In 1999 Shah1 and others said that the Royal College of General Practitioners should
advocate longer consultations in general practice as a matter of policy. The college set up a …

We feel that it is worth recording the story of how vocational training for general practice was
first proposed, how the earliest experiments were started, and how this prolonged exercise …

… HORDER BA, BM Oxon. … HORDER … Horder and Horder 1954, Logan and Cushion
1958). Until recently treatment was ineffective; but now, for the patient with severe chronic …

Editorials up. Y" l0 Expanded consultations ofa traditional type1'are probably more effective,
but without more consultation time, the expansion cannot occur. Priority is rightly given to …

MANY general praetitionersnow think and feel that the future relationship between
specialists and generalists will be one between two kinds of doctor who have different and …

… classes and occupations are represented (Horder and Horder 1954). … BG Adams, EJ
Horder, JP Horder, M. Modell, CA Steen and J. W. … This female preponderance is in …

SIR,-A whole series of closely interconnected problems afflict the world in the last third of
the 20th century. These include overpopulation, environmental pollution, depletion of finite …

Five French general practitioners spent five days with five English practitioners in January
1973. Subsequently each wrote a report on his experience. This article summarises the …

There has been a cluster of major changes in the UK health service in the last 3 or 4 years
introduced suddenly and hurriedly, alarming and dividing doctors. The majority fear harm to …

Specialisationhas more secure root in the minds of French patientsand doctors than it has in
England. A great many general practitioners in towns and cities add a specialty after …