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Publisher: Royal College of General Practitioners

Volume 49, Number 447, October 1999
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Research Papers This Month

Research Papers This Month
pp. 777-777(1)

Editorials

Kawasaki disease — a diagnostic challenge
pp. 779-780(2)
Author: Harnden A.

Depression in pregnant and postnatal women: an evidence-based approach to treatment in primary care
pp. 780-782(3)
Authors: Appleby L.; Koren G.; Sharp D.

Original Papers

A qualitative investigation of women's perceptions of premenstrual syndrome: implications for general practitioners
pp. 783-786(4)
Authors: Reilly J.; Kremer J.

Patients with irritable bowel syndrome: health status and use of health care services
pp. 787-792(6)
Authors: Donker G.A.; Foets M.; Spreeuwenberg P.

Supporting practice-based audit: a price to be paid for collecting data
pp. 793-795(3)
Authors: Lough J.R.M.; Willmot M.; Murray T.S.

What do patients want from doctors? Content analysis of written patient agendas for the consultation
pp. 796-800(5)
Authors: McKinley R.K.; Middleton J.F.

The health of their nation: how would citizens develop England's health strategy?
pp. 801-805(5)
Authors: Bradley N.; Sweeney K.; Waterfield M.

Who is targeted for lifestyle advice? A crosssectional survey in two general practices
pp. 806-810(5)
Authors: Little P.; Slocock L.; Griffin S.; Pillinger J.

Brief Reports

The presentation and management of breast symptoms in general practice in South Wales
pp. 811-812(2)
Author: Group T.B.S.

Do people attending a same day testing clinic discuss their need for a HIV test with their GP?
pp. 813-815(3)
Authors: Madge S.; Jones M.; Mocroft A.; Wells H.; Johnson M.A.

Sexual lifestyle of women attending inner-city general practices for cervical smears
pp. 817-818(2)
Authors: Oakeshott P.; Hay S.

How to provide for the primary health care needs of homeless people: what do homeless people in Leicester think?
pp. 819-819(1)
Author: Hewett N.C.

Validity of susceptibility testing of uropathogenic bacteria in general practice
pp. 821-822(2)
Authors: Bjerrum L.; Grinsted P.; Petersen P.H.; Søgaard P.

Review Article

Aloe vera: a systematic review of its clinical effectiveness
pp. 823-828(6)
Authors: Vogler B.K.; Ernst E.

Discussion Paper

Recruitmentand retention ofgeneral practitioners in the UK: what are the problems and solutions?
pp. 829-833(5)
Authors: Young R.; Leese B.

Letters

Letters
pp. 836-840(5)

The Back Pages

The Back Pages
pp. 849-864(16)

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