Index by author

January 2000; Volume 50,Issue 450

B

  1. Baker, R

    1. Diagnosis of patients with chronic heart failure in primary care: usefulness of history, examination, and investigations.
      K Khunti, R Baker and G Grimshaw
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 50-54.

  2. Ball, C

    1. Do practice-based preventive child health services affect the use of hospitals? A cross-sectional study of hospital use by children in east London.
      S Hull, C Harvey, P Sturdy, Y Carter, J Naish, F Pereira, C Ball and L Parsons
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 31-36.

  3. Barnett, J

    1. Can dietary assessment in general practice target patients with unhealthy diets?
      P Little, J Barnett, A L Kinmonth, B Margetts, J Gabbay, R Thompson, D Warm and S Wooton
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 43-45.

  4. Beales, D L

    1. Eating disordered patients: personality, alexithymia, and implications for primary care.
      D L Beales and R Dolton
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 21-26.

  5. Bedford, J

    1. Influenza vaccination in asthma: a primary care experience.
      A Innes, E Beresford and J Bedford
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 27-30.

  6. Beresford, E

    1. Influenza vaccination in asthma: a primary care experience.
      A Innes, E Beresford and J Bedford
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 27-30.

C

  1. Campbell, M

    1. Can methadone maintenance for heroin-dependent patients retained in general practice reduce criminal conviction rates and time spent in prison?
      J Keen, G Rowse, N Mathers, M Campbell and N Seivewright
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 48-49.

  2. Carter, Y

    1. Do practice-based preventive child health services affect the use of hospitals? A cross-sectional study of hospital use by children in east London.
      S Hull, C Harvey, P Sturdy, Y Carter, J Naish, F Pereira, C Ball and L Parsons
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 31-36.

D

  1. de Melker, R A

    1. In-practice evaluation of whole-blood Helicobacter pylori test: its usefulness in detecting peptic ulcer disease.
      A O Quartero, M E Numans, R A de Melker and N J de Wit
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 13-16.

  2. de Wit, N J

    1. In-practice evaluation of whole-blood Helicobacter pylori test: its usefulness in detecting peptic ulcer disease.
      A O Quartero, M E Numans, R A de Melker and N J de Wit
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 13-16.

  3. Dolton, R

    1. Eating disordered patients: personality, alexithymia, and implications for primary care.
      D L Beales and R Dolton
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 21-26.

G

  1. Gabbay, J

    1. Can dietary assessment in general practice target patients with unhealthy diets?
      P Little, J Barnett, A L Kinmonth, B Margetts, J Gabbay, R Thompson, D Warm and S Wooton
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 43-45.

  2. Gregan, J

    1. Needs assessment in primary care: general practitioners' perceptions and implications for the future.
      J Murie, P Hanlon, J McEwen, E Russell, D Moir and J Gregan
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 17-20.

  3. Grimshaw, G

    1. Diagnosis of patients with chronic heart failure in primary care: usefulness of history, examination, and investigations.
      K Khunti, R Baker and G Grimshaw
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 50-54.

H

  1. Hanlon, P

    1. Needs assessment in primary care: general practitioners' perceptions and implications for the future.
      J Murie, P Hanlon, J McEwen, E Russell, D Moir and J Gregan
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 17-20.

  2. Harvey, C

    1. Do practice-based preventive child health services affect the use of hospitals? A cross-sectional study of hospital use by children in east London.
      S Hull, C Harvey, P Sturdy, Y Carter, J Naish, F Pereira, C Ball and L Parsons
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 31-36.

  3. Heywood, P

    1. What do GPs need to know? The use of knowledge in general practice consultations.
      P Robinson and P Heywood
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 56-59.

  4. Hotvedt, R

    1. Doctor-staffed ambulance helicopters: to what extent can the general practitioner replace the anaesthesiologist?
      R Hotvedt and I S Kristiansen
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 41-42.

  5. Hull, S

    1. Do practice-based preventive child health services affect the use of hospitals? A cross-sectional study of hospital use by children in east London.
      S Hull, C Harvey, P Sturdy, Y Carter, J Naish, F Pereira, C Ball and L Parsons
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 31-36.

I

  1. Innes, A

    1. Influenza vaccination in asthma: a primary care experience.
      A Innes, E Beresford and J Bedford
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 27-30.

J

  1. Jewell, D

    1. Supporting doctors, or the beginning of the end for self-regulation?
      D Jewell
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 4-5.

K

  1. Keen, J

    1. Can methadone maintenance for heroin-dependent patients retained in general practice reduce criminal conviction rates and time spent in prison?
      J Keen, G Rowse, N Mathers, M Campbell and N Seivewright
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 48-49.

  2. Khunti, K

    1. Diagnosis of patients with chronic heart failure in primary care: usefulness of history, examination, and investigations.
      K Khunti, R Baker and G Grimshaw
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 50-54.

  3. Kinmonth, A L

    1. Can dietary assessment in general practice target patients with unhealthy diets?
      P Little, J Barnett, A L Kinmonth, B Margetts, J Gabbay, R Thompson, D Warm and S Wooton
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 43-45.

  4. Kristiansen, I S

    1. Doctor-staffed ambulance helicopters: to what extent can the general practitioner replace the anaesthesiologist?
      R Hotvedt and I S Kristiansen
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 41-42.

L

  1. Leigh, M

    1. Recruitment and retention of GPs in the UK.
      M Leigh
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 62.

  2. Lester, H

    1. Providing health care for the homeless.
      H Lester
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 61-62.

  3. Little, P

    1. Can dietary assessment in general practice target patients with unhealthy diets?
      P Little, J Barnett, A L Kinmonth, B Margetts, J Gabbay, R Thompson, D Warm and S Wooton
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 43-45.

M

  1. Margetts, B

    1. Can dietary assessment in general practice target patients with unhealthy diets?
      P Little, J Barnett, A L Kinmonth, B Margetts, J Gabbay, R Thompson, D Warm and S Wooton
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 43-45.

  2. Mathers, N

    1. Can methadone maintenance for heroin-dependent patients retained in general practice reduce criminal conviction rates and time spent in prison?
      J Keen, G Rowse, N Mathers, M Campbell and N Seivewright
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 48-49.

  3. McEwen, J

    1. Needs assessment in primary care: general practitioners' perceptions and implications for the future.
      J Murie, P Hanlon, J McEwen, E Russell, D Moir and J Gregan
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 17-20.

  4. McKinstry, B

    1. Management confidence and decisions to refer to hospital of GP registrars and their trainers working out-of-hours.
      B McKinstry
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 37-39.

  5. Moir, D

    1. Needs assessment in primary care: general practitioners' perceptions and implications for the future.
      J Murie, P Hanlon, J McEwen, E Russell, D Moir and J Gregan
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 17-20.

  6. Murie, J

    1. Needs assessment in primary care: general practitioners' perceptions and implications for the future.
      J Murie, P Hanlon, J McEwen, E Russell, D Moir and J Gregan
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 17-20.

N

  1. Naish, J

    1. Do practice-based preventive child health services affect the use of hospitals? A cross-sectional study of hospital use by children in east London.
      S Hull, C Harvey, P Sturdy, Y Carter, J Naish, F Pereira, C Ball and L Parsons
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 31-36.

  2. Ng, T P

    1. Validity of symptom and clinical measures of asthma severity for primary outpatient assessment of adult asthma.
      T P Ng
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 7-12.

  3. Nicholson, T

    1. Health technology assessment in primary and community care.
      A Smithies, T Nicholson and K Stein
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 3-4.

  4. Numans, M E

    1. In-practice evaluation of whole-blood Helicobacter pylori test: its usefulness in detecting peptic ulcer disease.
      A O Quartero, M E Numans, R A de Melker and N J de Wit
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 13-16.

P

  1. Parsons, L

    1. Do practice-based preventive child health services affect the use of hospitals? A cross-sectional study of hospital use by children in east London.
      S Hull, C Harvey, P Sturdy, Y Carter, J Naish, F Pereira, C Ball and L Parsons
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 31-36.

  2. Pereira, F

    1. Do practice-based preventive child health services affect the use of hospitals? A cross-sectional study of hospital use by children in east London.
      S Hull, C Harvey, P Sturdy, Y Carter, J Naish, F Pereira, C Ball and L Parsons
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 31-36.

Q

  1. Quartero, A O

    1. In-practice evaluation of whole-blood Helicobacter pylori test: its usefulness in detecting peptic ulcer disease.
      A O Quartero, M E Numans, R A de Melker and N J de Wit
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 13-16.

R

  1. Reeves, D

    1. The reform of GP training.
      D Reeves
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 61.

  2. Robinson, P

    1. What do GPs need to know? The use of knowledge in general practice consultations.
      P Robinson and P Heywood
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 56-59.

  3. Rowse, G

    1. Can methadone maintenance for heroin-dependent patients retained in general practice reduce criminal conviction rates and time spent in prison?
      J Keen, G Rowse, N Mathers, M Campbell and N Seivewright
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 48-49.

  4. Russell, E

    1. Needs assessment in primary care: general practitioners' perceptions and implications for the future.
      J Murie, P Hanlon, J McEwen, E Russell, D Moir and J Gregan
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 17-20.

S

  1. Seivewright, N

    1. Can methadone maintenance for heroin-dependent patients retained in general practice reduce criminal conviction rates and time spent in prison?
      J Keen, G Rowse, N Mathers, M Campbell and N Seivewright
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 48-49.

  2. Shepherd, D J

    1. Supporting practice-based audit.
      D J Shepherd
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 61.

  3. Smithies, A

    1. Health technology assessment in primary and community care.
      A Smithies, T Nicholson and K Stein
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 3-4.

  4. Stein, K

    1. Health technology assessment in primary and community care.
      A Smithies, T Nicholson and K Stein
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 3-4.

  5. Sturdy, P

    1. Do practice-based preventive child health services affect the use of hospitals? A cross-sectional study of hospital use by children in east London.
      S Hull, C Harvey, P Sturdy, Y Carter, J Naish, F Pereira, C Ball and L Parsons
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 31-36.

T

  1. Thompson, R

    1. Can dietary assessment in general practice target patients with unhealthy diets?
      P Little, J Barnett, A L Kinmonth, B Margetts, J Gabbay, R Thompson, D Warm and S Wooton
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 43-45.

W

  1. Waring, N

    1. To what extent are practices 'paperless' and what are the constraints to them becoming more so?
      N Waring
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 46-47.

  2. Warm, D

    1. Can dietary assessment in general practice target patients with unhealthy diets?
      P Little, J Barnett, A L Kinmonth, B Margetts, J Gabbay, R Thompson, D Warm and S Wooton
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 43-45.

  3. Wooton, S

    1. Can dietary assessment in general practice target patients with unhealthy diets?
      P Little, J Barnett, A L Kinmonth, B Margetts, J Gabbay, R Thompson, D Warm and S Wooton
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (450): 43-45.
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