It is perhaps not commonly realized that thefamily doctor's ordinary records, kept by him
primarily for the purpose of treating his patient, can be utilized for research purposes. Use of the …

… DAVID EIMERL … Eimerl, and EM Booth, “A twocolor frequency conversion system for high
power … Eimerl, “Precise measurements of optical dispersion using a new interferometric …

This is the second edition of a publication sponsored by the Royal College of General
Practitioners. The editors and their fellow contributors are well-known names in the field of general …

Method The College of General Practitioners led the way in following up the Gillie Committee
recommendations that studies on the organization and content of general practice were …

A study was made in 1965-66 of the schemes for student-attachment in general practice, by
means of postal questionaries to the deans of the medical schools, general practitioners …

Description of the Method During four sample weeks a detailed survey was made of all contacts
withpatients, whether in their homes, at the surgery, or elsewhere. This was, in effect, an …

One of the earliest known instances of the keeping of sickness records in a small community
was given by Keevil (1958); following on the failure of an expedition to the West Indies in …

… DIRECT-ACCESs DIAGNOSTIC FACILITIES IN GENERAL PRACTIcE-TS Eimerl, Lancet-Vol.
April 21) 1962. The results of a survey of figures provided by the Ministry of Health for 1958 …

… This opportunity has been seized by the College of General Practitioners using the Eimerl
"E"-Book7 for recording morbidity in general practice. With this method spells of illness are …

There is inherent in most family doctors the desire to be of service to Medicine as well as to
their patients: this desire is frequently hidden; it may not and usually it does not become trans-…