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Table of Contents
July 2005;
Volume 55,
Issue 516
July Focus
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July Focus
David Jewell
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
498.
Editorials
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Random drug testing in schools
Clare Gerada
and
Eilish Gilvarry
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
499-501.
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The use (or otherwise) of pulse oximetry in general practice
Georgia Ingram
and
Neil Munro
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
501-502.
Original Papers
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A qualitative study of help seeking and primary care consultation prior to suicide
Christabel Owens
,
Helen Lambert
,
Jenny Donovan
and
Keith R Lloyd
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
503-509.
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Social environment and frequent attendance in Danish general practice
Peter Vedsted
and
Frede Olesen
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
510-515.
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Changes in patients' attitudes towards the management of minor ailments
Mieke Cardol
,
François G Schellevis
,
Peter Spreeuwenberg
and
Eloy H van de Lisdonk
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
516-521.
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Running nurse-led secondary prevention clinics for coronary heart disease in primary care: qualitative study of health professionals' perspectives
Peter Murchie
,
Neil C Campbell
,
Lewis D Ritchie
and
Joan Thain
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
522-528.
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Case-mix and variation in specialist referrals in general practice
Caoimhe O Sullivan
,
Rumana Z Omar
,
Gareth Ambler
and
Azeem Majeed
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
529-533.
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Barriers to detecting and treating hypercholesterolaemia in patients with ischaemic heart disease: primary care perceptions
James Hickling
,
Stephen Rogers
and
Irwin Nazareth
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
534-538.
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GP experiences of partner and external peer appraisal: a qualitative study
Brian McKinstry
,
Heather Peacock
and
Johnstone Shaw
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
539-543.
Brief Reports
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GP perceptions of appraisal: professional development, performance management, or both?
Oliver Boylan
,
Terry Bradley
and
Agnes McKnight
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
544-545.
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Qualitative evaluation of a job retention pilot for people with mental health problems
Kristina Thomas
,
Jenny Secker
and
Bob Grove
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
546-547.
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Practice costs of implementing guidelines for asthma and angina: findings from a randomised controlled trial
Richard Baker
,
David Turner
,
Robin C Fraser
,
Margaret Stone
and
Keith Stevenson
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
548-550.
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Three-year follow-up of a factorial randomised controlled trial of two decision aids for newly diagnosed hypertensive patients
Clare L Emmett
,
Alan A Montgomery
,
Tim J Peters
and
Tom Fahey
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
551-553.
Letters
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Fuzzy logic
Jeremy Meadows
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
554.
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Downfall
Steve Iliffe
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
554.
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The meaning of health
Tim Paine
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
554.
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Hormone replacement therapy: limited response in the UK to the new evidence
Joy Townsend
and
Kiran Nanchahal
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
555.
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Homeopathy is where the heart is
Nigel Williams
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
556.
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Homeopathy – a benign deception?
Peter Hanrath
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
556.
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Screening for haemoglobinopathies in primary care
Gervase Vernon
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
556-557.
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Steam inhalation treatment for children
MA Akhavani
and
RHJ Baker
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
557.
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Hepatitis E and meat carcasses
Chris Jary
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
557-558.
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Treating addiction
John Sharvill
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
558.
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Methadone vs buprenorphine
Andrew Byrne
,
Richard Hallinan
,
Richard Watson
and
Alex Wodak
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
558-559.
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MeReC Bulletin
Chris Gunstone
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
559-560.
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Assessing general practice
Roger Tisi
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
560.
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Dirty magazines
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
560.
The Back Pages
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Currents of death?
Mike Fitzpatrick
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
563.
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A bit of magic required
Graeme Walker
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
569.
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When should I see you?
Neville Goodman
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
571.
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Choice
Saul Miller
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
572.
Viewpoint
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Breaking the butterfly on the wheel
Ruth Bastable
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
561.
Reportage
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Revalidation: cracks at first, now chasms
Glyn Elwyn
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
562.
Appreciation
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Alastair Donald
John Horder
and
John Howie
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
564-565.
Flora medica
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From the journals, May—June 2005
Richard Lehman
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
565.
Essay
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Improving the evidence base for pre-travel advice: the importance of surveillance of travel-associated infection
Joanne Lawrence
,
Jane Jones
and
David R Hill
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
566-568.
Digest
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Book review
Chris Johnstone
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
570.
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The
BJGP
in 2004
David Jewell
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(516):
571.
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