The Journal of Clinical Governance

New structures for patient involvement: implications for clinical governance
pp. 53-54(2)
Author: Baker R.

New nursing home residents who have recently been discharged from hospital: survey of GPs' and home managers' need for information
pp. 55-58(4)
Authors: Jiwa M.; Newton P.; Mitchell C.; Mathers N.; Platts M.

General practitioner referral from the pre-admission clinic – a cautionary tale
pp. 59-62(4)
Authors: McIntyre J.; Whitlock P.; Keene G.; Edwards D.

An audit of patient consent in orthopaedics
pp. 63-66(4)
Authors: Alwan T.; Slater N.

Putting confidence into audit: using confidence intervals to set objective standards in primary care audits
pp. 67-70(4)
Authors: Hopayian K.; Morley S.

The North Tees revalidation project – a progress report on the first pilot
pp. 71-74(4)
Authors: Thornham R.; Illing J.; van Zwanenberg T.; Taylor G.

The NHS – a complex organisation
pp. 75-78(4)
Author: Shelly M.

Clinical governance – theory into practice for the West Northumberland Primary Care Group
pp. 79-84(6)
Author: Cunningham W.

Web alert: finding references to healthcare books, reports and journal articles using the Internet
pp. 85-88(4)
Author: Fairbrother P.

Part One – Defining quality
pp. 89-91(3)
Author: Baker R.

Audit protocol: Part One: prevention of diabetic foot ulcers – the non-complicated foot
pp. 93-100(8)
Author: Wheatley C.

An outline of The NHS Plan
pp. 101-103(3)

The battle of good intentions: are patient privacy laws too restrictive for initiatives to improve quality of patient care?
pp. 104-106(3)
Authors: Mainous A.; Chessman A.

Courses, conferences and other announcements
pp. 107-108(2)