Fertility-awareness practice and education in general practice

Problems of Fertility in General Practice

THIS book, with a foreword by Sir Eardley Holland, and published under the auspices of the Family Planning Association (F.P.A.), represents the considered advice of that Association on some of the physical problems associated with family life under present-day conditions in an industrial society. There are essentially two aspects of fertility dealt with in the book, namely, the ability to regul...

Rheumatology education for general practice.

Continuing medical education in general practice.

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Clinical knowledge and education for general practice.

This project was concerned with the clinical knowledge reported by general practitioners in relation to the diagnosis and management of seven common clinical conditions: acute otitis media, jaundice, iron-deficiency anaemia, transient cerebral vascular insufficiency, infectious mononucleosis, pulmonary infarction, and carcinoma of the prostate. Postal questionnaires were sent to three groups of...

Expanding medical education in general practice.

General practitioners are major providers of medical education, with recent expansion at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, particularly in rural areas. General practitioners not only teach general practice, but also provide access to patients well suited to other aspects of medical school curricula. Teaching demands on GPs, already high, may increase with the addition of extra medical...