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Table of Contents
December 1998;
Volume 48,
Issue 437
Article
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Research papers this month
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1813-1814.
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The Back Pages
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1881-1892.
Research Article
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Antibiotics for respiratory tract symptoms in general practice.
T Fahey
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1815-1816.
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Forty-seven minutes a year for the patient.
D P Gray
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1816-1817.
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Dietary advice for acute diarrhoea in general practice: a pilot study.
H J Lamers
,
R H Jamin
,
J O Zaat
and
J T Van Eijk
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1819-1823.
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Understanding patient-initiated frequent attendance in primary care: a case-control study.
K Báez
,
J M Aiarzaguena
,
G Grandes
,
E Pedrero
,
J Aranguren
and
A Retolaza
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1824-1827.
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An analysis of referral patterns for dizziness in the primary care setting.
J C Bird
,
G J Beynon
,
A T Prevost
and
D M Baguley
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1828-1832.
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Deliberate departures from good general practice: a study of motives among Dutch general practitioners.
M Veldhuis
,
L Wigersma
and
I Okkes
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1833-1836.
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Unwelcome customers? The epidemiology of removal from general practitioner lists in Sheffield.
J Munro
and
J Skinner
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1837-1839.
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The effects of detection and treatment on the outcome of major depression in primary care: a naturalistic study in 15 cities.
D Goldberg
,
M Privett
,
B Ustun
,
G Simon
and
M Linden
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1840-1844.
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Randomized controlled trial of teaching practice nurses to carry out structured assessments of patients receiving depot antipsychotic injections.
T Burns
,
E Millar
,
C Garland
,
T Kendrick
,
B Chisholm
and
F Ross
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1845-1848.
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The implementation of evidence-based medicine in general practice prescribing.
C Salisbury
,
N Bosanquet
,
E Wilkinson
,
A Bosanquet
and
J Hasler
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1849-1852.
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An evaluation of quality control activity for near patient testing in primary care.
E T Murray
and
D A Fitzmaurice
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1853-1854.
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Relationship between new and return consultations and workload in general practice.
J Bain
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1855.
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GP frequent consulters: their prevalence, natural history, and contribution to rising workload.
D Gill
,
M Dawes
,
M Sharpe
and
R Mayou
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1856-1857.
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Repeat dispensing by community pharmacists: advantages for patients and practitioners.
J Dowell
,
J Cruikshank
,
J Bain
and
H Staines
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1858-1859.
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Antibiotic treatment of acute otitis media in children under two years of age: evidence based?
R A Damoiseaux
,
F A van Balen
,
A W Hoes
and
R A de Melker
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1861-1864.
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Reducing antibiotics for respiratory tract symptoms in primary care: consolidating 'why' and considering 'how'.
C C Butler
,
S Rollnick
,
P Kinnersley
,
A Jones
and
N Stott
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1865-1870.
Letter
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GPs' continuing medical education.
G Robinson
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1871.
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North West Region Research Practice Initiative: a general practitioner's perspective.
P J Roberts
and
T J Gibbs
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1871-1872.
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Triage of same day consultations.
M Gallagher
and
C Johnson
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1872-1873.
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Recruitment for drug trials.
S Dallow
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1873.
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Use of alternative treatments by patients with psoriasis.
C M Clark
,
R A Mckay
,
D G Fortune
and
C E Griffiths
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1873-1874.
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Oral contraception and health: what do GPs monitor?
M Rickenbach
British Journal of General Practice
1998;
48
(437):
1874.
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