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Volume 60, Number 580, November 2010

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Original Paper

Free Content The benefits and costs of a master's programme in primary health care: a cross-sectional postal survey
pp. e434-e439(6)
Authors: Tsimtsiou, Zoi; Sidhu, Kalwant; Jones, Roger

Original Paper - Full-length version

Free Content Postnatal women's experiences of management of depressive symptoms: a qualitative study
pp. e440-e448(9)
Authors: Slade, Pauline; Morrell, C Jane; Rigby, Anna; Ricci, Karen; Spittlehouse, Janet; Brugha, Traolach S

November Focus

Free Content SHAPING THE FUTURE
pp. 794-794(1)
Author: Jones, Roger

Editorials

Free Content The future of medical education in the UK
pp. 795-796(2)
Authors: Rees, P John; Stephenson, Anne E

Free Content Strengthening general practice in deprived localities
pp. 797-798(2)
Author: Hayden, Jacky

Free Content Jumping (or being pushed) from maternity care
pp. 799-800(2)
Author: Jewell, David

Free Content Management of postnatal depression in primary care: a window of opportunity
pp. 801-802(2)
Authors: Tait, Lynda; Heron, Jessica

Original Papers

Free Content Difficulties in Balint groups: a qualitative study of leaders' experiences
pp. 808-814(7)
Authors: Kjeldmand, Dorte; Holmström, Inger

Free Content Integrating preconception care for women with diabetes into primary care: a qualitative study
pp. 815-821(7)
Authors: Mortagy, Iman; Kielmann, Karina; Baldeweg, Stephanie E; Modder, Jo; Pierce, Mary B

Free Content Offering antenatal sickle cell and thalassaemia screening to pregnant women in primary care: a qualitative study of GPs' experiences
pp. 822-828(7)
Authors: Tsianakas, Vicki; Calnan, Michael; Atkin, Karl; Dormandy, Elizabeth; Marteau, Theresa M

Free Content Facilitating understanding of mental health problems in GP consultations: a qualitative study using taped-assisted recall
pp. 837-845(9)
Authors: Cape, John; Geyer, Connie; Barker, Chris; Pistrang, Nancy; Buszewicz, Marta; Dowrick, Christopher; Salmon, Peter

Brief Report

Free Content Deprived areas: deprived of training?
pp. 846-848(3)
Authors: Russell, Mark; Lough, Murray

Discussion Paper

Free Content Selecting general practice specialty trainees: where next?
pp. 849-852(4)
Authors: Irish, Bill; Patterson, Fiona

Letters

Free Content QOF
pp. 853-853(1)
Authors: Stokes, Tim; Bent, Nicola; Sutcliffe, Dan

Free Content QOF
pp. 853-854(2)
Author: Ashton, John

Free Content NHS
pp. 854-854(1)
Author: Boyd, Denis

Free Content Colour vision problems
pp. 854-854(1)
Author: Lawson, Euan

Free Content Authors' response
pp. 854-855(2)
Authors: Jayakrishnan, B; Al-Rawas, Omar A

Free Content Visual loss
pp. 855-855(1)
Authors: Khalil, Ahmad; O'Donnell, Niall

Free Content The physician assistant
pp. 855-855(1)
Author: Vas, Stuart

Free Content Antidepressant prescribing
pp. 855-856(2)
Author: Bhavsar, Vishal

Free Content Academic general practice
pp. 856-856(1)
Author: Carelli, Francesco

The Back Pages

Free Content RULE NUMBER ONE
pp. 857-857(1)
Author: Dowson, Fiona

Free Content But there are no QOF points for Balint work!: Its place in modern practice
pp. 858-859(2)
Author: Edgcumbe, Dan

Free Content Betwixt tormented hope and fear
pp. 859-859(1)
Author: Fitzpatrick, Mike

Free Content Liberating the NHS or trapping doctors?: The effects of NHS reform on today and tomorrow
pp. 860-861(2)
Authors: Maruthappu, Mahiben; Sugand, Kapil; Nagendran, Myura; Leaver, Laurence

Free Content Research governance: assailing a paper mountain
pp. 862-862(1)
Author: Kordowicz, Maria

Free Content Last but not least: the ethics of the ordinary
pp. 863-864(2)
Authors: Papanikitas, Andrew; Toon, Peter

Free Content Book reviews: WHY US? HOW SCIENCE REDISCOVERED THE MYSTERY OF OURSELVES
pp. 864-865(2)
Author: McGilchrist, Iain

Free Content Reviewing and writing for InnovAiT
pp. 866-867(2)
Author: Simon, Chantal

Free Content Sustainable primary care
pp. 867-867(1)
Author: Morrison, Lesley

Free Content Palliative care daydream
pp. 868-868(1)
Author: Miller, Saul

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