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Table of Contents
October 2000;
Volume 50,
Issue 459
Article
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Research papers this month
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
777-778.
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The Back Pages
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
839-856.
Research Article
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Policy dilemmas for oral anticoagulation management.
D A Fitzmaurice
,
J P Raftery
and
S Bryan
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
779-780.
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Taking another look at the acute sore throat.
C P Bradley
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
780-781.
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GP selection of postgraduate education courses has implications for colleagues: messages for course providers and for those writing practice professional development plans.
A Woodcock
,
P White
,
H Smith
,
C Coles
,
C Campion-Smith
and
T Stannard
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
785-790.
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Lay beliefs of patients using domiciliary oxygen: a qualitative study from general practice.
C S Cornford
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
791-793.
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Voluntary euthanasia in Northern Ireland: general practitioners' beliefs, experiences, and actions.
K J McGlade
,
L Slaney
,
B P Bunting
and
A G Gallagher
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
794-797.
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Prevalence of lower gastrointestinal symptoms and associated consultation behaviour in a British elderly population determined by face-to-face interview.
A Chaplin
,
R Curless
,
R Thomson
and
R Barton
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
798-802.
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An evidence-based programme for smoking cessation: effectiveness in routine general practice.
G Grandes
,
J M Cortada
and
A Arrazola
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
803-807.
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Doctor-patient concordance and patient initiative during episodes of low back pain.
D Hermoni
,
J M Borkan
,
S Pasternak
,
A Lahad
,
R Van-Ralte
,
A Biderman
,
S Reis
and
Low Back Pain Working Group; RAMBAM Israeli Family Practice Research Network
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
809-810.
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Research methods courses for GPs: ten years' experience in southern Sweden.
A Håkansson
,
K Henriksson
and
A Isacsson
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
811-812.
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Helicobacter pylori and the learning disabled.
M Scheepers
,
M Duff
,
P Baddeley
,
M Cooper
,
M Hoghton
and
J Harrison
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
813-814.
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Do out-of-hours co-operatives improve general practitioners' health?
J Fletcher
,
D Pickard
,
J Rose
,
S Stewart-Brown
,
E Wilkinson
,
C Brogan
and
D Lawrence
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
815-816.
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How effective are treatments other than antibiotics for acute sore throat?
M Thomas
,
C Del Mar
and
P Glasziou
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
817-820.
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What can general practice learn from complementary medicine?
P White
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
821-823.
Letter
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Why aromatherapy works.
E Ernst
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
825-826.
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Why aromatherapy works.
L Roberts
,
S Wilson
and
S Greenfield
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
825-826.
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Creating a district diabetes register: input from primary and secondary care is necessary for success.
S Prasad
,
K Jones
and
R P Phillips
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
826.
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Why do some practices respond to an educational intervention?
M Modell
,
M Khan
,
B Modell
and
B Wonke
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
826-827.
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Refugees, asylum seekers, and general practice.
S Montgomery
and
P Le Feuvre
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
827-828.
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Problems prescribing inhaler devices.
S Smith
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
828.
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Evidence-based medicine.
M Dawes
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
828-829.
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Slapped cheek is fifth disease: but what of the others?
G Smith
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
829.
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The continuing legacy of medicine of the Third Reich.
L Newman
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
829-830.
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Travel agents' misleading health advice.
K Harvey
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
830.
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Unresolved grief in young offenders in prison.
D Rees
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
830.
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My GP doesn't know that I smoke.
A Jackson
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
830-831.
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Dermatology-trained practice nurses.
P O'Neil
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
831.
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Outpatient appointments.
P Rose
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
831-832.
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Nursing home patients.
J Evans
,
R King
and
Eastern Cheshire Primary Care Group
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
832.
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Study did not show inequitable use of mental health care.
W C Leung
British Journal of General Practice
2000;
50
(459):
832.
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