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Table of Contents
February 2000;
Volume 50,
Issue 451
Article
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Research papers this month
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(451):
89-90.
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The Back Pages
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(451):
161-176.
Research Article
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Primary care groups and research networks: opportunities for R&D in context.
P Thomas
,
J Kai
,
A O'Dwyer
and
F Griffiths
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(451):
91-92.
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A cautious welcome for the new guidelines on management of drug dependence.
M B Gabbay
and
T Carnwath
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(451):
92-93.
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A pharmaceutical needs assessment in a primary care setting.
S E Williams
,
C M Bond
and
C Menzies
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(451):
95-99.
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Do GPs working in practice with high or low prescribing costs have different views on prescribing cost issues?
A J Avery
,
R V Wetzels
,
S Rodgers
and
C O'Neill
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(451):
100-104.
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Patients with cancer holding their own records: a randomised controlled trial.
M Drury
,
P Yudkin
,
J Harcourt
,
R Fitzpatrick
,
L Jones
,
C Alcock
and
M Minton
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(451):
105-110.
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Changes in receptionists' attitudes towards involvement in a general practice-based trial of screening and brief alcohol intervention.
C A Lock
,
E F Kaner
,
N Heather
,
E Gilvarry
and
B R McAvoy
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(451):
111-115.
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The process of outpatient referral and care: the experiences and views of patients, their general practitioners, and specialists.
A Bowling
and
J Redfern
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(451):
116-120.
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Are specialist mental health services being targeted on the most needy patients? The effects of setting up special services in general practice.
T Kendrick
,
T Burns
,
C Garland
,
N Greenwood
and
P Smith
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(451):
121-126.
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Estimation of cardiovascular risk in hypertensive patients in primary care.
A A Montgomery
,
T Fahey
,
C MacKintosh
,
D J Sharp
and
T J Peters
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(451):
127-128.
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Survey of the use of selective culture for Neisseria gonorrhoeae in specimens from the female genital tract sent by general practitioners to a microbiology laboratory.
T Gillespie
and
I McKay
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(451):
129-130.
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Factors influencing general practitioner referrals to a tertiary paediatric neurodisability service.
N Dale
and
J Godsman
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(451):
131-132.
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Antimicrobial agents in lower respiratory tract infections in Dutch general practice.
M M Kuyvenhoven
,
T J Verheij
,
R A de Melker
and
J van der Velden
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(451):
133-134.
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Nebulised steroid in the treatment of croup: a systematic review of randomised controlled trials.
S Griffin
,
S Ellis
,
A Fitzgerald-Barron
,
J Rose
and
M Egger
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(451):
135-141.
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Not so simple cystitis: how should prescribers be supported to make informed decisions about the increasing prevalence of infections caused by drug-resistant bacteria?
P Davey
,
D Steinke
,
T MacDonald
,
G Phillips
and
F Sullivan
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(451):
143-146.
Letter
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QT lengthening and life-threatening arrhythmias associated with fexofenadine.
P M Craig-McFeely
,
S L Freemantle
,
G L Pearce
and
S A Shakir
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(451):
148.
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Sex differences in incidence rates and referral ratios for first attack angina pectoris.
W C Leung
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(451):
148-149.
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Patient-centredness and outcomes in primary care.
C P Bradley
,
M Crowley
,
C Barry
,
F A Stevenson
,
N Britten
and
N Barber
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(451):
149.
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Randomised controlled trials in general practice.
S Paterson
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(451):
150.
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Colorectal cancer.
B Woodhouse
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(451):
150.
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Prescribing and French trainees.
P Cawston
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(451):
151.
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Non-attendance at psychiatric outpatient clinics.
W Hamilton
,
A Round
and
D Sharp
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(451):
151.
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