Attrition from general practice

Gleanings from General Practice

David Tinaai, m.D., f.r.f.k.s. ^uiasgowj. London: Ballliere, Tindall and Cox. 1929. Pp. x plus 209, with 3 figures in the text. Price 6s. net. In this little book, Dr. Tindal has given us the fruits of over fifty years' experience of general practice in a big industrial centre in Great Britain. We have often felt that a series of informal discussions and demonstrations by a sound general practi...

Open-access ultrasound referrals from general practice.

Direct access referral for radiological investigations from General Practice (GP) provides an indispensable diagnostic tool and avoids the inherently long waiting time that referral through a hospital based specialty would entail. Improving access to hospital based radiology services is one of Health Information and Quality Authority's key recommendations in its report on patient referrals from...

General practice.

Discussion paper 453 In Mt Journal this month 454 Supporting problem drug users: improving methadone maintenance in general practice Philip Wilson, Richard Watson and George E Ralston 456 Bad backs, good policy? Harry Hemingway and Gene Feder 458 Differences between general p*tices in hospital admission rates for selfinflicted injury and self-poisoning: influence of socioeconomic factors Trevor...

Situating general practice training in the general practice context.

Everyday General Practice Issues: Diagnosis and Treatment of Hemoptysis

This article has no abstract.