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Table of Contents
March 2004;
Volume 54,
Issue 500
Article
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March Focus
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(500):
161-162.
Research Article
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Speaking for the dead to protect the living: the role of the coroner and the Shipman Inquiry.
James G Young
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(500):
162-163.
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Normalisation: horrible word, useful idea.
David Kessler
and
William Hamilton
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(500):
163-164.
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Normalisation of unexplained symptoms by general practitioners: a functional typology.
Christopher F Dowrick
,
Adele Ring
,
Gerry M Humphris
and
Peter Salmon
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(500):
165-170.
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Voiced but unheard agendas: qualitative analysis of the psychosocial cues that patients with unexplained symptoms present to general practitioners.
Peter Salmon
,
Christopher F Dowrick
,
Adele Ring
and
Gerry M Humphris
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(500):
171-176.
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Fat intake in patients newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes: a 4-year follow-up study in general practice.
Floris A van de Laar
,
Eloy H van de Lisdonk
,
Peter L B J Lucassen
,
J M H Tigchelaar
,
Saskia Meyboom
,
Jan Mulder
,
Henk J M van den Hoogen
,
Guy E H M Rutten
and
Chris van Weel
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(500):
177-182.
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Blood glucose self-monitoring in non-insulin-treated type 2 diabetes: a qualitative study of patients' perspectives.
Elizabeth Peel
,
Odette Parry
,
Margaret Douglas
and
Julia Lawton
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(500):
183-188.
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A randomised controlled trial of three pragmatic approaches to initiate increased physical activity in sedentary patients with risk factors for cardiovascular disease.
Paul Little
,
Martina Dorward
,
Sarah Gralton
,
Louise Hammerton
,
John Pillinger
,
Peter White
,
Michael Moore
,
Jim McKenna
and
Sheila Payne
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(500):
189-195.
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Walking exercise in patients with intermittent claudication. Experience in routine clinical practice.
Marie-Louise Bartelink
,
Henri E J H Stoffers
,
Cornelis J Biesheuvel
and
Arno W Hoes
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(500):
196-200.
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Early detection of COPD in primary care: screening by invitation of smokers aged 40 to 55 years.
Georgios Stratelis
,
Per Jakobsson
,
Siguard Molstad
and
Olle Zetterstrom
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(500):
201-206.
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Survey of the impact of nurse telephone triage on general practitioner activity.
David A Richards
,
Joan Meakins
,
Lesley Godfrey
,
Jane Tawfik
and
Evelyn Dutton
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(500):
207-210.
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NHS Direct usage in a GP population of children under 5 years: is NHS Direct used by people with the greatest health need?
Fiona Ring
and
Melvyn Jones
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(500):
211-213.
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Cot deaths: tragedy, suspicion and murder.
Mike Fitzpatrick
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(500):
225.
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Disability now.
Elizabeth H Muir
,
John McMullan
and
Charles Sears
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(500):
226.
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Statistics--for fun and therapy.
T P Hutchinson
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(500):
228-229.
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Springtime in Paris. Evaluating the heathcare system in France.
Olivier Wong
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(500):
229.
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Evidence-based medicine: a matter of belief.
Neville Goodman
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(500):
230-231.
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Obesity--the challenge ahead.
Colin Waine
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(500):
232-233.
Letter
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What benefit testicular self-examination?
Keith Hopcroft
,
Chris Martin
and
Alistair Moulds
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(500):
214-215.
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Somatisation or not?
Miriam Santer
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(500):
215-216.
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Diagnosis of bacterial LRTI.
Rogier Hopstaken
,
Alastair D Hay
and
Christopher C Butler
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(500):
216-217.
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A voluntary patient support service in general practice.
Mark Faulkner
British Journal of General Practice
2004;
54
(500):
217.
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