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Table of Contents
December 2005;
Volume 55,
Issue 521
December Focus
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December Focus
David Jewell
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
906.
Editorials
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The White Paper: what the College wants
Mayur Lakhani
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
907-908.
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Developing an evidence base for intermediate care delivered by GPs with a special interest
David Kernick
and
Russell Mannion
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
908-910.
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Triage and remote consultations: moving beyond the rhetoric of access and choice
Hilary Pinnock
,
Gaylor Hoskins
,
Ron Neville
and
Aziz Sheikh
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
910-911.
Original Papers
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Randomised controlled trial to compare GP-run orthopaedic clinics based in hospital outpatient departments and general practices
Richard Baker
,
Jo Sanderson-Mann
,
Stephen Longworth
,
Rachel Cox
and
Clare Gillies
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
912-917.
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Targeted routine asthma care in general practice using telephone triage
Kevin Gruffydd-Jones
,
Sandra Hollinghurst
,
Sabbi Ward
and
Gordon Taylor
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
918-923.
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The treatment of acute infectious conjunctivitis with fusidic acid: a randomised controlled trial
Remco P Rietveld
,
Gerben ter Riet
,
Patrick JE Bindels
,
Dick Bink
,
Jacobus H Sloos
and
Henk CPM van Weert
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
924-930.
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Organisational factors in relation to control of blood pressure: an observational study
Melanie Inkster
,
Alan Montgomery
,
Peter Donnan
,
Tom MacDonald
,
Frank Sullivan
and
Tom Fahey
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
931-937.
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Comparison of GP and nurse practitioner consultations: an observational study
Clive Seale
,
Elizabeth Anderson
and
Paul Kinnersley
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
938-943.
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Estimation of blood glucose levels by people with diabetes: a cross-sectional study
Stuart Frankum
and
Jane Ogden
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
944-948.
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Factors identifying higher risk rectal bleeding in general practice
Brian G Ellis
and
Michael R Thompson
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
949-955.
Systematic Reviews
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The effects of telephone consultation and triage on healthcare use and patient satisfaction: a systematic review
Frances Bunn
,
Geraldine Byrne
and
Sally Kendall
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
956-961.
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Topical antibiotics for acute bacterial conjunctivitis: Cochrane systematic review and meta-analysis update
Aziz Sheikh
and
Brian Hurwitz
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
962-964.
Letters
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The challenge of recruiting people with schizophrenia to trials
Sarah Cook
,
Eleni Chambers
,
Julie Coleman
and
Melanie Hart
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
965.
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Referrals for cataract and
Action on cataracts
, evidence-based guidelines
Stephen C Lash
and
Catherine Prendiville
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
965-966.
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Should GPs be prescribing more vitamin D?
David Metson
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
966.
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Continuing care
Jane Reynolds
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
966-967.
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Prescribing to substance misusers
David Church
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
967.
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Mental health screening may prove effective in primary care
Kaj Sparle Christensen
and
Frede Olesen
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
967.
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Impact of obesity
Edoardo Cervoni
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
967-968.
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The law on assisted dying
David Garwood
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
968.
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Assisted suicide
DT Price
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
968.
Note
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Note
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
968.
The Back Pages
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A patient-led NHS?
Mike Fitzpatrick
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
973.
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Ok Emma, that's enough
Neville Goodman
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
981.
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Holding the baby
James Willis
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
987.
Viewpoint
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New london premises for the college
Hilary De Lyon
and
Colin Hunter
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
969.
Reportage
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The JCPTGP: the passing of an era
Brian Keighley
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
970-971.
Flora medica
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From the journals, October–November 2005
Richard Lehman
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
971.
Resources
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Evidence in practice — number 8. What is the prognosis of optic neuritis?
Sharon Sanders
,
Chris Del Mar
,
Sarah Purdy
,
Annelise Spinks
,
Lisa Tait
and
Brian McAvoy
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
972-973.
Essay
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Perceptual capacity and the good GP: invisible, yet indispensable for quality of care
John Gillies
and
Mark Sheehan
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
974-977.
Stories
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When children die
Susan Woldenberg Butler
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
978-979.
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The Absence
Jacques Chauviré
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
982.
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The Absence
Jacques Chauviré
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
983-986.
Digest
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The Nobel Prize in Literature 2005
Iona Heath
British Journal of General Practice
2005;
55
(521):
980.
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