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GP Non-Principals Supplement February 2002
Appraisal for General Practitioners November 2003

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Literature and medicine student selected components: what benefits are there for the tutors?
pp. 582-587(6)
Authors: Jacobson, Lionel; Grant, Andrew; Wood, Fiona; Williams, Della

The impact of expanded general practice-based student teaching: the practices' story
pp. 593-601(9)
Authors: Quince, Thelma; Benson, John; Hibble, Arthur; Emery, Jon

Teaching cross-cultural consultation skills: a course for UK and internationally trained general practice registrars
pp. 602-615(14)
Authors: Chudley, Sylvia; Skelton, John; Wall, David; Jones, Eve

Learning to train: developing the framework for a Scottish national general practice trainers' course
pp. 616-623(8)
Authors: Shackles, David; Ward, Gill; Skinner, Lesley

Teaching Exchange

A vocational training scheme based mainly in general practice: does it work?
pp. 634-637(4)
Authors: Buckle, Glynis; Davies, Michael; Knight, Rhona; Wells, Peter

Round up

Round up
pp. 638-646(9)

How to …

Manage change
pp. 647-649(3)
Author: Young, Howard L.

The e-learning site

The e-learning site
pp. 650-651(2)
Author: Sandars, John

Journal watch

Journal watch
pp. 652-656(5)
Author: Salinsky, John

From my diary

From my diary
pp. 657-658(2)
Author: Launer, John

Letter to the Editor

Letter to the Editor
pp. 659-660(2)
Authors: Gormley, Gerry; Collins, Kate

The Green Bookshop

The Green Bookshop
pp. 661-663(3)
Author: Faux, Dominic

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