Index by author

March 2003; Volume 53,Issue 488

A

  1. Ahmad, Huma

    1. Qualitative survey on nursing and residential homes.
      Bharat Nanavati, Anne Maw and Huma Ahmad
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 244-245.

  2. Ali, Bilal

    1. Do medical students want to become GPs?
      Bilal Ali and Melvyn Jones
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 241.

  3. Allan, Teresa

    1. A cluster randomised controlled trial of patient-held medical records for people with schizophrenia receiving shared care.
      Helen Lester, Teresa Allan, Sue Wilson, Sue Jowett and Lesley Roberts
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 197-203.

  4. Anderson, Paul

    1. Macroscopic haematuria and urological cancer.
      Paul Anderson
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 242-243.

  5. Arcelus, Jon

    1. Child psychiatric disorders among primary mental health service attenders.
      Jon Arcelus and Panos Vostanis
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 214-216.

B

  1. Barrass, Barnaby

    1. Macroscopic haematuria and urological cancer.
      Alastair D Hay, William Hamilton, Deborah Sharp, Barnaby Barrass and Raj Persad
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 241-243.

  2. Bond, Christine

    1. Electronic transfer of prescription-related information: comparing views of patients, general practitioners, and pharmacists.
      Terry Porteous, Christine Bond, Roma Robertson, Philip Hannaford and Ehud Reiter
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 204-209.

  3. Burton, Christopher

    1. Beyond somatisation: a review of the understanding and treatment of medically unexplained physical symptoms (MUPS).
      Christopher Burton
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 231-239.

C

  1. Callery, Peter

    1. Qualitative study of young people's and parents' beliefs about childhood asthma.
      Peter Callery, Linda Milnes, Chrissie Verduyn and Jonathan Couriel
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 185-190.

  2. Chudley, Sylvia

    1. Racism and general practice--time to grasp the nettle.
      Gilles de Wildt, Paramjit Gill, Sylvia Chudley and Iona Heath
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 180-182.

  3. Coupland, Carol

    1. A case-control study on the effect of hormone replacement therapy on ischaemic heart disease.
      Julia Hippisley-Cox, Mike Pringle, Nicola Crown and Carol Coupland
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 191-196.

  4. Couriel, Jonathan

    1. Qualitative study of young people's and parents' beliefs about childhood asthma.
      Peter Callery, Linda Milnes, Chrissie Verduyn and Jonathan Couriel
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 185-190.

  5. Crown, Nicola

    1. A case-control study on the effect of hormone replacement therapy on ischaemic heart disease.
      Julia Hippisley-Cox, Mike Pringle, Nicola Crown and Carol Coupland
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 191-196.

D

  1. de Wildt, Gilles

    1. Racism and general practice--time to grasp the nettle.
      Gilles de Wildt, Paramjit Gill, Sylvia Chudley and Iona Heath
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 180-182.

E

  1. Ernst, Edzard

    1. What's in a word?
      Edzard Ernst
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 243-244.

F

  1. Frey, John J

    1. A murky future for academic primary care.
      John J Frey
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 179-180.

G

  1. Gill, Paramjit

    1. Racism and general practice--time to grasp the nettle.
      Gilles de Wildt, Paramjit Gill, Sylvia Chudley and Iona Heath
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 180-182.

  2. Goh, C J

    1. Diagnostic ability among non-psychiatrists.
      H S Nandhra and C J Goh
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 240-241.

  3. Grol, Richard

    1. Communication at the interface: do better referral letters produce better consultant replies?
      Richard Grol, Noor Rooijackers-Lemmers, Leo van Kaathoven, Huub Wollersheim and Henk Mokkink
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 217-219.

H

  1. Hamilton, William

    1. Macroscopic haematuria and urological cancer.
      Alastair D Hay, William Hamilton, Deborah Sharp, Barnaby Barrass and Raj Persad
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 241-243.

  2. Hannaford, Philip

    1. Electronic transfer of prescription-related information: comparing views of patients, general practitioners, and pharmacists.
      Terry Porteous, Christine Bond, Roma Robertson, Philip Hannaford and Ehud Reiter
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 204-209.

  3. Havinga, Wouter

    1. Time to counter 'fever phobia'!
      Wouter Havinga
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 253.

  4. Hay, Alastair D

    1. Macroscopic haematuria and urological cancer.
      Alastair D Hay, William Hamilton, Deborah Sharp, Barnaby Barrass and Raj Persad
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 241-243.

  5. Heath, Iona

    1. Racism and general practice--time to grasp the nettle.
      Gilles de Wildt, Paramjit Gill, Sylvia Chudley and Iona Heath
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 180-182.

  6. Hippisley-Cox, Julia

    1. A case-control study on the effect of hormone replacement therapy on ischaemic heart disease.
      Julia Hippisley-Cox, Mike Pringle, Nicola Crown and Carol Coupland
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 191-196.

  7. Hodgkin, Paul

    1. GP pay--naming the elephants.
      Paul Hodgkin
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 258-259.

  8. Hovelius, Birgitta

    1. Children who suffer from headaches--a narrative of insecurity in school and family.
      Gunni Odegaard, Eva Lindbladh and Birgitta Hovelius
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 210-213.

J

  1. Jones, Melvyn

    1. Do medical students want to become GPs?
      Bilal Ali and Melvyn Jones
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 241.

  2. Jowett, Sue

    1. A cluster randomised controlled trial of patient-held medical records for people with schizophrenia receiving shared care.
      Helen Lester, Teresa Allan, Sue Wilson, Sue Jowett and Lesley Roberts
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 197-203.

L

  1. Lester, Helen

    1. A cluster randomised controlled trial of patient-held medical records for people with schizophrenia receiving shared care.
      Helen Lester, Teresa Allan, Sue Wilson, Sue Jowett and Lesley Roberts
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 197-203.

  2. Lindbladh, Eva

    1. Children who suffer from headaches--a narrative of insecurity in school and family.
      Gunni Odegaard, Eva Lindbladh and Birgitta Hovelius
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 210-213.

  3. Lyle, Peter

    1. The video component of the MRCGP examination.
      Peter Lyle
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 243.

M

  1. Magennis, Sean P

    1. Patient self-monitoring of blood pressure in general practice: the 'inverse white-coat' response.
      Sue M Turnbull, Sean P Magennis and Chris J Turnbull
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 221-223.

  2. Maw, Anne

    1. Qualitative survey on nursing and residential homes.
      Bharat Nanavati, Anne Maw and Huma Ahmad
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 244-245.

  3. Menon, N K

    1. Cancer prevalence and infrequent consulters.
      N K Menon
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 240.

  4. Milnes, Linda

    1. Qualitative study of young people's and parents' beliefs about childhood asthma.
      Peter Callery, Linda Milnes, Chrissie Verduyn and Jonathan Couriel
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 185-190.

  5. Mitchell, Dominic

    1. Recruitment in general practice.
      Dominic Mitchell
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 244.

  6. Mokkink, Henk

    1. Communication at the interface: do better referral letters produce better consultant replies?
      Richard Grol, Noor Rooijackers-Lemmers, Leo van Kaathoven, Huub Wollersheim and Henk Mokkink
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 217-219.

N

  1. Nanavati, Bharat

    1. Qualitative survey on nursing and residential homes.
      Bharat Nanavati, Anne Maw and Huma Ahmad
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 244-245.

  2. Nandhra, H S

    1. Diagnostic ability among non-psychiatrists.
      H S Nandhra and C J Goh
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 240-241.

  3. Nicolson, Malcolm

    1. An oral history of general practice. 10: Diagnostics and therapeutics.
      Graham Smith and Malcolm Nicolson
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 256-257.

O

  1. Odegaard, Gunni

    1. Children who suffer from headaches--a narrative of insecurity in school and family.
      Gunni Odegaard, Eva Lindbladh and Birgitta Hovelius
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 210-213.

P

  1. Persad, Raj

    1. Macroscopic haematuria and urological cancer.
      Alastair D Hay, William Hamilton, Deborah Sharp, Barnaby Barrass and Raj Persad
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 241-243.

  2. Porteous, Terry

    1. Electronic transfer of prescription-related information: comparing views of patients, general practitioners, and pharmacists.
      Terry Porteous, Christine Bond, Roma Robertson, Philip Hannaford and Ehud Reiter
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 204-209.

  3. Pringle, Mike

    1. A case-control study on the effect of hormone replacement therapy on ischaemic heart disease.
      Julia Hippisley-Cox, Mike Pringle, Nicola Crown and Carol Coupland
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 191-196.

R

  1. Reiter, Ehud

    1. Electronic transfer of prescription-related information: comparing views of patients, general practitioners, and pharmacists.
      Terry Porteous, Christine Bond, Roma Robertson, Philip Hannaford and Ehud Reiter
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 204-209.

  2. Ridsdale, Leone

    1. 'I saw a great star, most splendid and beautiful': headache in primary care.
      Leone Ridsdale
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 182-184.

  3. Roberts, Lesley

    1. A cluster randomised controlled trial of patient-held medical records for people with schizophrenia receiving shared care.
      Helen Lester, Teresa Allan, Sue Wilson, Sue Jowett and Lesley Roberts
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 197-203.

  4. Robertson, Roma

    1. Electronic transfer of prescription-related information: comparing views of patients, general practitioners, and pharmacists.
      Terry Porteous, Christine Bond, Roma Robertson, Philip Hannaford and Ehud Reiter
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 204-209.

  5. Rooijackers-Lemmers, Noor

    1. Communication at the interface: do better referral letters produce better consultant replies?
      Richard Grol, Noor Rooijackers-Lemmers, Leo van Kaathoven, Huub Wollersheim and Henk Mokkink
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 217-219.

S

  1. Sharp, Deborah

    1. Macroscopic haematuria and urological cancer.
      Alastair D Hay, William Hamilton, Deborah Sharp, Barnaby Barrass and Raj Persad
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 241-243.

  2. Smith, Graham

    1. An oral history of general practice. 10: Diagnostics and therapeutics.
      Graham Smith and Malcolm Nicolson
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 256-257.

T

  1. Thapar, Ajay K

    1. Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder.
      Ajay K Thapar and Anita Thapar
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 225-230.

  2. Thapar, Anita

    1. Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder.
      Ajay K Thapar and Anita Thapar
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 225-230.

  3. Turnbull, Chris J

    1. Patient self-monitoring of blood pressure in general practice: the 'inverse white-coat' response.
      Sue M Turnbull, Sean P Magennis and Chris J Turnbull
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 221-223.

  4. Turnbull, Sue M

    1. Patient self-monitoring of blood pressure in general practice: the 'inverse white-coat' response.
      Sue M Turnbull, Sean P Magennis and Chris J Turnbull
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 221-223.

V

  1. van Kaathoven, Leo

    1. Communication at the interface: do better referral letters produce better consultant replies?
      Richard Grol, Noor Rooijackers-Lemmers, Leo van Kaathoven, Huub Wollersheim and Henk Mokkink
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 217-219.

  2. Verduyn, Chrissie

    1. Qualitative study of young people's and parents' beliefs about childhood asthma.
      Peter Callery, Linda Milnes, Chrissie Verduyn and Jonathan Couriel
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 185-190.

  3. Vostanis, Panos

    1. Child psychiatric disorders among primary mental health service attenders.
      Jon Arcelus and Panos Vostanis
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 214-216.

W

  1. Wilson, Sue

    1. A cluster randomised controlled trial of patient-held medical records for people with schizophrenia receiving shared care.
      Helen Lester, Teresa Allan, Sue Wilson, Sue Jowett and Lesley Roberts
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 197-203.

  2. Wollersheim, Huub

    1. Communication at the interface: do better referral letters produce better consultant replies?
      Richard Grol, Noor Rooijackers-Lemmers, Leo van Kaathoven, Huub Wollersheim and Henk Mokkink
      British Journal of General Practice 2003; 53 (488): 217-219.
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