Family Practice

Clinical management of urinary tract infection in women: a prospective cohort study
pp. 1-6(6)
Authors: Fahey T.; Webb E.; Montgomery A.A.; Heyderman R.S.

Prevalence of three lower urinary tract symptoms in men—a population-based study
pp. 7-10(4)
Authors: Engström G.; Walker-Engström M-L.; Lööf L.; Leppert J.

Discussing STIs: doctors are from Mars, patients from Venus
pp. 11-15(5)
Authors: Verhoeven V.; Bovijn K.; Helder A.; Peremans L.; Hermann I.; Van Royen P.; Denekens J.; Avonts D.

Is treatment of atrial fibrillation in primary care based on thromboembolic risk assessment?
pp. 16-21(6)
Authors: Rutten F.H.; Hak E.; Stalman W.A.; Verheij T.J.; Hoes A.W.

Gender, age and deprivation differences in the primary care management of hypertension in Scotland: a cross-sectional database study
pp. 22-31(10)
Authors: Pears E.; Hannaford P.; Taylor M.

Prophylactic treatment after myocardial infarction in primary care: how far can we go?
pp. 32-35(4)
Authors: Brotons C.; Permanyer G.; Pacheco V.; Moral I.; Ribera A.; Cascant P.; Pinar J.

Quality of life and objective disease criteria in patients with intermittent claudication in general practice
pp. 36-40(5)
Authors: Müller-Bühl U.; Engeser P.; Klimm H-D.; Wiesemann A.

The provision of ‘same-day’ care in general practice: an observational study
pp. 41-47(7)
Authors: Stoddart H.; Evans M.; Peters T.J.; Salisbury C.

Welfare rights advice in primary care: prevalence, processes and specialist provision
pp. 48-53(6)
Authors: Harding R.; Sherr L.; Sherr A.; Moorhead R.; Singh S.

Identification of patients attending Accident and Emergency who may be suitable for treatment by a pharmacist
pp. 54-57(4)
Authors: Bednall R.; McRobbie D.; Duncan J.; Williams D.

Factors influencing home visits in Slovenian general practice
pp. 58-60(3)
Authors: vab I.; Kravos A.; Vidmar G.

Influences on GPs’ decision to prescribe new drugs—the importance of who says what
pp. 61-68(8)
Authors: Prosser H.; Almond S.; Walley T.

Understanding variation in quality improvement: the treatment of sore throats in primary care
pp. 69-73(5)
Authors: Marshall T.; Mohammed M.A.

Quality improvement of integrated child health care management after in-service training for physicians
pp. 74-76(3)
Authors: Guiscafré H.; Gutiérrez G.; Verver H.; Palafox M.; López A.; Martínez H.

Randomizing patients by family practice: sample size estimation, intracluster correlation and data analysis
pp. 77-82(6)
Authors: Cosby R.H.; Howard M.; Kaczorowski J.; Willan A.R.; Sellors J.W.

How evidence based are recruitment strategies to randomized controlled trials in primary care? Experience from seven studies
pp. 83-92(10)
Authors: Foy R.; Parry J.; Duggan A.; Delaney B.; Wilson S.; Lewin-van den Broek N.; Lassen A.; Vickers L.; Myres P.

Perceptions of risk of cervical cancer and attitudes towards cervical screening
pp. 93-a-94(2)
Author: Iles F.

Contraceptive use by medical students whilst on holiday
pp. 93-93(1)
Author: Finney H.

‘Sokkor’: research into the contextual facilitators barriers involved in the management of patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus must now intensify extend into all cultures worldwide
pp. 94-94(1)
Author: Alberti H.

Homelessness: a primary care response.
pp. 95-a-96(2)
Author: Iliffe S.

Reducing inequalities in health: a European perspective.
pp. 95-95(1)
Author: Macleod J.

Clinical counselling in medical settings.
pp. 96-a-97(2)
Author: Tate P.

Heroin century.
pp. 96-96(1)
Author: Herxheimer A.

Genetics and society: an introduction.
pp. 97-a-98(2)
Author: Modell M.

Clinical judgement: evidence in practice.
pp. 97-97(1)
Author: Baum K.

In your own time; a guide for patients and their carers facing a last illness at home.
pp. 98-a-99(2)
Author: Whitehouse C.

Narrative-based primary care: a practical guide.
pp. 98-98(1)
Author: Samuel O.

Using research in primary care: a workbook for health professional.
pp. 99-a-100(2)
Author: Samuel O.

A long walk home.
pp. 99-99(1)
Author: Heath I.

Basic statistics and epidemiology: a practical guide.
pp. 100-100(1)
Author: Fahey T.