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Table of Contents
January 2003;
Volume 53,
Issue 486
Article
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January Focus
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(486):
1-2.
Research Article
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The role of primary care in bioterrorism, epidemics and other major emergencies: failing to plan is planning to fail.
Paul Hodgkin
and
Kevin Perrett
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(486):
5-6.
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Disfigurement--neglected in primary care?
Rodger Charlton
,
Nichola Rumsey
,
James Partridge
,
Julie Barlow
and
Krysia Saul
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(486):
6-8.
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Influences on the variation in prevalence of type 2 diabetes between general practices: practice, patient or socioeconomic factors?
David L Whitford
,
Simon J Griffin
and
A Toby Prevost
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(486):
9-14.
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Characteristics of effective clinical guidelines for general practice.
Jako S Burgers
,
Richard P T M Grol
,
Joost O M Zaat
,
Teun H Spies
,
Akke K van der Bij
and
Henk G A Mokkink
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(486):
15-19.
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Randomised controlled trial of therapeutic massage in the management of stress.
Janet Hanley
,
Pamela Stirling
and
Christina Brown
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(486):
20-25.
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Predictors of hip joint replacement in new attenders in primary care with hip pain.
Fraser Birrell
,
Cara Afzal
,
Elizabeth Nahit
,
Mark Lunt
,
Gary J Macfarlane
,
Cyrus Cooper
,
Peter R Croft
,
Gillian Hosie
and
Alan J Silman
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(486):
26-30.
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The diagnostic value of macroscopic haematuria for the diagnosis of urological cancer in general practice.
Rudi Bruyninckx
,
Frank Buntinx
,
Bert Aertgeerts
and
Viviane Van Casteren
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(486):
31-35.
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A qualitative study of patients' perceptions of acute infective conjunctivitis.
Hazel Everitt
,
Satinder Kumar
and
Paul Little
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(486):
36-41.
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Parents' beliefs and expectations when presenting with a febrile child at an out-of-hours general practice clinic.
Per Kallestrup
and
Flemming Bro
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(486):
43-44.
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Pain and subsequent mortality and cancer among women in the Royal College of General Practitioners Oral Contraception Study.
Blair H Smith
,
Alison M Elliott
and
Philip C Hannaford
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(486):
45-46.
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Doctors' characteristics do not predict long-term glycaemic control in type 2 diabetic patients.
Lars J Hansen
,
Niels de Fine Olivarius
,
Volkert Siersma
and
John Sahl Andersen
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(486):
47-49.
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The general practitioner-patient consultation pattern as a tool for cancer diagnosis in general practice.
Nicholas Summerton
,
Alan S Rigby
,
Sara Mann
and
A M Summerton
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(486):
50-52.
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Walk-in centres in primary care: a review of the international literature.
Chris Salisbury
and
James Munro
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(486):
53-59.
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Medicine and the Holocaust - lessons for present and future physicians.
Shmuel Reis
and
Tomi Spenser
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(486):
78-79.
Letter
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Teaching old dogs new tricks.
Geoff Wong
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(486):
60.
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Virtue ethics.
Gervase Vernon
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(486):
60-61.
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New GP contract and European definition.
Francesco Carelli
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(486):
61.
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Grief counselling and depression.
Charles Campion-Smith
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(486):
61.
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Inaccurate, leaky sphygmomanometers are still common.
Peter McCartney
and
Damian Crawford
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(486):
61-62.
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Preventing falls in primary care.
Malcolm Perkin
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(486):
62-63.
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Advanced access.
Ed Warren
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(486):
63.
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