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Table of Contents
December 2007;
Volume 57,
Issue 545
December Focus
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December Focus
David Jewell
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
938.
Editorials
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Using the internet for research: results at a keystroke
Elizabeth Murray
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
939-940.
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GP specialty training: a European perspective
Frede Olesen
and
Roar Maagaard
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
940-941.
Original Papers
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Public beliefs on antibiotics and respiratory tract infections: an internet-based questionnaire study
Jochen WL Cals
,
Dennis Boumans
,
Robert JM Lardinois
,
Ralph Gonzales
,
Rogier M Hopstaken
,
Christopher C Butler
and
Geert-Jan Dinant
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
942-947.
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Hypertension guideline recommendations in general practice: awareness, agreement, adoption, and adherence
Carl Heneghan
,
Rafael Perera
,
David Mant
and
Paul Glasziou
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
948-952.
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Does eating yogurt prevent antibiotic-associated diarrhoea?
Shaun Conway
,
Andrew Hart
,
Allan Clark
and
Ian Harvey
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
953-959.
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More time for complex consultations in a high-deprivation practice is associated with increased patient enablement
Stewart W Mercer
,
Bridie Fitzpatrick
,
Glen Gourlay
,
Gaby Vojt
,
Alex McConnachie
and
Graham CM Watt
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
960-966.
Brief Report
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Prevalence and predictors of occupational violence and aggression towards GPs: a cross-sectional study
Stella Koritsas
,
Jan Coles
,
Malcolm Boyle
and
Janet Stanley
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
967-970.
Systematic Reviews
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Thou shalt versus thou shalt not: a meta-synthesis of GPs' attitudes to clinical practice guidelines
Benedicte Carlsen
,
Claire Glenton
and
Catherine Pope
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
971-978.
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Effectiveness of exercise-referral schemes to promote physical activity in adults: systematic review
Nefyn H Williams
,
Maggie Hendry
,
Barbara France
,
Ruth Lewis
and
Clare Wilkinson
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
979-986.
Mackenzie Lecture
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Who cares? The James Mackenzie Lecture 2006
David A Haslam
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
987-993.
Letters
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GPAQ
Matthew Hankins
and
Helen Smith
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
994.
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Diploma in mental health
Kirsten Lawson
and
Hywel Pearce
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
994.
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The end is not nigh
Steven Iliffe
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
995.
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Dismantling general practice
John K Paterson
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
995.
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Supporting self-care in general practice
Gillian Kyei
,
Rachel Conroy
,
Reena Doshi
,
Pippa Oakeshott
and
Sally Kerry
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
995-996.
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Patient choice
James Gerrard
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
996.
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Continuity of care
John Prossor
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
996.
The Back Pages
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Brazilian bikini wax and the designer vagina
Mike Fitzpatrick
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
1005.
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Decerebrate rigidity
James Willis
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
1012.
Viewpoint
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Undergraduate Psychiatry Training: A Belfast Experience
Gerry Gormley
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
997.
Essay
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Putting down pooch
Susan Woldenberg Butler
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
998-999.
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On the diagnosis of subclinical hypothyroidism
Adel AA Ismail
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
1000-1001.
Serial
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Tips and tricks in performing a systematic review
Adrian Sayers
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
999.
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A patient's diary: episode 12 — Norman Gland and the practice Christmas dinner: (from the diary of Mrs Ivy Flagg)
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
1002-1003.
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A Long, Strange Trip
Neville Goodman
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
1003.
Reportage
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MRCGP(International) development day
Hakan Yaman
and
Jean K Soler
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
1004-1005.
Stories
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Introduction
Iain Bamforth
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
1006.
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The Son by Arthur Schnitzler
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
1007-1009.
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Excerpts from
Book of Thoughts and Sayings
by Arthur Schnitzler
British Journal of General Practice
2007;
57
(545):
1010-1011.
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