Index by author

May 2000; Volume 50,Issue 454

A

  1. Albaladejo Blanco, C

    1. Withdrawal syndrome after long-term treatment with tramadol.
      J C Rodriguez Villamañan, C Albaladejo Blanco, A Sanchez Sanchez, A Carvajal, L Martin Arias and J Garcia del Pozo
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 406.

B

  1. Barker, C

    1. General practitioner psychological management of common emotional problems (II): A research agenda for the development of evidence-based practice.
      J Cape, C Barker, M Buszewicz and N Pistrang
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 396-400.

  2. Bellón, J A

    1. GP frequent attendance in Liverpool and Granada: the impact of depressive symptoms.
      C F Dowrick, J A Bellón and M J Gómez
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 361-365.

  3. Birch, J

    1. Doctors and the assessment of blood glucose testing sticks: does colour blindness matter?
      J L Campbell, J A Spalding, F A Mir and J Birch
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 393-395.

  4. Borghouts, J A

    1. Health status and management of chronic non-specific abdominal complaints in general practice.
      H A Janssen, J A Borghouts, J W Muris, J F Metsemakers, B W Koes and J A Knottnerus
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 375-379.

  5. Bouter, L M

    1. Practical aspects of conducting a pragmatic randomised trial in primary care: patient recruitment and outcome assessment.
      D A van der Windt, B W Koes, M van Aarst, M A Heemskerk and L M Bouter
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 371-374.

  6. Buszewicz, M

    1. General practitioner psychological management of common emotional problems (II): A research agenda for the development of evidence-based practice.
      J Cape, C Barker, M Buszewicz and N Pistrang
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 396-400.

  7. Byrne, A

    1. GPs' attitudes towards the treatment of drug misusers.
      J McGillion, S Wanigaratne, C Feinmann, T Godden and A Byrne
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 385-386.

C

  1. Campbell, J L

    1. Doctors and the assessment of blood glucose testing sticks: does colour blindness matter?
      J L Campbell, J A Spalding, F A Mir and J Birch
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 393-395.

  2. Cape, J

    1. General practitioner psychological management of common emotional problems (II): A research agenda for the development of evidence-based practice.
      J Cape, C Barker, M Buszewicz and N Pistrang
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 396-400.

  3. Carvajal, A

    1. Withdrawal syndrome after long-term treatment with tramadol.
      J C Rodriguez Villamañan, C Albaladejo Blanco, A Sanchez Sanchez, A Carvajal, L Martin Arias and J Garcia del Pozo
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 406.

D

  1. de Lusignan, S

    1. Stopping antihypertensive drugs in general practice.
      S de Lusignan, S Wells and K Thiru
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 407-408.

  2. Dowrick, C F

    1. GP frequent attendance in Liverpool and Granada: the impact of depressive symptoms.
      C F Dowrick, J A Bellón and M J Gómez
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 361-365.

E

  1. Eccles, M

    1. Fatal toxicity associated with antidepressant use in primary care.
      J Mason, N Freemantle and M Eccles
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 366-370.

F

  1. Feinmann, C

    1. GPs' attitudes towards the treatment of drug misusers.
      J McGillion, S Wanigaratne, C Feinmann, T Godden and A Byrne
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 385-386.

  2. Ferguson, S

    1. Which method of communication do GPs prefer to use?
      S Ferguson, R G Neville, C McCowan, G Hoskins, F C Warner and B Smith
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 404-405.

  3. Fouin, F L

    1. The leap forward.
      F L Fouin
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 406-407.

  4. Freemantle, N

    1. Fatal toxicity associated with antidepressant use in primary care.
      J Mason, N Freemantle and M Eccles
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 366-370.

G

  1. Garcia del Pozo, J

    1. Withdrawal syndrome after long-term treatment with tramadol.
      J C Rodriguez Villamañan, C Albaladejo Blanco, A Sanchez Sanchez, A Carvajal, L Martin Arias and J Garcia del Pozo
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 406.

  2. Godden, T

    1. GPs' attitudes towards the treatment of drug misusers.
      J McGillion, S Wanigaratne, C Feinmann, T Godden and A Byrne
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 385-386.

  3. Gómez, M J

    1. GP frequent attendance in Liverpool and Granada: the impact of depressive symptoms.
      C F Dowrick, J A Bellón and M J Gómez
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 361-365.

  4. Gould, M

    1. What are the attitudes of general practitioners towards research?
      G Robinson and M Gould
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 390-392.

  5. Gregory, R K

    1. The use of HRT in patients with breast cancer: yes, no, or sometimes?
      J Stebbing and R K Gregory
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 356-359.

H

  1. Habgood, C M

    1. Patient-held cancer records.
      A F Polmear and C M Habgood
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 405-406.

  2. Hackett, G

    1. (Un)deserving male impotence.
      G Hackett
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 405.

  3. Heemskerk, M A

    1. Practical aspects of conducting a pragmatic randomised trial in primary care: patient recruitment and outcome assessment.
      D A van der Windt, B W Koes, M van Aarst, M A Heemskerk and L M Bouter
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 371-374.

  4. Heywood, T

    1. Examinations.
      T Heywood
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 404.

  5. Hobbs, F D

    1. Research in primary care: extent of involvement and perceived determinants among practitioners from one English region.
      S M Jowett, J Macleod, S Wilson and F D Hobbs
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 387-389.

  6. Hoskins, G

    1. Which method of communication do GPs prefer to use?
      S Ferguson, R G Neville, C McCowan, G Hoskins, F C Warner and B Smith
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 404-405.

  7. Hugo, P

    1. GP referral to an eating disorder service: why the wide variation?
      P Hugo, T Kendrick, F Reid and H Lacey
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 380-383.

J

  1. Janssen, H A

    1. Health status and management of chronic non-specific abdominal complaints in general practice.
      H A Janssen, J A Borghouts, J W Muris, J F Metsemakers, B W Koes and J A Knottnerus
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 375-379.

  2. Jowett, S M

    1. Research in primary care: extent of involvement and perceived determinants among practitioners from one English region.
      S M Jowett, J Macleod, S Wilson and F D Hobbs
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 387-389.

K

  1. Kendrick, T

    1. GP referral to an eating disorder service: why the wide variation?
      P Hugo, T Kendrick, F Reid and H Lacey
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 380-383.

  2. Kernick, D P

    1. What does it cost the patient to see the doctor?
      D P Kernick, D M Reinhold and A Netten
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 401-403.

  3. Knottnerus, J A

    1. Health status and management of chronic non-specific abdominal complaints in general practice.
      H A Janssen, J A Borghouts, J W Muris, J F Metsemakers, B W Koes and J A Knottnerus
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 375-379.

  4. Koes, B W

    1. Health status and management of chronic non-specific abdominal complaints in general practice.
      H A Janssen, J A Borghouts, J W Muris, J F Metsemakers, B W Koes and J A Knottnerus
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 375-379.
    2. Practical aspects of conducting a pragmatic randomised trial in primary care: patient recruitment and outcome assessment.
      D A van der Windt, B W Koes, M van Aarst, M A Heemskerk and L M Bouter
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 371-374.

L

  1. Lacey, H

    1. GP referral to an eating disorder service: why the wide variation?
      P Hugo, T Kendrick, F Reid and H Lacey
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 380-383.

M

  1. Macleod, J

    1. Research in primary care: extent of involvement and perceived determinants among practitioners from one English region.
      S M Jowett, J Macleod, S Wilson and F D Hobbs
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 387-389.

  2. Martin Arias, L

    1. Withdrawal syndrome after long-term treatment with tramadol.
      J C Rodriguez Villamañan, C Albaladejo Blanco, A Sanchez Sanchez, A Carvajal, L Martin Arias and J Garcia del Pozo
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 406.

  3. Mason, J

    1. Fatal toxicity associated with antidepressant use in primary care.
      J Mason, N Freemantle and M Eccles
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 366-370.

  4. McCowan, C

    1. Which method of communication do GPs prefer to use?
      S Ferguson, R G Neville, C McCowan, G Hoskins, F C Warner and B Smith
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 404-405.

  5. McGillion, J

    1. GPs' attitudes towards the treatment of drug misusers.
      J McGillion, S Wanigaratne, C Feinmann, T Godden and A Byrne
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 385-386.

  6. Metsemakers, J F

    1. Health status and management of chronic non-specific abdominal complaints in general practice.
      H A Janssen, J A Borghouts, J W Muris, J F Metsemakers, B W Koes and J A Knottnerus
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 375-379.

  7. Mir, F A

    1. Doctors and the assessment of blood glucose testing sticks: does colour blindness matter?
      J L Campbell, J A Spalding, F A Mir and J Birch
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 393-395.

  8. Muris, J W

    1. Health status and management of chronic non-specific abdominal complaints in general practice.
      H A Janssen, J A Borghouts, J W Muris, J F Metsemakers, B W Koes and J A Knottnerus
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 375-379.

N

  1. Nelson, M

    1. Stopping antihypertensive drugs in general practice.
      M Nelson
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 407.

  2. Netten, A

    1. What does it cost the patient to see the doctor?
      D P Kernick, D M Reinhold and A Netten
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 401-403.

  3. Neville, R G

    1. Which method of communication do GPs prefer to use?
      S Ferguson, R G Neville, C McCowan, G Hoskins, F C Warner and B Smith
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 404-405.

P

  1. Pistrang, N

    1. General practitioner psychological management of common emotional problems (II): A research agenda for the development of evidence-based practice.
      J Cape, C Barker, M Buszewicz and N Pistrang
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 396-400.

  2. Polmear, A F

    1. Patient-held cancer records.
      A F Polmear and C M Habgood
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 405-406.

  3. Pringle, M

    1. The Shipman inquiry: implications for the public's trust in doctors.
      M Pringle
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 355-356.

R

  1. Reid, F

    1. GP referral to an eating disorder service: why the wide variation?
      P Hugo, T Kendrick, F Reid and H Lacey
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 380-383.

  2. Reinhold, D M

    1. What does it cost the patient to see the doctor?
      D P Kernick, D M Reinhold and A Netten
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 401-403.

  3. Robinson, G

    1. What are the attitudes of general practitioners towards research?
      G Robinson and M Gould
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 390-392.

  4. Rodriguez Villamañan, J C

    1. Withdrawal syndrome after long-term treatment with tramadol.
      J C Rodriguez Villamañan, C Albaladejo Blanco, A Sanchez Sanchez, A Carvajal, L Martin Arias and J Garcia del Pozo
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 406.

S

  1. Sanchez Sanchez, A

    1. Withdrawal syndrome after long-term treatment with tramadol.
      J C Rodriguez Villamañan, C Albaladejo Blanco, A Sanchez Sanchez, A Carvajal, L Martin Arias and J Garcia del Pozo
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 406.

  2. Smith, B

    1. Which method of communication do GPs prefer to use?
      S Ferguson, R G Neville, C McCowan, G Hoskins, F C Warner and B Smith
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 404-405.

  3. Spalding, J A

    1. Doctors and the assessment of blood glucose testing sticks: does colour blindness matter?
      J L Campbell, J A Spalding, F A Mir and J Birch
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 393-395.

  4. Stebbing, J

    1. The use of HRT in patients with breast cancer: yes, no, or sometimes?
      J Stebbing and R K Gregory
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 356-359.

T

  1. Thiru, K

    1. Stopping antihypertensive drugs in general practice.
      S de Lusignan, S Wells and K Thiru
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 407-408.

V

  1. van Aarst, M

    1. Practical aspects of conducting a pragmatic randomised trial in primary care: patient recruitment and outcome assessment.
      D A van der Windt, B W Koes, M van Aarst, M A Heemskerk and L M Bouter
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 371-374.

  2. van der Windt, D A

    1. Practical aspects of conducting a pragmatic randomised trial in primary care: patient recruitment and outcome assessment.
      D A van der Windt, B W Koes, M van Aarst, M A Heemskerk and L M Bouter
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 371-374.

W

  1. Wanigaratne, S

    1. GPs' attitudes towards the treatment of drug misusers.
      J McGillion, S Wanigaratne, C Feinmann, T Godden and A Byrne
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 385-386.

  2. Warner, F C

    1. Which method of communication do GPs prefer to use?
      S Ferguson, R G Neville, C McCowan, G Hoskins, F C Warner and B Smith
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 404-405.

  3. Wells, S

    1. Stopping antihypertensive drugs in general practice.
      S de Lusignan, S Wells and K Thiru
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 407-408.

  4. Wilson, S

    1. Research in primary care: extent of involvement and perceived determinants among practitioners from one English region.
      S M Jowett, J Macleod, S Wilson and F D Hobbs
      British Journal of General Practice 2000; 50 (454): 387-389.
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