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Table of Contents
October 2005;
Volume 55,
Issue 519
October Focus
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October Focus
David Jewell
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
737.
Editorials
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Profiling mental health needs: what about your Irish patients?
Marie Fitzpatrick
and
Jennifer Newton
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
739-740.
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Cancer survivorship: a challenge for primary care physicians
Eva Grunfeld
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
741-742.
Original Papers
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The impact of obesity on drug prescribing in primary care
Counterweight Project Team
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
743-749.
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A qualitative study of GPs' views of treating obesity
Laura Epstein
and
Jane Ogden
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
750-754.
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A qualitative study exploring how GPs decide to prescribe antidepressants
Julia Hyde
,
Michael Calnan
,
Lindsay Prior
,
Glyn Lewis
,
David Kessler
and
Deborah Sharp
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
755-762.
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Treatment of anxiety disorders in primary care practice a randomised controlled trial
Christine A van Boeijen
,
Patricia van Oppen
,
Anton JLM van Balkom
,
Sako Visser
,
Pieter T Kempe
,
Nettie Blankenstein
and
Richard van Dyck
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
763-769.
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Mental health in the Dutch population and in general practice: 1987–2001
Peter FM Verhaak
,
Nancy Hoeymans
,
Anna A Garssen
and
Gert P Westert
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
770-775.
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Urinary incontinence in older people living in the community: examining help-seeking behaviour
Doreth Teunissen
,
Chris van Weel
and
Toine Lagro-Janssen
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
776-782.
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Sharing patient data: competing demands of privacy, trust and research in primary care
Margaret A Stone
,
Sarah A Redsell
,
Jennifer T Ling
and
Alastair D Hay
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
783-789.
Brief Report
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The impact of NHS Direct on the demand for out-of-hours primary and emergency care
James Munro
,
Fiona Sampson
and
Jon Nicholl
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
790-792.
Mackenzie Lecture
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Reflections on the doctor–patient relationship: from evidence and experience
Moira Stewart
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
793-801.
Letters
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When the drugs don't work — or do they?
Clive Ballard
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
802.
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All GPs are different and some are more different than others
Terry Kemple
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
802.
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The ‘bulging fontanelle’ to be included in primary care algorithms
Christian de Goede
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
802-803.
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An observational study of escalator ambulation
Mark R Nelson
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
803.
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Homeopathy — a response
Dougal Jeffries
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
803-804.
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Turbulent times in Italian general practice
Francesco Carelli
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
804.
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Table mountains
Victoria Hartnell
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
804.
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Editor's Comment
David Jewell
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
804.
The Back Pages
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The Blair backlash
Mike Fitzpatrick
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
809.
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The vioxx vultures
Neville Goodman
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
815.
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Battling bards, choosing chocolates
Emyr Gravell
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
816.
Viewpoint
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Registering organ donor preferences — a third way?
Christopher S Hourigan
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
805.
Film
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Half a day at the movies: film studies in the VTS course
John Salinsky
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
806-809.
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Zombies, space cowboys and not so heavenly battles: the 2005 Edinburgh International Film Festival
David Watson
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
812-813.
Flora medica
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From the journals, August–September 2005
Richard Lehman
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
807.
Essay
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Is an NHS designed around the patient bad for your health?
David Kernick
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
810-811.
Digest
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Book review
Wayne Lewis
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(519):
814.
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