Index to volume 327 - BMJ Group

Bridson J, et al, Making consent patient centred. 327:1159 (ED)
Brindle P
— et al, Predictive accuracy of the Framingham coronary risk
score in British men: prospective cohort study. 327:1267
(PC)
— see Wong J. 327:392
Brison DR, et al, Use eggs, not embryos, to derive stem cells.
327:872 (L)
British Broadcasting Corporation, unethical journalism accusation
(O Dyer). 327:67 (N)
British Medical Association
— Adolescent Health (Z Kmietowicz). 327:1366 (N)
— annual meeting at Swansea. One hundred years ago. 327:1161
— contract negotiations review (O Dyer). 327:412 (N)
— Council elections 2004-2006: 327:1204 (opposite), 1313
(opposite)
— Jim Johnson interview (M Gould). 327:72 (N)
— Medical Book Competition, 2003 awards. 327:1080 (opposite)
— Medical Ethics Today (L Eaton). 327:1306 (N)
— Violence at Work (Z Kmietowicz). 327:889 (N)
British Medical Association, Annual Representative Meeting,
2003
— BMA secretary threatens to sue representatives (A Ferriman).
327:71 (N), 227 (L)
— Bogle criticises erosion of clinical autonomy (L Beecham).
327:8 (N), 680 (L), 1229 (L)
— industrial action decision postponed (A Ferriman). 327:8 (N)
— rejects governance review of association (L Beecham). 327:71
(N)
British Medical Journal see BMJ
British Oesophago-Gastric Cancer Group, see McCulloch P.
327:1192
Britten N
— Managing multiple morbidity in mid-life: a qualitative study
of attitudes to drug use. Commentary: Does a prescribed
treatment match a patient’s priorities? 327:840 (P)
— see Elwyn G. 327:864
Britto J, see Ramnarayan P. 327:623
Britton A, see Hemingway H. 327:895
Broadley KE, see Ross JR. 327:469
Brook I, Unexplained fever in young children: how to manage
severe bacterial infection. 327:1094 (C)
Brooks N, see Bridgewater B. 327:13
Brooksby WP, see MacCarthy PA. 327:78
Brown C, see Lane T. 327:291
Brown E, see Gatrad AR. 327:176
Brown H
— Netlines. 327:508 (R), 688 (R), 996 (R), 1293 (R)
— see Oniscu GC. 327:1261
Brown N, see Ring I. 327:404
Brown V, see Grein T. 327:650
Brown WN, Responding to unexpected events. 327:1049 (L)
Brownscombe J, The zen of medicine (The way I see it) BMJ
Careers 327:s38 (2 August 2003)
Bruno, Frank, media survey (R Persaud) (The Press). 327:816 (R)
Bruzzi P, see Tan S-B. 327:47
Bryant, Martyn John, Obituary (G Davies). 327:1053
Bryson B, A Short History of Nearly Everything (Books). 327:994
(R)
Buch M, see Haake M. 327:75
Buchan I, see Heller RF. 327:1162
Buchbinder R, see Assendelft W. 327:329
Bui C, see Abernethy AP. 327:523
bulimia nervosa, (RZ Lilly, et al) (Extracts from “Best Treatments”
). 327:380 (C)
Buljevac D, et al, Self reported stressful life events and exacerbations
in multiple sclerosis: prospective study. 327:646 (P)
Bull S, Letter from a British junior doctor in Germany BMJ
Careers 327:s75 (6 September 2003)
Bullamore T, It’s never been a better time to die (The Press).
327:232 (R)
bullying see also violence
— at work (S Flynn, et al) BMJ Careers 327:s164 (22 November
2003)
— Manchester mental health unit (Z Kmietowicz). 327:697 (N)
Bundy C, Care and outcomes in young adults with type 1
diabetes. 327:871 (L)
Bundy DAP, see Awasthi S. 327:431
Burgermeister J
— Charity says its sta# are put at risk by US military’s description
of itself as “humanitarian". 327:1248 (N)
— French doctor at heart of euthanasia row faces murder
charge. 327:1068 (N)
— Germany reaches controversial deal on healthcare reform.
327:250 (N)
— Head of German medicines body likens HRT to thalidomide.
327:767 (N)
— Manager at baby food company is under investigation for
manslaughter. 327:1186 (N)
— Number of chronically hungry people is rising by 5m a year.
327:1303 (N)
— Teacher was refused job because relatives have Huntington’s
disease. 327:827 (N)
— Three quarters of Russia’s prisoners have serious diseases.
327:1066 (N)
Burgess, Patricia Ann, Obituary (S Munro). 327:1112
Burgner D, Interactive case report. A 2 year old child with rash and
fever. Commentary: diagnosis is based on clinical features.
327:917 (C)
Burke K
— Foundation hospitals plan defeated in Lords. 327:1126 (N)
— GPs’ time to be freed up under plans for increased choice.
327:1363 (N)
— Long term care will “implode” unless personal care comes
free. 327:770 (N)
— Research should be accessible to all, says Wellcome Trust.
327:828 (N)
Burls A
— et al, How to make a compelling submission to NICE: tips for
sponsoring organisations (Snakes, ladders, and spin).
327:1446
— see Pitches D. 327:1436
Burnett, William Halliday, Obituary (J Crispin). 327:1112
burnout, professional, zen of medicine (J Brownscombe) (The
way I see it) BMJ Careers 327:s38 (2 August 2003)
burns, Vaseline and. 327:1289 (L)
Burns C, see McKee W. 327:104
Burns T, see Barnaby B. 327:783
Burnside, Ethel Margaret, midwife, coincidence, and hypothesis
(D Barker) (It’s good to talk). 327:1428
Burr W
— Non-standard grade (trust grade) doctors: a postgraduate
dean’s view BMJ Careers 327:s133 (25 October 2003)
— see Cooper N. 327:943
Burry JN, More on preventing skin cancer. 327:1228 (L)
Burton B
— Australia opts to label drugs developed through stem cell
research. 327:700 (N)
— Drug companies succeed in keeping payments to doctors
secret. 327:1248 (N)
— Trial of supervised drug injecting room considered a success.
327:122 (N)
Burton K, see Beveridge M. 327:790
Burton RC, see English DR. 327:375, 1167
Bury B
— Assisted suicide and euthanasia in Switzerland. 327:51 (L)
— Doctors’ knowledge of exposure to ionising radiation.
327:1166 (L)
Butler CC, et al, Clinical course of acute infection of the upper
respiratory tract in children: cohort study. 327:1088 (PC)
Butler K, see Gibb DM. 327:1019
Butler, Thomas Campbell
— plague expert convicted over missing bacteria (JH Tanne).
327:1307 (N)
— plague expert indicted on 69 charges (JH Tanne). 327:699
(N)
Butler W, et al, Interests of charities. 327:344 (L)
Butzkueven H, see van der Mei IAF. 327:316
Buzdar A, see Baum M. 327:1050
Bycroft J, et al, A career in urology BMJ Careers 327:s177 (6
December 2003)
Byford S, see Thomas S. 327:1400
Byles J, see Aldrich R. 327:1283
Byrne GJ, see Kirwan CC. 327:597
C
Caan W
— Child psychiatric disorder and relative age in school year.
327:1287 (L)
— Loss of tolerance and overdose mortality with detoxi®cation.
327:393 (L)
cabbages, leaves for relief? 327:451 (L)
Caddy J, Theme issue for patients. 327:448 (L)
caesarean section see also labour
— Malawi, early maternal and perinatal mortality (PM Fenton,
et al). 327:587 (P)
Cahill MR, A memorable patient. The expert. 327:1089
Caine ED, see Knox KL. 327:1376
Cairncross S, see Curtis V. 327:3
calcium antagonists, hypertension, comparison with blockers
(S Gottlieb). 327:1305 (N)
Calder PC, Immunonutrition. 327:117 (E), 682 (L), 683 (L)
Callaghan W, Reminding patients by text message. 327:564 (L)
Callu M-F, see Moumjid N. 327:734
Calvert N, see Hind D. 327:361
Camargo CA, see Barr RG. 327:643
Campbell, Malcolm Sinclair, Obituary (JMD Galloway). 327:55
Campbell, Roderick Macrae, Obituary (AR Morrison). 327:566
Campling FE, In search of a good death. 327:226 (L)
Canada see also United States
— Aborigines’ health needs (TK Young). 327:419 (P)
— AIDS, agency criticised as “AIDS denier” (D Spurgeon).
327:1306 (N)
— cannabis, medicinal use questioned (D Spurgeon). 327:122
(N)
— drug industry
——Illinois costs research (D Spurgeon). 327:700 (N)
——local governments buy cheaper drugs (JH Tanne).
327:1126 (N)
— population level data (PA Singer, et al). 327:173 (E)
— SARS, ethical lessons from Toronto (PA Singer, et al).
327:1342 (ED)
— A Way of Life That Does Not Exist: Canada and the Extinguishment
of the Innu (Samson) (Books). 327:455 (R)
cancer health services, UK, new solutions needed (K Sikora, et
al). 327:1044 (ED)
Cancer Research UK, low tar cigarettes campaign (A Iles).
327:701 (N)
cancers see also oncology
— children and young people, epidemiology and place of death
in England (IJ Higginson, et al). 327:478 (P)
— clinical trials
——rate limiting factors in recruitment of patients (P Corrie, et
al). 327:320 (P)
——red tape is sti ing (O Dyer). 327:640 (N)
——strategy for rare cancers (S-B Tan, et al). 327:47 (ED)
— drugs, health secretary demands equal access (O Dyer).
327:1007 (N)
— experience of dying in developed and developing countries.
327:222 (L)
— incidence among UK Gulf veterans: cohort study (GJ
Macfarlane, et al). 327:1373 (P)
— obesity and (C White). 327:700 (N)
— physicians’ predictions for terminally ill (P Glare, et al).
327:195 (P), 1048 (L)
— prevention, drug for high risk women tested (Z Kmietowicz).
327:768 (N)
— screening
——cumulative incidence of cervical abnormality and
modelling of cases and deaths prevented. 327:50 (L)
——EC proposal for a council recommendation. 327:289 (L)
— treatment, prophylaxis for venous thromboembolism (CC
Kirwan, et al). 327:597 (P)
— vaccine research paper withdrawn by German scientists (A
Tu#s). 327:637 (N)
— vitamin supplements, no reduction (D Josefson). 327:70 (N)
cannabis see also drug abuse
— Canada, medicinal use questioned (D Spurgeon). 327:122
(N)
— comparison with tobacco. 327:165 (L)
——overview (S Sidney). 327:635 (E)
— multiple sclerosis and, trial shows no clear bene®t (O Dyer).
327:1128 (N)
Cantillon P, see Wass V. 327:1362
capecitabine, “radiation recall” in ammatory reaction (AM
El-Modir, et al) (Minerva). 327:298 (R)
capital punishment, US, forced medication to become sane (S
Gottlieb). 327:889 (N)
Caplan, Harold Leslie, Obituary (G Fink). 327:397
Cappuccio FP, et al, Application of Framingham risk estimates to
ethnic minorities in United Kingdom and implications for
primary prevention of heart disease in general practice:
cross sectional population based study 325:1271 (P)
(correction, 327:919)
Car J
— et al, 10 minute consultation. Acute low back pain. 327:541
(PC)
— et al, Recurrent urinary tract infection in women (10-minute
consultation). 327:1204 (PC)
cardiac surgery
— prophylactic respiratory physiotherapy after: systematic
review (P Pasquina, et al). 327:1379 (P)
— surgeon speci®c mortality (B Bridgewater, et al). 327:13 (P)
Carding P, Voice pathology in the United Kingdom. 327:514 (E)
cardiovascular diseases see also coronary disease; myocardial infarction;
stroke
— European Society of Cardiology guidelines (S Mayor).
327:518 (N)
— on internet (G Bognolo) (Website of the week). 327:1354 (R)
— on internet (H Brown) (Netlines). 327:996 (R)
— metabolic syndrome and (JB Meigs). 327:61 (E)
— polypill. 327:807 (L), 808 (L), 809 (L)
——Nicholas Wald (P Cross) (Pro®le) BMJ Careers 327:s77 (6
September 2003)
— ramipiril, conundrum of HOPE study. 327:681 (L), 682 (L)
— statins and, in diabetes. 327:752 (L)
Cardozo L, Contrasts (Personal view). 327:509 (R), 680 (L)
career advice see also job applications
— how healthy is your career? (F Taylor, et al) BMJ Careers
327:s116 (11 October 2003)
— raising your pro®le at work (M Gri$ths) (Tips on...) BMJ
Careers 327:s108 (4 October 2003)
career break, (S Dinniss) (The way I see it) BMJ Careers 327:s22
(19 July 2003)
career mobility, A levels and intelligence as predictors in UK
doctors (IC McManus, et al). 327:139 (LP), 810 (L)
carers
— health of young and elderly informal carers (T Doran, et al).
327:1388 (PC)
— supporting relatives with illness (S Dosani, et al) BMJ Careers
327s:51 (16 August 2003)
Carlisle D
— Africans are dying of AIDS without pain relief. 327:1069 (N)
— AIDS will a#ect us all eventually, Mandela tells London
audience. 327:122 (N)
carnivals, “take regularly” (T Greenhalgh) (Soundings). 327:349
(R)
Carroll, James, obituary (J Carroll). 327:685
cars
— colour and risk of car crash injury (S Furness, et al) (Hazardous
journeys). 327:1455
— for medical men. One hundred years ago. 327:740
Carter D, see Woods K. 327:1233
Carter J, et al, Telemedicine. 327:1458
Carter YH, see Lloyd-Williams M. 327:221
Carvajal A, et al, Small risk ratios may have strong public health
impact. 327:1050 (L)
case reports, how to write (R Anwar, et al) BMJ Careers 327:s153
(15 November 2003)
Casotto V, see Cuttini M. 327:222
Cass HD
— et al, Improving compliance with requirements on junior doctors’
hours. 327:270 (Q) (correction, 586)
— see Baird G. 327:488
Cassidy MJD, see Sims RJA. 327:462
casualty departments see emergency medical services
cataract
— “couched” after blow to eye (V Pathak-Ray, et al) (Minerva).
327:60 (R)
— Oxford surgeon claims that new treatment centre is threat to
NHS (O Dyer). 327:580 (N)
Cathcart RA, et al, Mycobacterium tuberculosis in 22 month old
boy (Minerva). 327:458 (R)
Cavanagh, John Gerard Joseph ("Gerry"), Obituary (J Cavanagh).
327:754
celecoxib, visual impairment and (DM Coulter, et al) (Lesson of
the week). 327:1214 (C)
central venous cannulation, ultrasonic locating devices (D Hind,
et al). 327:361 (P)
cervical Chlamydia trachomatis infection, (P Oakeshott, et al) (10minute
consultation). 327:910 (PC)
cervical screening
— comparison of conventional cervical smear, monolayer cytology,
and human papillomavirus DNA testing. 327:161 (L)
— cumulative incidence of cervical abnormality and modelling
of cases and deaths prevented. 327:50 (L)
— liquid based cytology programme (S Mayor). 327:948 (N)
Chadwick DR, Are HIV positive asylum seekers an unfair burden
on the NHS? (Personal view). 327:171 (R)
Chalder T, et al, Epidemiology of chronic fatigue syndrome and
self reported myalgic encephalomyelitis in 5-15 year olds:
cross sectional study. 327:654 (P)
Challacombe BJ, et al, Partial thickness burns after giant hogweed
exposure (Minerva). 327:112 (R)
Challita J, Child psychiatric disorder and relative age in school
year. 327:1286 (L)
Chalmers I, et al, Descriptive survey of non-commercial
randomised controlled trials in the United Kingdom, 1980-
2002: 327:1017 (P), 1349 (L)
Cham C, see Magee LA. 327:955
Chamberlain P, see Boyd PA. 327:166
Chambers R
— see Mercer S. 327:882
— see Thornett A BMJ Careers 327:s145 (8 November 2003)
Chan-Yeung M, et al (9), Severe acute respiratory syndrome
326:1393 (L) (correction, 327:160)
change, primary care trusts, qualitative case studies (MN
Marshall, et al). 327:599 (PC)
Chapman, David John, Obituary (C Haywood). 327:566
Chapman S, “Author pays” publishing model. 327:54 (L)
Chapman T, see Takwale A. 327:1385
Charatan F
— Endpiece
——A choice. 327:339
——Di#erences. 327:1103
——Hard people. 327:1037
——Penalised. 327:262
——Poles apart? 327:1215
——A prayer. 327:928
——Proof of old age. 327:80
——Reporters and wolves. 327:1375
——A tyrant. 327:1326
——A warning. 327:477
— Florida governor orders reinsertion of feeding tube. 327:1010
(N)
— Governor Jeb Bush intervenes in “right to die” case. 327:949
(N)
— Hunting the 1918 Flu (Books). 327:687 (R)
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