British Journal of General Practice: 56 (531)

October 2006; Volume 56,Issue 531

October Focus

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October Focus
Alec Logan

British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 738.

Editorials

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Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease: a re-appraisal
Roger Jones

British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 739-740.
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General practice specialty training: an innovative programme
Elaine McNaughton

British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 740-742.

Original Papers

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Preferences for access to the GP: a discrete choice experiment
Greg Rubin, Angela Bate, Ajay George, Phil Shackley and Nicola Hall

British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 743-748.
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How are different types of continuity achieved? A mixed methods longitudinal study
Mary Boulton, Carolyn Tarrant, Kate Windridge, Richard Baker and George K Freeman

British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 749-755.
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Clinical features of prostate cancer before diagnosis: a population-based, case-control study
William Hamilton, Deborah J Sharp, Tim J Peters and Alison P Round

British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 756-762.
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Predicting colorectal cancer risk in patients with rectal bleeding
Roma Robertson, Christine Campbell, David P Weller, Rob Elton, David Mant, John Primrose, Karen Nugent, Una Macleod and Rita Sharma

British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 763-767.
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A randomised controlled trial of motivational interviewing for smoking cessation
Raimundo Soria, Almudena Legido, Concepión Escolano, Ana López Yeste and Julio Montoya

British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 768-774.
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Feasibility study of a primary care-based model for stroke aftercare
Jenni Murray, John Young, Anne Forster, Gill Herbert and Robert Ashworth

British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 775-780.
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The effects of a team-based continuous quality improvement intervention on the management of primary care: a randomised controlled trial
Yvonne Engels, Pieter van den Hombergh, Henk Mokkink, Henk van den Hoogen, Wil van den Bosch and Richard Grol

British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 781-787.
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High-dose inhaled corticosteroid use in childhood asthma: an observational study of GP prescribing
Mike Thomas, Steve Turner, Dave Leather and David Price

British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 788-790.

Brief Reports

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Is the promotion of physical activity in vulnerable older people feasible and effective in general practice?
Susie Dinan, Penny Lenihan, Trish Tenn and Steve Iliffe

British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 791-793.

Case Report

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Henna tattooing dermatitis: consider an additive as the culprit
Jacob Urkin

British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 794-795.

Letters

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Ever been HAD?
Tony Kendrick

British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 796-797.
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Privatising primary care
John Sharvill

British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 797.
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Should I go or should I stay?
Mark Vorster

British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 797.
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Euthanasia abroad
David Garwood

British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 797-798.
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Living wills to provide a legal ‘indication’
Francesco Carelli

British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 798.
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NICE guidelines on antidepressants
R. Hamish McAllister-Williams, Karin Foran, Steven Forrest, Graham Ingram, Lindsay McMahon, Michelle Taylor, Madhuri Rajwal and Lenny Cornwall

British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 798.

The Back Pages

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The future of general practice
Mike Fitzpatrick

British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 801.
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Atraumatic
Neville Goodman

British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 809.
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Losing our way
Emyr Gravell

British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 810.
Viewpoint
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  Dangerous Cats and Non-Barking Dogs
  Paul Hodgkin
  
  British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 799.
Reportage
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  WONCA Europe
  Eric Kelly
  
  British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 800.
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  WONCA Europe
  Simon Curtis
  
  British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 800.
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  WONCA Europe
  Chantal Emaus
  
  British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 800.
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  WONCA Europe
  Waqaar Shah
  
  British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 800-801.
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  Bodies at the Edinburgh Festival
  Lesley Morrison
  
  British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 805.
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  The 60th Edinburgh International Film Festival Or, why you don't see many German comedies
  David Watson
  
  British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 806-807.
Essay
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  Do standardised patients lose their confidence in primary medical care? Personal experiences of standardised patients with GPs
  Martin Sielk, Silke Brockmann, Christa Spannaus-Sakic and Stefan Wilm
  
  British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 802-804.
Digest
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  Book review
  David Tovey
  
  British Journal of General Practice 2006; 56 (531): 808.

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