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Volume 50, Number 454, May 2000

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Research Papers This Month

Free Content Research Papers This Month
pp. 353-353(1)

Editorials

Free Content The Shipman inquiry: implications for the public's trust in doctors
pp. 355-356(2)
Author: Pringle M.

Free Content The use of HRT in patients with breast cancer: yes, no, or sometimes?
pp. 356-357(2)
Authors: Stebbing J.; Gregory R.K.

Original Papers

Free Content GP frequent attendance in Liverpool and Granada: the impact of depressive symptoms
pp. 361-365(5)
Authors: Dowrick C.F.; Bellón J.A.; Gómez M.J.

Free Content Fatal toxicity associated with antidepressant use in primary care
pp. 366-370(5)
Authors: Mason J.; Freemantle N.; Eccles M.

Free Content Practical aspects of conducting a pragmatic randomised trial in primary care: patient recruitment and outcome assessment
pp. 371-374(4)
Authors: Van Der Windt D.A.W.M.; Koes B.W.; Van Aarst M.; Heemskerk M.A.M.B.; Bouter L.M.

Free Content Health status and management of chronic non-specific abdominal complaints in general practice
pp. 375-379(5)
Authors: Janssen H.A.M.; Borghouts J.A.J.; Muris J.W.M.; Metsemakers J.F.M.; Koes B.W.; Knottnerus J.A.

Free Content GP referral to an eating disorder service: why the wide variation?
pp. 380-383(4)
Authors: Hugo P.; Kendrick T.; Reid F.; Lacey H.

Brief Reports

Free Content GPs' attitudes towards the treatment of drug misusers
pp. 385-386(2)
Authors: McGillion J.; Wanigaratne S.; Feinmann C.; Godden T.; Byrne A.

Free Content Research in primary care: extent of involvement and perceived determinants among practitioners from one English region
pp. 387-389(3)
Authors: Jowett S.M.; MacLeod J.; Wilson S.; Hobbs F.D.R.

Free Content What are the attitudes of general practitioners towards research?
pp. 390-392(3)
Authors: Robinson G.; Gould M.

Free Content Doctors and the assessment of blood glucose testing sticks: does colour blindness matter?
pp. 393-395(3)
Authors: Campbell J.L.; Spalding J.A.; Mir F.A.; Birch J.

Review Article

Free Content General practitioner psychological management of common emotional problems (II): a research agenda for the development of evidence-based practice
pp. 396-400(5)
Authors: Cape J.; Barker C.; Buszewicz M.; Pistrang N.

Discussion Paper

Free Content What does it cost the patient to see the doctor?
pp. 401-403(3)
Authors: Kernick D.P.; Reinhold D.M.; Netten A.

Letters

Free Content Letters
pp. 404-408(5)

The Back Pages

Free Content The Back Pages
pp. 419-440(22)

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