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Volume 49, Number 449, December 1999

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Research Papers This Month

Free Content Research Papers This Month
pp. 953-953(1)

Editorials

Free Content A time for change and a time for vision
pp. 955-956(2)
Author: Wright A.F.

Free Content The early detection of colorectal cancer in primary care
pp. 956-958(3)
Authors: Jones R.; Kennedy T.

Original Papers

Free Content 'Practice Professional Development Plans': general practitioners' perspectives on proposed changes in general practice education
pp. 959-962(4)
Authors: Pitts J.; Curtis A.; While R.; Holloway I.

Free Content Sex differences in cardiovascular disease: are women with low socioeconomic status at high risk?
pp. 963-966(4)
Authors: Vogels E.A.; Lagro-Janssen A.L.M.; Van Weel C.

Free Content Research capacity in UK primary care
pp. 967-970(4)
Authors: Campbell S.M.; Roland M.O.; Bentley E.; Dowell J.; Hassall K.; Pooley J.E.; Price H.

Free Content The WOMB (WOMen's views of Birth) antenatal satisfaction questionnaire: development, dimensions, internal reliability, and validity
pp. 971-975(5)
Author: Smith L.F.P.

Free Content Stopping drug treatment of hypertension: experience in 18 British general practices
pp. 977-980(4)
Authors: Aylett M.; Creighton P.; Jachuck S.; Newrick D.; Evans A.

Free Content Are child health surveillance reviews just routine examinations of normal children?
pp. 981-985(5)
Authors: Hampshire A.J.; Blair M.E.; Crown N.S.; Avery A.J.; Williams E.I.

Brief Reports

Free Content How accurately do primary health care professionals use cardiovascular risk tables in the management of hypertension?
pp. 987-988(2)
Authors: Peters T.J.; Montgomery A.A.; Fahey T.

Free Content Stopping smoking and body weight in women living in the United Kingdom
pp. 989-990(2)
Authors: Owen-Smith V.; Hannaford P.C.

Free Content The prevalence of gender dysphoria in Scotland: a primary care study
pp. 991-992(2)
Authors: Wilson P.; Sharp C.; Carr S.

Free Content The ethnic minority linkworker: a key member of the primary health care team?
pp. 993-994(2)
Authors: Khanchandani R.; Gillam S.

Review Article

Free Content Recommendations for future studies: a systematic review of educational interventions in primary care settings
pp. 995-1001(7)
Authors: Freudenstein U.; Howe A.

Discussion Paper

Free Content An information retrieval service to support clinical decision-making at the point of care
pp. 1003-1007(5)
Authors: Sullivan F.; Gardner M.; Van Rijsbergen K.

Letters

Free Content Letters
pp. 1008-1010(3)

The Back Pages

Free Content The Back Pages
pp. 1017-1040(24)

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