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Table of Contents
October 2002;
Volume 52,
Issue Suppl
Article
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Science, cynicism and evangelism
Martin Marshall
and
Tim Wilson
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(Suppl):
S1.
Research Article
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General practice: continuous quality improvement since 1948.
Richard Baker
and
Martin Roland
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(Suppl):
S2-S3.
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Improving quality in British primary care: seeking the right balance.
Richard Grol
and
Sheila Leatherman
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(Suppl):
S3-S4.
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Complexity and clinical governance: using the insights to develop the strategy.
Kieran G Sweeney
and
Russell Mannion
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(Suppl):
S4-S9.
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Empathy and quality of care.
Stewart W Mercer
and
William J Reynolds
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(Suppl):
S9-12.
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The role of clinical governance as a strategy for quality improvement in primary care.
Stephen M Campbell
and
Grace M Sweeney
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(Suppl):
S12-S17.
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Safer medicines management in primary care.
Anthony J Avery
,
Aziz Sheikh
,
Brian Hurwitz
,
Lesley Smeaton
,
Yen-Fu Chen
,
Rachel Howard
,
Judy Cantrill
and
Simon Royal
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(Suppl):
S17-S22.
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What do patients want from high-quality general practice and how do we involve them in improvement?
Angela Coulter
and
Glyn Elwyn
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(Suppl):
S22-S26.
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Erring and learning in clinical practice.
Brian Hurwitz
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(Suppl):
S26-S30.
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A structured approach for the investigation of clinical incidents in health care: application in a general practice setting.
Stephen Rogers
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(Suppl):
S30-S32.
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One Dorset practice's experience of using a quality improvement approach to practice professional development planning.
Charles Campion-Smith
and
Andrew Riddoch
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(Suppl):
S33-S37.
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Standardised monitoring of patients on long-term medication in primary care.
Alison Rodway
,
J A Fleetwood
,
M F Laker
,
Sandra Knowles
,
P W Sanderson
and
M E Scott
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(Suppl):
S37-S39.
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The Dorset Seedcorn Project: interprofessional learning and continuous quality improvement in primary care.
Peter M Wilcock
,
Charles Campion-Smith
and
Michael Head
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(Suppl):
S39-S44.
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The Beacon Project--a community-based health improvement project.
Hazel Stuteley
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(Suppl):
S44-S46.
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Evangelism of quality.
Kieran Walshe
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(Suppl):
S46-S47.
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Reflections on quality issues: quality becomes ever more complex.
Mike Pringle
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(Suppl):
S47-S48.
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Let them eat quality.
David Kernick
British Journal of General Practice
2002;
52
(Suppl):
S48.
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