Family Practice

What is the predictive value of urinary symptoms for diagnosing urinary tract infection in women?
pp. 103-107(5)
Authors: Medina-Bombardó D.; Seguí-Díaz M.; Roca-Fusalba C.; Llobera J.

Rapid test, throat culture and clinical assessment in the diagnosis of tonsillitis
pp. 108-111(4)
Authors: Johansson L.; Månsson N-O.

Women’s knowledge of and attitudes towards hormone replacement therapy
pp. 112-119(8)
Authors: Lewin K.; Sinclair H.; Bond C.

A qualitative study of GPs’ attitudes to drug misusers and drug misuse services in primary care
pp. 120-125(6)
Authors: McKeown A.; Matheson C.; Bond C.

The needs of patients receiving depot antipsychotic medication within primary care
pp. 126-128(3)
Authors: Phelan M.; Mirza I.

A qualitative study of Australian GPs’ attitudes and practices in the diagnosis and management of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
pp. 129-134(6)
Authors: Shaw K.; Wagner I.; Eastwood H.; Mitchell G.

Referral for genetic counselling during pregnancy: limited alertness and awareness about genetic risk factors among GPs
pp. 135-141(7)
Authors: Aalfs C.M.; Smets E.M.; de Haes H.C.; Leschot N.J.

Women’s interest in GP-initiated pre-conception counselling in The Netherlands
pp. 142-146(5)
Authors: de Jong-Potjer L.; de Bock G.; Zaadstra B.; de Jong O.; Verloove-Vanhorick S.; Springer M.

Chronic pain and the use of conventional and alternative therapy
pp. 147-154(8)
Authors: Haetzman M.; Elliott A.; Smith B.; Hannaford P.; Chambers W.

GP care for moderate to severe asthma in children: what do infrequently attending mothers disagree with and why?
pp. 155-161(7)
Authors: Buetow S.; Adair V.; Coster G.; Hight M.; Gribben B.; Mitchell E.

Influence of family on acceptance of influenza vaccination among Japanese patients
pp. 162-166(5)
Authors: Sawada I.; Takahashi O.; Yoshinaka T.; Noguchi Y.; Fukui T.; Rahman M.; Shimbo T.; Goto M.; Matsui K.; Asai A.; Onishi M.; Koyama H.

Health Services Research
GPs working in solo practice: obstacles and motivations for working in a group? A qualitative study
pp. 167-172(6)
Authors: Feron J-M.; Cerexhe F.; Pestiaux D.; Roland M.; Giet D.; Montrieux C.; Paulus D.

Health Services Research
Quality of recording of data from patients with type 2 diabetes is not a valid indicator of quality of care. A cross-sectional study
pp. 173-177(5)
Authors: Goudswaard A.N.; Lam K.; Stolk R.P.; Rutten G.E.

Health Services Research
Non-attendance in general practice: a systematic review and its implications for access to primary health care
pp. 178-184(7)
Authors: George A.; Rubin G.

Working with Bangladeshi patients in Britain: perspectives from Primary Health Care
pp. 185-191(7)
Authors: Hawthorne K.; Rahman J.; Pill R.

Continuing professional development (CPD): GPs’ perceptions of post-graduate education-approved (PGEA) meetings and personal professional development plans (PDPs)
pp. 192-198(7)
Authors: Little P.; Hayes S.

Do clinical practice education groups result in sustained change in GP prescribing?
pp. 199-206(8)
Authors: Richards D.; Toop L.; Graham P.

Effect of extension of postgraduate training in general practice on the acquisition of knowledge of trainees
pp. 207-212(6)
Authors: Kramer A.W.; Düsman H.; Tan L.H.; Jansen K.J.; Grol R.P.; van der Vleuten C.P.

Medical student interviewing: a randomized trial of patient-centredness and clinical competence
pp. 213-219(7)
Authors: O’Keefe M.; Roberton D.; Sawyer M.; Baghurst P.

Remembering Jack Froom, MD, Professor Emeritus
pp. 220-221(2)
Author: Trilling J.S.

Correspondence
Informed consent for Screening
pp. 222-222(1)
Authors: Carter L.; Bowman D.; Oakeshott P.

Book Review
Ethics and medical decision-making.
Michael Freeman (ed.). (608 pages, hardback £110.) Ashgate Publishing Ltd, 2001. ISBN 0-7546-2112-X.
pp. 223-a-224(2)
Author: Gatherer A.

Book Review
Ethical issues in health care on the frontiers of the twenty-first century.
Stephen Wear, James J Bono, Gerald Logue, Adrianne McEvoy (eds). (342 pages, £93, US$149.) Kluwer Academic Publishers Group, 2000. ISBN 0-7923-6277-2.
pp. 223-223(1)
Author: Higgs R.

Book Review
Patient confidentiality.
John Tingle (ed.). (232 pages, £25.) EMIS Professional Publishing, 2002. ISBN 1-85811-296-6.
pp. 224-a-225(2)
Author: Marks J.

Book Review
Clinical negligence and complaints: a clinician’s guide.
Michael Green, Kathryn McConnochie. (123 pages, £19.50.) Royal Society of Medicine Press Ltd, 2002. ISBN 1-85315-504-7.
pp. 224-224(1)
Author: Rose C.

Book Review
Fraud and misconduct in medical research. 3rd edition.
Stephen Lock, Frank Wells, Michael Farthing (eds). (280 pages, £40.) BMJ Publishing Group, 2001. ISBN 0-7279-1508-8.
pp. 225-225(1)
Author: Jones R.

Book Review
Chronic illness in children: an evidence-based approach.
Laura L Hayman, Margaret M Mahon, J Rick Turner (eds). (252 pages, US$43.80.) Springer Publishing Company, 2002. ISBN 0-8261-3856-X.
pp. 226-a-226(1)
Author: Baum K.

Book Review
How much risk? A guide to understanding environmental health hazards.
Inge F Goldstein, Martin Goldstein. (351 pages, £19.99.) Oxford University Press, 2002. ISBN 0-19-513994-1.
pp. 226-226(1)
Author: Dobbs F.

Book Review
Treating compassion fatigue.
Charles R Figley (ed.). (235 pages, £24.95.) Brunner-Routledge, 2002. ISBN 1-68391-053-0.
pp. 227-a-228(2)
Author: Campkin M.

Book Review
Childhood headache.
Ishaq Aug-Arafeh (ed.). (208 pages, hardback £45.) Cambridge University Press, 2002. ISBN 1-898-68326-3.
pp. 227-227(1)
Author: Roscoe T.

Book Review
Practical psychiatry of old age. 3rd edition.
John P Wattis, Stephen Curran (eds). (274 pages, £24.95.) Radcliffe Medical Press Ltd, 2001. ISBN 1-85775-245-7.
pp. 228-a-229(2)
Author: Stokes T.

Book Review
The general practitioner his patients and their feelings.
Sotiris Zalidis. (261 pages, £16.95.) Free Association Books Ltd, 2001. ISBN 1-85343-527-9.
pp. 228-228(1)
Author: Wendt E.

Book Review
Retiring from medicine: do you have what it takes?
Harvey White (ed.). (147 pages, £12.95.) Royal Society of Medicine Press Ltd, 2002. ISBN 1-85315-502-0.
pp. 229-229(1)
Author: Carne S.