Informatics in Primary Care

Culture eats strategy for breakfast!
pp. 195-196(2)
Author: Teasdale S.

A systems perspective on computing in the NHS
pp. 197-199(3)
Author: Chapman J.

Stimulating convergence of clinical and lifestyle perspectives on the web: asthma as an example
pp. 201-204(4)
Authors: Roberts J.; Copeland K.

Overview of the PACS procurement project within South West London
pp. 205-209(5)
Author: Corkett T.

Acquiring, encoding, and re-using clinical knowledge in PRODIGY
pp. 211-216(6)
Authors: Hall R.; Jones N.; Purves I.

Clinical user interfaces that learn from experience
pp. 217-220(4)
Authors: Gadzhanova S.; Stanek J.; Warren J.

Supporting change management with PRIMIS
pp. 221-225(5)
Author: Teasdale S.

Trends in data recording by general practice teams: an analysis of data extracted from clinical computer systems by the PRIMIS project
pp. 227-234(8)
Author: Horsfield P.

A complete diabetes patient profile for consumer partnership in care
pp. 235-236(2)
Authors: Ma C.; May L.; Mugford C.; Zimny D.; Stanek J.; Warren J.

Findings from the Using the Computer in the Consulting Room training programme for GPs
pp. 237-238(2)
Authors: Johnson K.; Cartridge J.

The work of the South Liverpool Primary Care Trust Informatics Team
pp. 239-240(2)
Authors: Howlin S.; Clare K.

The use of 'pointing' to indicate information sharing in general practice consultations
pp. 241-241(1)
Author: Gibson M.

Verbal and physical prescriptions in general practice consultations
pp. 243-244(2)
Authors: Gibson M.; Wilson R.

The confidence and competence of community nurses in using information and communications technology and in accessing clinical evidence through electronic libraries and databases
pp. 245-250(6)
Authors: Pritchard K.; De Lusignan S.; Chan T.

Conferences
pp. 251-253(3)

Book review
pp. 255-255(1)

Recommended websites
pp. 257-257(1)

PHCSG pages
pp. 259-261(3)