urology department because of outflow obstruction and recurrent urinary tract infections. He had received an intravenous pyelogram and was discharged in July,.
(Hillington) and British Rail Maintenance (Springburn) for their cooperation. Funding: Scottish Chief Scientist Office. Conflict of interest: None. 1 Tunstall-Pedoe ...
mydriatic fundus photography. Diabet Med 1991;8:607-8. 9 Buxton MJ, Sculpher MJ, Ferguson BA, Humphries JE. Screening for treatable diabetic retinopathy: a ...
GENERAL PRACTICE. General practitioners' management ofacute back pain: a survey of reportedpractice compared with clinical guidelines. Paul Little, Lisa ...
Specialist outreach clinics in generalpractice. Jacqueline J Bailey, Mary E Black, David Wilkin. Abstract. Objectives-To establish the extent and nature of.
Abstract. Objective-To determine the 11 year outcome of neurotic disorder in general practice. Design-Cohort study over 11 years. Setting-Two general practices ...
than Inuvik, the fjord never freezes and temperatures of -20°C are un- usual. The snowfall is light and storms rarely interfere with transportation. The one big ...
in south east London with a population of over. 700 000. .... ambulance services, and general practitioner services) tended to ..... England's ingratitude still blots.
GENERAL PRACTICE. Randomised controlled trial of breast shelis and Hoffman's exercises .... embarrassment; sweating, rash, eczema, or soreness; and milk ...
GENERAL PRACTICE. Outcome of planned home births in an inner city practice .... neonatal outcomes (small for dates, serious congenital ... Hydramnios. 1. 1 .... outlying consulting rooms, private hospitals, and nursing homes when needed ...
Changes in the cold chain monitor. Results-For six key requirements within the code ofpractice compliance varied from 70% to 0%. Only. 16 of 29 practices had ...
ticipation in a district health authority's purchasing work. Design-Questionnaire study of131 Hackney general practitioners and 33 senior health service.
Costs and cost effectiveness ofhealth checks conducted by nurses in primary care: the Oxcheck study. Susan Langham, Margaret Thorogood, Charles Normand, ...
GENERAL PRACTICE. National asthma attack audit 1991-2. R G Neville, R C Clark, G Hoskins, B Smith for General Practitioners in Asthma Group. Abstract.
Continuity of care, defined as medical care over time ... such as time spent with the patient and diagnostic and ... point scale, ranging from none to excellent.
Apr 1, 1990 - A BONESETTER SEVERELY CENSURED. On February 22nd an inquest was held at the Blaina Police. Station, before Mr. W. B. Walford, ...
hospital obstetricians is important in minimising the risks of trial of labour at home. London NW6 6RY. Christine Ford, MRCGP, general practitioner. Department ...
Christine Woodburn, Janet Wilson, Fiona Williams, Evelyn. O'Donnell, Virginia Parker, Sarah Vaughan, Lisa Rowley,. Karen McBrearty, Michelle Coleman, and ...
in 1858her consort, Prince Albert, presided over an below his memorial.-JOHN EMPSON, Friends of Hyde inaugural occasion. Park and Kensington Gardens, ...
treatment at home would appreciably save time(200/. 274). Most doctors ..... 7 Wilcox RG, von der Lippe G, Olsson CG, Jensen G, Skene AM, Hampton JR.
GENERAL PRACTICE. Developing organisational vision in general practice. Ali Al-Shehri, Ian Stanley, Paul Thomas. Vision is a fashionable but ill defined term ...
Jacqueline J Bailey, Mary E Black, David Wilkin. Abstract ..... 8 Little BC, Aylward GW, Gregson R, Wormald R, Courtney P. Community ophthalmology pilot study ...
social service providers, as well as many voluntary and community groups. ... Questionnaire circulated in a newsletter to all carers registered with Lambeth ...
coronary heart disease and stroke and also the worst all .... 2830 people at any one time ..... 1949 when he was given a "severe blow" by a (nameless).
Health Centre; S Channell and partners; J J C Cormack and partners; Crewe Road ... 15 Rose GA. The diagnosis of ... classification. London: John Wright, 1982.
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Use of ankle brachial pressure index to predict cardiovascular events and death: a cohort study G C Leng, F G R Fowkes, A J Lee, J Dunbar, E Housley, C V Ruckley Abstract Objective-To determine whether a low ankle brachial pressure index is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular events and death, and whether the prediction of such events could be improved by including this index. Design-Cohort study. Setting- 11 practices in Edinburgh, Scotland. Subjects-1592 men and women aged 55-74 years selected at random from the age-sex registers of 11 general practices and followed up for 5 years. Main outcome measures-Incidence of fatal and non-fatal cardiovascular events and all cause
mortality. Results-At baseline 90 (5.7%) of subjects had an ankle brachial pressure index
