clarke
and
Nigel Rice
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1180.
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Art for art's sake?
Surinder Singh
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1181.
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Primary care research and development (R & D)
A Cohen
and
A Tylee
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1181.
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HRT use
Jean Coope
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1182.
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Frequency of patients' consulting in general practice
Albert Jacob
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1183.
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Video-recorded consultations
T Stuart Murray
and
Moya H Kelly
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1183.
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How accurately do parents collect urine samples from their children?
Adrian Edwards
,
Judith Van Der Voort
and
Kate Verrier Jones
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1183-1184.
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Female urinary continence
Sandra Dirckze
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1184.
Letter
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Depression screening instruments.
P Clarkson
and
S Lynch
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1180-1181.
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Nurse detection and management of depression in primary care.
A Howe
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1181-1182.
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A pilot study of the role of echocardiography in primary care.
N D Gillespie
and
S Pringle
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1182-1183.
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The Back Pages
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(429):
1197-1212.
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