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October 2003;
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Abbott, Stephen
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Can GPs and PALS be friends?
Stephen Abbott
,
Jane Bentley
,
Anne Lanceley
and
Julienne Meyer
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(495):
818-819.
Ashworth, Robert
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Developing a primary care-based stroke model: the prevalence of longer-term problems experienced by patients and carers.
Jenni Murray
,
John Young
,
Anne Forster
and
Robert Ashworth
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(495):
803-807.
Baker, Richard
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Factors associated with patients' trust in their general practitioner: a cross-sectional survey.
Carolyn Tarrant
,
Tim Stokes
and
Richard Baker
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(495):
798-800.
Barkham, Michael
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PHASE: a randomised, controlled trial of supervised self-help cognitive behavioural therapy in primary care.
Ann Richards
,
Michael Barkham
,
Jane Cahill
,
David Richards
,
Chris Williams
and
Phil Heywood
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(495):
764-770.
Bentley, Jane
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Can GPs and PALS be friends?
Stephen Abbott
,
Jane Bentley
,
Anne Lanceley
and
Julienne Meyer
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(495):
818-819.
Black, Nicola
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Alcohol and primary care--will an emphasis upon harm reduction engage general practitioners?
Nat Wright
and
Nicola Black
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(495):
755-757.
Bloor, Karen
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Trust, performance management and the new GP contract.
Alan Maynard
and
Karen Bloor
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(495):
754-755.
Brooks, Andrew
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Is ambulatory blood pressure monitoring cost-effective in the routine surveillance of treated hypertensive patients in primary care?
Paula Lorgelly
,
Ilias Siatis
,
Andrew Brooks
,
Barbara Slinn
,
Michael W Millar-Craig
,
Richard Donnelly
and
Gillian Manning
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(495):
794-796.
Cahill, Jane
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PHASE: a randomised, controlled trial of supervised self-help cognitive behavioural therapy in primary care.
Ann Richards
,
Michael Barkham
,
Jane Cahill
,
David Richards
,
Chris Williams
and
Phil Heywood
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(495):
764-770.
Christensen, Kaj Sparle
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The FIP study: a randomised, controlled trial of screening and recognition of psychiatric disorders.
Kaj Sparle Christensen
,
Tomas Toft
,
Lisbeth Frostholm
,
Eva Ørnbol
,
Per Fink
and
Frede Olesen
British Journal of General Practice
2003;
53
(495):
758-763.
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