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Family Practice is an international journal aimed at practitioners, teachers and researchers in the fields of family medicine, general practice and primary care in both developed and developing countries.

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Volume 19, Number 5, 1 October 2002
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The birth of the International Classification of Primary Care (ICPC) Serendipity at the border of Lac Léman
pp. 433-435(3)
Authors: H. Lamberts; M. Wood

Limited value of elevated erythrocyte sedimentation rate as an indicator of malignancy
pp. 436-438(3)
Authors: H. Mönig; D. Marquardt; T. Arendt; S. Kloehn

The differential blood pressure sign in general practice: prevalence and prognostic value
pp. 439-441(3)
Authors: C.E. Clark; R.J. Powell

Feasibility of AsthmaCritic, a decision-support system for asthma and COPD which generates patient-specific feedback on routinely recorded data in general practice
pp. 442-447(6)
Authors: M.M. Kuilboer; M.A. van Wijk; M. Mosseveld; E. van der Does; B.P. Ponsioen; J.C. de Jongste; S.E. Overbeek; J. van der Lei

Outcomes of an intervention programme for treatment of asthma in a primary care clinic for Bedouins in southern Israel
pp. 448-451(4)
Authors: R. Peleg; P. Gehtman; I. Blancovich; R. Aburabia; R. Allush; S. Hazut; P. Shvartzman

Variations in asthma treatment in five European countries—judgement analysis of case simulations
pp. 452-460(9)
Authors: R. Wahlström; E. Hummers-Pradier; C.S. Lundborg; M. Muskova; P. Lagerløv; P. Denig; T. Oke; D.M.C. de Saintonge

Fifteen year olds at risk of parasuicide or suicide: how can we identify them in general practice?
pp. 461-465(5)
Authors: Y.L. McNeill; M.L. Gillies; S.F. Wood

Clinical findings in patients presenting with sore throat A study on inter-observer reliability
pp. 466-468(3)
Authors: N Donner-Banzhoff; C Beck; F Meyer; JA Werner; E Baum

Postnatal depression: a few simple questions
pp. 469-470(2)
Author: M. Steiner

Herpes zoster and postherpetic neuralgia: incidence and risk indicators using a general practice research database
pp. 471-475(5)
Authors: W. Opstelten; J.W. Mauritz; N.J. de Wit; A.J. van Wijck; W.A. Stalman; G.A. van Essen

Patient trust in the physician: relationship to patient requests
pp. 476-483(8)
Authors: D.H. Thom; R.L. Kravitz; R.A. Bell; E. Krupat; R. Azari

‘I’ and ‘we’: a concordancing analysis of how doctors and patients use first person pronouns in primary care consultations
pp. 484-488(5)
Authors: J.R. Skelton; A.M. Wearn; F.R. Hobbs

What dimensions underlie patient responses to the General Practice Assessment Survey? A factor analytic study
pp. 489-495(7)
Authors: P. Bower; N. Mead; M. Roland

Continuity in UK general practice: a multilevel model of patient, doctor and practice factors associated with patients seeing their usual doctor
pp. 496-499(4)
Author: B. Guthrie

A methodological framework to derive the cost of the GP consultation
pp. 500-503(4)
Authors: D. Kernick; A. Netten

Brief encounters of aggression and violence in primary care: a team approach to coping strategies
pp. 504-510(7)
Authors: Jeannette Naish; Yvonne H Carter; Richard W Gray; Tony Stevens; Josephine M Tissier; Madeleine M Gantley

The acceptability to primary care staff of a multidisciplinary training package on acute back pain guidelines
pp. 511-515(5)
Authors: M. Underwood; S. O’Meara; E. Harvey

The implementation of a call-back system reduces the doctor’s workload, and improves accessibility by telephone in general practice
pp. 516-519(4)
Authors: R.A. de Groot; J. de Haan; H.E. Bosveld; A. Nijland; B. Meyboom-de Jong

Can routine information improve case finding of depression among 65 to 74 year olds in primary care?
pp. 520-522(3)
Authors: Ulrich Freudenstein; Antony Arthur; Ruth Matthews; Carol Jagger

Health promotion, the family physician and youth

Improving the connection
pp. 523-528(6)
Authors: R. Malik; I. Oandasan; M. Yang

Educational strategies to promote evidence-based community pharmacy practice: a cluster randomized controlled trial (RCT)
pp. 529-536(8)
Authors: M. Watson; C. Bond; J. Grimshaw; J. Mollison; A. Ludbrook; A. Walker

The place of evidence-based medicine among primary health care physicians in Riyadh region, Saudi Arabia
pp. 537-542(6)
Authors: L.A. Al-Ansary; T.A. Khoja

The March 2002 update of the electronic version of ICPC-2

A step forward to the use of ICD-10 as a nomenclature and a terminology for ICPC-2
pp. 543-546(4)
Authors: I. Okkes; H. Becker; R. Bernstein; H. Lamberts

An evaluation of general practice websites in the UK
pp. 547-556(10)
Authors: Alistair Howitt; Sarah Clement; Simon de Lusignan; Krish Thiru; Daryl Goodwin; Sally Wells

Doing qualitative research in general practice: methodological utility and engagement
pp. 557-562(6)
Author: C. Jaye

A simplified approach to the management of early chronic renal failure
pp. 563-565(3)
Author: C.P. Kopes-Kerr

NNT is not easily understood
pp. 566-566(1)
Authors: I.S. Kristiansen; J. Nexøe; D. Gyrd-Hansen; J.B. Nielsen

Lipid-lowering drugs and erectile dysfunction
pp. 567-567(1)
Authors: M.H. Blanker; A.P. Verhagen

Cultivating health: cultural perspectives on promoting health.

Malcolm MacLachlan (ed.). (240 pages, hardback £45.) John Wiley & Sons Ltd, 2001. ISBN 0-471-97725-X.
pp. 568-568(1)
Author: R. Loudon

Action evaluation of health programmes and changes: a handbook for a user-focused approach.

John Øvretveit. (255 pages, £27.50.) Radcliffe Medical Press Ltd, 2002. ISBN 1-85775-925-7.
pp. 569-570(2)
Author: J. Hughes

Ethics, management and mythology: rational decision making for health service professionals.

Michael Loughlin. (304 pages, £19.95.) Radcliffe Medical Press Ltd, 2002. ISBN 1-85775-574-X.
pp. 569-569(1)
Author: C. Whitehouse

The purchasing of health care by primary care organizations; and evaluation and guide to future policies.

Nicholas Mays, Sally Wyke, Gill Malbon, Nick Goodwin (eds). (341 pages, £25.) Open University Press, 2001. ISBN 0-335-20900-9.
pp. 570-571(2)
Author: A. Bailey

Obesity and weight management in primary care.
pp. 571-a-571(1)
Author: John Garrow

Obesity and overweight matters in primary care.

Ruth Chambers, Gill Wakley. (196 pages, £19.95.) Radcliffe Medical Press Ltd, 2002. ISBN 1-85775-514-6.
pp. 571-571(1)
Author: J. Cheng

The Cambridge guide to infertility management and assisted reproduction.

Godwin I Meniru. (289 pages, £32.95, US$47.95.) Cambridge University Press, 2001. ISBN 0-521-01071-3.
pp. 572-573(2)
Author: S. Ziebland

Sexual health matters in primary care.
pp. 572-572(1)
Author: John Macleod

Evidence-based medicine toolkit.

Douglas Badenoch, Carl Heneghan. (65 pages, £9.95.) BMJ Publishing Group, 2002. ISBN 0-7279-1601-7.
pp. 573-573(1)
Author: O. Samuel

Beyond advice: 1. Becoming a motivational practitioner.

Richard J Botelho. (271 pages, US$30.) Motivate Healthy Habits, 2002. ISBN 0-9706738-2-5.Beyond advice: 2. Developing motivational skills.Richard Botelho. (222 pages, US$25.) Motivate Healthy Habits, 2002. ISBN 0-9706738-1-7.
pp. 573-573(1)
Author: G. Roberts

The new private practice: therapist-coaches share stories, strategies, and advice.

Lynn Grodzki (ed.). (275 pages, US$32.) WW Norton & Company Ltd, 2002. ISBN 0-393-70379-7.
pp. 574-574(1)
Author: K. Baum

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