The Journal of Clinical Governance

The Bristol report: implication for clinical governance in primary care
pp. 109-111(3)
Author: Baker M.

Modernisation and clinical governance
pp. 113-114(2)
Author: Lakhani M.

Investigation of intervention strategies to increase the appropriate use of antithrombotics in elderly hospital inpatients with atrial fibrillation
pp. 115-122(8)
Authors: Batty G.; Oborne C.A.; Hooper R.; Jackson S.

Significant event audit in prison healthcare: changing a culture for clinical governance – a qualitative study
pp. 123-128(6)
Authors: Fox M.; Sweeney G.; Howells C.; Stead J.

St Helens & Knowsley MAAG 1991–2001: the final reckoning
pp. 129-131(3)
Author: Holden J.

Diffusion of the innovation of audit in a district: which practices and how far?
pp. 133-135(3)
Authors: Holden J.; Sandys M.

A survey of education and training for clinical governance leads and Caldicott Guardians in primary care in Trent Region
pp. 137-142(6)
Authors: O'Rourke A.; Fox N.; Field R.

Clinical governance issues in child protection: record keeping and inter-agency communication
pp. 143-148(6)
Authors: Gajraj R.; Wells L.

Web alert: finding clinical guidelines on the Internet
pp. 149-152(4)
Author: Fairbrother P.

Part Two – Measuring quality
pp. 153-156(4)
Author: Baker R.

Audit protocol: Part Two: management of diabetic foot ulcers – the 'at risk' foot
pp. 157-162(6)
Authors: Wheatley C.; Shaw E.

Courses, conferences and other announcements
pp. 163-163(1)