Other references

Adolescence
Appointments
Complimentary medicine
Emergency medicine
Infections
Information technology
Investigations
Medical ethics
Palliative care
Screening
Smoking
Obesity
Others

Adolescence

ABC of adolescence

ABC of adolescence: Consent, competence, and confidentiality
ABC of adolescence: Epidemiology of health and illness
ABC of adolescence: Adolescent development
ABC of adolescence: Health promotion
ABC of adolescence: Sexual health, contraception, and teenage pregnancy
ABC of adolescence: Adolescents in primary care
ABC of adolescence: Substance misuse: alcohol, tobacco, inhalants, and other drugs
ABC of adolescence: Common mental health problems
ABC of adolescence: Suicide and deliberate self harm in young people
ABC of adolescence: Eating disorders and weight problems
ABC of adolescence: Chronic illness and disability
ABC of adolescence: Fatigue and somatic symptoms

Appointments

Nurse telephone triage for same day appointments in general practice: multiple interrupted time series trial of effect on workload and costs BMJ 2002;325 1214

Complimentary medicine

Recent advances: Complementary medicine BMJ 2000;321 683-686

Emergency medicine

Recent developments: Emergency medicine BMJ 2002;324 958-962
Acute general practice - a case for GPs working in hospitals

Infections

Regular review: Improving the care of patients with genital herpes BMJ 2000;321 619-623
Preventing malaria in travellers

Information technology

Recent advances: Consumer health informatics BMJ 2000;320 1713-1716
Public standards and patients' control: how to keep electronic medical records accessible but private
Commentary: Open approaches to electronic patient records
Commentary: A patient's viewpoint
BMJ 2001;322 283-287
A survey of validity and utility of electronic patient records in a general practice BMJ 2001;322 1401-1405
Ten ways to improve information technology in the NHS
Commentary: improve the quality of the consultation
Commentary: Clinical focus might make it work BMJ 2003;326 202-206
Using Microsoft PowerPoint, part 1 BMJ Career Focus 2004;329 17
Using Microsoft PowerPoint, part 2 BMJ Career Focus 2004;329 18
What makes a good clinical decision support system
Improving clinical practice using clinical decision support systems: a systematic review of trials to identify features critical to success
ABC of health informatics: How computers help make efficient use of consultations
Use of Google as a diagnostic aid

Investigations

Medical ethics

Recent advances: Medical ethics Peter A Singer BMJ 2000;321 282-285
Patient privacy and confidentiality BMJ 2003;326 725-726
Ethics in practice: Genetic information: a joint account?
The criminalisation of fatal medical mistakes: a social intolerance of medical mistakes has caused them to be criminalised BMJ 2003; 327: 1118-1119
"Right to die" A C Grayling
Patient consent—decision or assumption?

Obesity

Palliative care

Recent advances: Palliative care BMJ 2000;321 555-558
Recent developments: Management of pain BMJ 2003;326 635-639
ABC of palliative care: Difficult pain

Screening

Effects of a programme of multifactorial home visits on falls and mobility impairments in elderly people at risk: randomised controlled trial BMJ 2000;321 994-998
Guidelines for the prevention of falls in people over 65 BMJ 2000;321 1007-1011
ABC of colorectal cancer: Screening BMJ 2000;321 1004-1006
Treatment of obesity: need to focus on high risk abdominally obese patients BMJ 2001;322 716-720
Preventive home visits to elderly people J Clark BMJ 2001;323 708
Effectiveness of home based support for older people: systematic review and meta-analysis
Commentary: When, where, and why do preventive home visits BMJ 2001;323 719
How many conditions can a GP screen for? For one thing, deciding the diagnosis and prognosis takes up more time than actually initiating treatment BMJ 2003; 327: 1117
Screening without evidence of efficacy
Screening and choice: Informed choice for screening: implications for evaluation
Communicating about screening
- Will screening individuals at high risk of cardiovascular events deliver large benefits?
  - Yes
  - No

Smoking

Regular review: Effectiveness of interventions to help people stop smoking: findings from the Cochrane Library BMJ 2000;321 355-358
NHS smoking cessation services and smoking prevalence: observational study
Managing smoking cessation
ABC of smoking cessation
- ABC of smoking cessation: Why people smoke
- ABC of smoking cessation: Population strategies to prevent smoking
- ABC of smoking cessation: The problem of tobacco smoking
- ABC of smoking cessation: Nicotine replacement therapy
- ABC of smoking cessation: Setting up a cessation service
- ABC of smoking cessation: Use of simple advice and behavioural support
- ABC of smoking cessation: Cessation interventions in routine health care
- ABC of smoking cessation: Assessment of dependence and motivation to stop smoking
- ABC of smoking cessation: Special groups of smokers
- ABC of smoking cessation: Bupropion and other non-nicotine pharmacotherapies
- ABC of smoking cessation: Harm reduction

Others

TIPS ON... Essay writing BMJ 2002;324 87
TIPS ON...Preparing a public speech BMJ 2002;324 127
TIPS ON...How to keep up to date with the latest literature BMJ 2002;324 183
TIPS ON...Teaching a mixed group of learners BMJ 2002;324 191
TIPS ON...Resigning BMJ 2002;324 199
TIPS ON...Making the most of conferences BMJ 2002;325 31
TIPS ON...: Dealing with complaints BMJ 2002;325 47
TIPS ON ...: Taking study leave BMJ 2002;325 55
TIPS ON...: Preparing a presentation BMJ 2002;325 87
TIPS ON...: Writing a medicolegal report
The way I see it: Courtroom skills
TIPS ON...: Conducting interviews BMJ 2002;325 116
TIPS ON...: Project management BMJ 2002;325 127
TIPS ON...: Merging two organisations BMJ 2002;325 210
TIPS ON...: Working from home BMJ 2002;325 212
Tips on...: How to be child friendly BMJ 2003; 327: 126
10-minute consultation: Food allergy BMJ 2002;325 1337
Continuity of care: a multidisciplinary review BMJ 2003;327:1219-1221
Completing a death certificate BMJ Career Focus 2004;328 217
Induction for GP locums--how to get it right BMJ Career Focus 2005;330 gp190-gp191
Dealing with bullies BMJ Career Focus 2005;330 201-202
A basic guide to tax planning for doctors BMJ Career Focus 2005;330 180-181
Making an impact at meetings where you don't know anyone BMJ Career Focus 2005;330 179
Nurse led care
Cost effectiveness of nurse led secondary prevention clinics for coronary heart disease in primary care: follow up of a randomised controlled trial
The patient safety story
10-minute consultation: Cancer prevention
Tackling troubled teams BMJ Career Focus 2005;331 115-116
Confidence--an issue for doctors? BMJ Career Focus 2005;331 117
Assessing doctors in difficulty: the assessor's experience BMJ Career Focus 2005;331 118-119
The path to academic medicine: Paying the bills and breaking the mould BMJ Career Focus 2005;331 120-121
A guide to the new GMS contract BMJ Career Focus 2005;331 gp120
Making telephone referrals BMJ Career Focus 2005;331 121
Mission statements BMJ Career Focus 2006;332 gp229-gp230
Restless legs syndrome
Life as a GP locum BMJ Career Focus 2006;333 gp163-gp165
I haven't got time
Alarm symptoms in primary care
The role of pharmacists in primary care
Assessment and management of medically unexplained symptoms
Should primary care be nurse led?
- Yes
- No
Rehabilitation after critical illness: summary of NICE guidance
How to handle stress and look after your mental health