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Table of Contents
January 2004;
Volume 54,
Issue 498
Article
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January Focus
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
1-2.
Research Article
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Diagnosing coughs and colds.
Jenny Doust
and
Chris Del Mar
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
5-6.
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Is dyspraxia a medical condition or a social disorder?
Amanda Kirby
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
6-8.
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Predicting complications from acute cough in pre-school children in primary care: a prospective cohort study.
Alastair D Hay
,
Tom Fahey
,
Tim J Peters
and
Andrew Wilson
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
9-14.
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Pathogens involved in lower respiratory tract infections in general practice.
A Willy Graffelman
,
Arie Knuistingh Neven
,
Saskia le Cessie
,
Aloys C M Kroes
,
Machiel P Springer
and
Peterhans J van den Broek
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
15-19.
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A diagnostic rule for the aetiology of lower respiratory tract infections as guidance for antimicrobial treatment.
A Willy Graffelman
,
Arie Knuistingh Neven
,
Saskia le Cessie
,
Aloys C M Kroes
,
Machiel P Springer
and
Peterhans J van den Broek
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
20-24.
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Qualitative study of men's perceptions of why treatment delays occur in the UK for those with testicular cancer.
Alison Chapple
,
Sue Ziebland
and
Ann McPherson
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
25-32.
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Implementation of RCGP guidelines for acute low back pain: a cluster randomised controlled trial.
Paola Dey
,
Carl W R Simpson
,
Stuart I Collins
,
G Hodgson
,
Christopher F Dowrick
,
A J M Simison
and
M J Rose
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
33-37.
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Patients' experiences when accessing their on-line electronic patient records in primary care.
Cecilia Pyper
,
Justin Amery
,
Marion Watson
and
Claire Crook
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
38-43.
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Increased personal medication use among Finnish physicians from 1986 to 1997.
Saara Töyry
,
Kimmo Räsänen
,
Markku Seuri
,
Markku Aärimaa
,
Juhani Juntunen
,
Santero Kujala
and
Kaj Husman
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
44-46.
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Saturday surgeries--do patients feel their needs can be met by alternative out-of-hours care? A questionnaire study.
Farah Chaudhry
,
Ashish Kapoor
and
Stephen Brant
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
47-49.
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The role of UK general practitioners with special clinical interests: implications for policy and service delivery.
Andrew Nocon
and
Brenda Leese
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
50-56.
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The space of our lives.
Iona Heath
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
67.
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Postcard 7...Is art the finest teacher? Fine art and medicine.
Benny Sweeney
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
70-71.
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The social geography of general practice.
Hyla Holden
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
72-75.
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Mad as a respiratory physiologist.
Neville Goodman
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
77.
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The inverse scare law.
James Willis
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
78.
Letter
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Response to 'Wishful pharmaceutical thinking'.
Alan Lenox-Smith
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
57.
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'Just a GP'.
Emma Purves
and
Chris Gunstone
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
57-58.
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Delayed prescriptions--not a good option for infants.
Roger Damoiseaux
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
58.
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A clinical indication on every repeat performance.
Nigel Masters
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
58-59.
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Accuracy of electronic sphygmomanometers.
Stephen Hartley
,
Gladstone Bello
and
W J David McKinley
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
59.
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A very different life?
Andrew Russell
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
59.
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Changing roles.
Derek Chase
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
59-60.
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Condemned to education by telemedicine.
David Syme
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
60.
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Dream or nightmare--vocational training.
Andrew Blyth
,
Stefan Cembrowicz
,
James Norman
,
Nigel Taylor
,
Duncan Goodland
,
Gramham Rawlinson
and
Tom Smyth
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
60-61.
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Dream or nightmare--vocational training.
Frank Smith
and
Pat Lane
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(498):
60-61.
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