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Table of Contents
October 2002;
Volume 52,
Issue 483
Article
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October Focus
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
793.
Research Article
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Deaths from epilepsy: what next?
W Henry Smithson
and
N Jane Hanna
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
795-796.
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The general practitioner with a special interest: new opportunities or the end of the generalist practitioner?
Clare Gerada
,
Nat Wright
and
Jenny Keen
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
796-798.
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Using local authority data for action on health inequalities: the Caerphilly Health and Social Needs Study.
David Fone
,
Andrew Jones
,
John Watkins
,
Nathan Lester
,
Jane Cole
,
Gary Thomas
,
Margaret Webber
and
Edward Coyle
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
799-804.
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Differences in health status between long-term and short-term benzodiazepine users.
S M Zandstra
,
J W Furer
,
E H van de Lisdonk
,
J H J Bor
,
F G Zitman
and
C van Weel
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
805-808.
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Symptoms of vertigo in general practice: a prospective study of diagnosis.
K Hanley
and
T O' Dowd
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
809-812.
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The incidence of stroke and transient ischaemic attacks is falling: a report from the Belgian sentinel stations.
Frank Buntinx
,
Dirk Devroey
and
Viviane Van Casteren
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
813-817.
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Secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease: a randomised trial of training in information management, evidence-based medicine, both or neither: the PIER trial.
Julia Langham
,
Helen Tucker
,
David Sloan
,
Jane Pettifer
,
Simon Thom
and
Harry Hemingway
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
818-824.
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Threatened miscarriage in general practice: diagnostic value of history taking and physical examination.
Margreet Wieringa-de Waard
,
Gouke J Bonsel
,
Willem M Ankum
,
Jeroen Vos
and
Patrick J E Bindels
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
825-829.
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Detection of Chlamydia trachomatis infection in early pregnancy using self-administered vaginal swabs and first pass urines: a cross-sectional community-based survey.
Pippa Oakeshott
,
Phillip Hay
,
Sima Hay
,
Frances Steinke
,
Elizabeth Rink
,
Brenda Thomas
,
Penny Oakeley
and
Sally Kerry
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
830-832.
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General practitioners with special clinical interests: a cross-sectional survey.
Roger Jones
and
Jenny Bartholomew
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
833-834.
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Women's use of hormone replacement therapy for disease prevention; results of a community survey.
Karen Ballard
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
835-837.
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General practitioners with a special clinical interest: a model for improving respiratory disease management.
Siân Williams
,
Dermot Ryan
,
David Price
,
Carol Langley
,
Monica Fletcher
and
Paul Everden
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
838-843.
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Recovery from infectious mononucleosis: a case for more than symptomatic therapy? A systematic review.
Bridget Candy
,
Trudie Chalder
,
Anthony J Cleare
,
Simon Wessely
,
Peter D White
and
Matthew Hotopf
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
844-851.
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Professional development plans.
David Tovey
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
865.
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From no interest to special interest--a personal reflection on the RCGP certificate in substance misuse.
Rahul Kacker
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
866.
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An oral history of everyday general practice 5: gender and narratives of profession.
Graham Smith
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
868-869.
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The limitations of natural science as applied to medicine.
Gervase Vernon
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
870-871.
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The future of epilepsy care in general practice... a role for the GPWsi?
Greg Rogers
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
872-873.
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Theophrastus Phillipus Aureolus Bombastus von Hohenheim (Paracelsus)--a short biography.
Edward Cockayne
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
876.
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On shipmania.
Roger Neighbour
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
877.
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Consultants' contract.
Neville Goodman
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
879.
Letter
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Status of the Occasional Papers.
Denis Pereira Gray
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
852.
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The future of Hoolet: Scottish magazine of the RCGP.
Peter Davies
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
852.
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Telephone consultations.
Moyez Jiwa
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
852-853.
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Headache.
David Kernick
and
William Hamilton
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
853.
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X rays for back pain.
Iain Esslemont
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
853-854.
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Postnatal depression and SIDS.
Andy J Ashworth
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
854.
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The map is not the territory.
Peter Davies
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
854.
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Community-oriented primary care.
Steve Gillam
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
854-855.
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Patient-doctor relationship: duet or duel? A physicians' perspective.
Aldo Mariotto
,
Marirosa Dello Buono
,
Meneghel Gaia
and
Diego De Leo
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(483):
855.
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