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Family Practice|January 20, 2018
Intensive versus conventional blood pressure monitoring in a general practice population. The Blood Pressure Reduction in Danish General Practice trial: a randomized controlled parallel group trialPia Klarskov, Lia E Bang, Peter Schultz-Larsen, et al.
Family Practice|December 13, 2018
Targeting cervical cancer campaigns on teenage high schoolers in resource-limited economies: lessons from an intervention study of Nigerian senior secondary school girlsChris O Ifediora, Emmanuel C Azuike
Family Practice|February 9, 2018
Risk of cancer and repeated urgent referral after negative investigation for cancerNinna Nielsen, Peter Vedsted, Henry Jensen
Family Practice|February 9, 2018
The role of the general practitioner in return to work after cancer-a systematic reviewFemke de Jong, Monique H Frings-Dresen, Nynke van Dijk, et al.
Family Practice|November 1, 2019
A new model of patient-centred care for general practitioners: results of an integrative reviewBryce Brickley, Ishtar Sladdin, Lauren T Williams, et al.
Family Practice|August 7, 2007
Priorities in identifying unmet need in older people attending general practice: a nominal group technique studyVari Drennan, Kate Walters, Penny Lenihan, et al.
Family Practice|May 15, 2009
Health outcomes following liver function testing in primary care: a retrospective cohort studyDavid J McLernon, Peter T Donnan, Stephen Ryder, et al.
Family Practice|February 24, 2009
Statin use and its association with musculoskeletal symptoms--a cross-sectional study in primary care settingsDirk Mosshammer, Gernot Lorenz, Sabine Meznaric, et al.
Family Practice|August 12, 2008
In-practice management versus quitline referral for enhancing smoking cessation in general practice: a cluster randomized trialRon Borland, James Balmford, Nicole Bishop, et al.
Family Practice|October 7, 2008
A multifactorial strategy of pain management is associated with less pain in scheduled vaccination of children. A study realized by family practitioners in 239 children aged 4-12 years oldJean-Marc Boivin, Ludivine Poupon-Lemarquis, Wafae Iraqi, et al.
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