Index to volume 327 - BMJ Group

— Medical training did not teach me what I really needed to
know (The way I see it) BMJ Careers 327:s190 (13 December
2003)
— et al, The rise of trust doctors. 327:943 (E)
Copper®eld K, Tony Copperfield’s Primary Care Scream (Books).
327:294 (R)
Coppin H, et al, Longevity and carrying the C282Y mutation for
haemochromatosis on the HFE gene: case control study of
492 French centenarians. 327:132 (P), 990 (L), 991 (L)
Cornelson B, Endpiece. To die. 327:1031
coronary bypass surgery, rating heart surgeons’ success. 327:107
(L)
coronary disease see also cardiovascular diseases
— passive smoking and mortality: California. 327:501 (L), 502
(L), 503 (L), 504 (L), 505 (L)
— prevention
——insights from modelling incremental cost e#ectiveness (TP
Marshall). 327:1264 (PC) (correction, 328:209)
——new drugs: cost e#ectiveness? (RN Warburton). 327:1237
(E)
— pseudoaneurysm (P Alter, et al) (Minerva). 327:238 (R)
— restenosis, new approaches to preventing (B Bhargava, et al).
327:274 (C)
— scoring
——overview (H-W Hense). 327:1238 (E)
——predictive accuracy of Framingham coronary risk score in
British men (P Brindle, et al). 327:1267 (PC)
— screening, comparison of methods to identify individuals.
327:619 (L)
— smoking cessation, intervention after admission (P Quist-
Paulsen, et al). 327:1254 (P)
— surgery, aspirin indirect therapeutic comparison metaanalysis
(E Lim, et al) 327:1309 (P) (correction, 328:147)
coroners, reforming coroner’s service (CM Milroy, et al). 327:175
(E)
Correa, Andrew, Obituary (R Roberts, et al). 327:1112
Corrie P, et al, Rate limiting factors in recruitment of patients to
clinical trials in cancer research: descriptive study. 327:320
(P)
corticosteroids see steroids
Cosgrove K, see Taket A. 327:673
cost e#ectiveness
— coronary disease
——insights from modelling incremental cost e#ectiveness (TP
Marshall). 327:1264 (PC) (correction, 328:209)
——new drug cost e#ectiveness? (RN Warburton). 327:1237
(E)
— neck pain, comparison of physiotherapy, manual therapy and
GP care. 327:395 (L)
— public place de®brillators in improving survival after prehospital
cardiopulmonary arrest (A Walker, et al). 327:1316 (P)
Coste J, et al, Cervical cancer screening. 327:162 (L)
Coulter DM, et al, Lesson of the week. Celecoxib, rofecoxib, and
acute temporary visual impairment. 327:1214 (C)
Coulthard MG
— et al, Distinguishing between salt poisoning and hypernatraemic
dehydration in children 326:157 (ED) (corrections,
326:497, 327:422)
— et al, A nurse led education and direct access service for the
management of urinary tract infections in children: prospective
controlled trial. 327:656 (PC), 1346 (L)
counselling, ABC of subfertility (A Bagshawe, et al). 327:1038 (C)
Coupland C
— et al, Severe tra$c injuries to children, Trent, 1992-7: time
trend analysis. 327:593 (P)
— see Hippisley-Cox J. 327:51
Courtenay, Harold Logan, Obituary (C Bradshaw). 327:566
Cousins, Cecil Herbert, Obituary (HJ Brown). 327:566
COX 2 inhibitors, Celecoxib, rofecoxib, and acute temporary
visual impairment (DM Coulter, et al) (Lesson of the week).
327:1214 (C)
Craft, Ian, accuses BBC of unethical journalism (O Dyer).
327:67 (N)
Craig, David Duncan, Obituary (C Stossel, et al). 327:993
cranberry juice, interaction with warfarin (R Suvarna, et al)
(Drug points). 327:1454
Crane J, et al, Recent developments in vascular surgery. 327:911
(C)
Crannery A, Treatment of postmenopausal osteoporosis. 327:355
(E), 1051 (L)
Crawford M, see Sibbett CH. 327:971
Crawshaw R, Compassion’s Way: A Doctor’s Quest into the Soul of
Medicine (Books). 327:1292 (R)
Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, variant
— second patient to receive experimental treatment (C Dyer).
327:886 (N)
— small improvement seen in teenager (S Mayor). 327:765 (N)
— trials held up because of disagreements (O Dyer). 327:1069
(N)
Cri du chat syndrome, child of non-consanguinous parents (TH
Koh, et al) (Minerva). 327:570 (R)
Critchley J, Passive smoking. 327:501 (L)
critical care
— advance directives, adherence in decision making (T Thompson,
et al). 327:1011 (P), 1406 (L), 1407 (L)
— e#ect of outreach team on patient survival to discharge from
hospital and readmission (C Ball, et al). 327:1014 (P)
criticism, essential freedom. Endpiece (P Beaumarchais). 327:483
Crosby D
— How my tonsils were saved. 327:960
— The reunion. 327:987
Cross E, see Coupland C. 327:593
cross infection
— Hospital Infection (Ayli#e, et al) (Books). 327:1410 (R)
— methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus control (G
Duckworth). 327:1177 (E)
— UK plan (S Pincock). 327:1366 (N)
Cross P
— The man behind the polypill (Pro®le) BMJ Careers 327:s77 (6
September 2003)
— One legged and proud (Pro®le) BMJ Careers 327:s126 (18
October 2003)
— Psychiatry, presidents and patients (Pro®le) BMJ Careers
327:s182 (6 December 2003)
— Stewart Mercer on Professor Paul Dieppe (The doctor who
in uenced me most) BMJ Careers 327:s123 (18 October
2003)
— Surgical sensation (Pro®le) BMJ Careers 327:s37 (2 August
2003)
— The “village” GP (Pro®le) BMJ Careers 327:s101 (27
September 2003)
— Wall of silence BMJ Careers 327:s134 (25 October 2003)
— et al, A formidable pair (Pro®le) BMJ Careers 327:s52 (16
August 2003)
— et al, Relative support BMJ Careers 327:s51 (16 August 2003)
— see Dosani S BMJ Careers 327s:51 (16 August 2003)
Crossley KM, see Hinman RS. 327:135
Crossman D, see Gunn J. 327:150
Crouch, Lawrence, Obituary (RJ Courtenay-Evans). 327:55
Crowe S, Opening training schemes to change. 327:336
Cuervo LG, et al, Balancing bene®ts and harms in health care.
327:65 (E), 750 (L)
Cullen P, see Assmann G. 327:619, 808
Cumberland D, see Gunn J. 327:150
Cummins, Brian, Obituary (HB Coakham, et al). 327:1053
Cunningham C
— et al, Health research and indigenous health. 327:445 (ED)
— et al, Indigenous by de®nition, experience, or world view.
327:403 (E)
— see O’Connell H. 327:664
curiosity, father in law’s life (L Morrison). 327:1146
Currell R, see Jacklin PB. 327:84
Currie BJ, see Cheng AC. 327:1280
Currie C, Clinical arithmetic. 327:1418 (E)
Currie GP, et al, A career in respiratory medicine BMJ Careers
327:s105 (4 October 2003)
Currow DC
— et al, Morphine for management of refractory dyspnoea.
327:1288 (L)
— see Abernethy AP. 327:523
Curtis JP, et al, Aspirin, ibuprofen, and mortality after myocardial
infarction: retrospective cohort study. 327:1322 (P)
Curtis MJ
— Assisted suicide and euthanasia in Switzerland. 327:52 (L),
226 (L)
— In search of a good death. 327:223 (L)
— What is a good death? 327:1047 (L)
Curtis V, et al, Water, sanitation, and hygiene at Kyoto. 327:3 (E)
Cuttini M, et al, In search of a good death. 327:222 (L)
cystic ®brosis, pneumothorax in (G Taccetti, et al) (Minerva).
327:690 (R)
D
Da Cas R, see Traversa G. 327:18
Daar AS, see Singer PA. 327:1342
Dahlgren J, see Barrenäs M-L. 327:1199
Daish, Peter, Obituary (FM Ackland, et al). 327:1409
Dale J, et al, Copying letters to patients. 327:450 (L)
Daniels TWV, Communicating risk. 327:1403 (L)
Darwin C, see McRobbie H. 327:811
Darzi A, see Moorthy K. 327:1032
Dash P, et al, Increasing the impact of health services research.
327:1339 (ED)
Dass SB, see Bjermer L. 327:891
databases, on internet (H Brown) (Netlines). 327:688 (L)
Davey Smith G
— ed, Health Inequalities: Lifecourse Approaches (Books). 327:1352
(R)
— see Hyppönen E. 327:898
— see Lawlor DA. 327:1383
David AS, see Hotopf M. 327:1370
Davidson A, see Hind D. 327:361
Davidson MJ, Chronic low back pain. 327:107 (L)
Davies CS, see Liddle R. 327:1216
Davies HTO, see Marshall MN. 327:599
Davies MJ, see Wills CJ. 327:260
Davies, Richard Hugh Trevor, Obituary (L Davies). 327:754
Davis AM, High result in prostate speci®c antigen test. 327:1227
(L)
Davis D, et al, The case for knowledge transition: shortening the
journey from evidence to e#ect. 327:33 (LP)
Davis J, Theme issue for patients. 327:448 (L)
Davis RM, Passive smoking. 327:503 (L)
Dawson I, Sex di#erence in infant mortality in India is re ected
in England and Wales. 327:1169 (L)
Dawson, Sheila Fay (Mrs Oleesky), Obituary (S Oleesky).
327:1350
day care
— acute psychiatric hospitals (M Marshall). 327:116 (E)
— e#ectiveness of out-of-home day care for disadvantaged families
(T Toroyan, et al). 327:906 (PC)
— pilot programme for hospital admissions: evaluation (H
McLeod, et al). 327:1147 (Q)
de Abajo F, see Carvajal A. 327:1050
de Berker DA
— Theme issue for patients. 327:448 (L)
— Too many stars are bad for you. 327:680 (L)
de Craen AJM, et al, Prevalence of ®ve common clinical
abnormalities in very elderly people: population based cross
sectional study. 327:131 (P)
de Cremoux P, see Coste J. 327:162
de Górgolas M, see Rivas P. 327:711
de Haan RJ, see Boter H. 327:284
de Launay, Leonard Desmond, Obituary (P de Launay).
327:1112
de Melker RA, see Zwart S. 327:1324
de Muckadell OBS, see Lassen A. 327:603
De Souza BA, et al, Vaseline and burns. 327:1289 (L)
de Vos R, see van Alem AP. 327:1312
deafness, Philip Zazove (J Ra#erty) (Pro®le) BMJ Careers
327:s189 (13 December 2003)
Dean G, The Turnstone: A Doctor’s Story (Books). 327:1353 (R)
Dear KBG, see Tan S-B. 327:47
Dearlove O, see Panchagula U. 327:931
death see also bereavement; mortality; palliative care
— And When Did You Last See Your Father? (Morrison) (Books).
327:230 (R)
— BMJ special issue
——The Art of Dying (U Tayal). 327:235 (R)
——cat’s death (S Stephenson) (Personal view). 327:236 (R)
——changing art of obituary writers (T Bullamore) (The Press).
327:232 (R)
——child with cerebral palsy (MJ Marret) (Personal view).
327:234 (R)
——dead set up home inside dreams. Endpiece (J Willis).
327:194
——doctors’ emotional reactions to recent death of patient
(EM Redinbaugh, et al). 327:185 (P)
——dramatic climax to staged life (B Twisselmann). 327:220
——dread not death but dying (B Allt) (Personal view). 327:237
(R)
——environmental disposal of dead (I Loe er) (Soundings).
327:237 (R)
——euthanasia: e#ect on bereaved family and friends (NB
Swarte, et al). 327:189 (P)
——fear of imminent death (R Hurley). 327:200
——freedom from pain goes a long way to “good death” (J
Riley) (Personal view). 327:235 (R)
——freedom from unpleasant symptoms is essential for good
death (J Clark). 327:180 (N)
——good death in Uganda (E Kikule). 327:192 (P)
——good death? (A Berger). 327:203
——healthy view of dying (J Neuberger). 327:207 (ED)
(correction, 422)
——helping people bereaved by suicide (K Hawton, et al).
327:177 (E)
——historical and cultural variants on good death (T Walter).
327:218 (ED)
——The Hour of Our Death (Ariès) (Books). 327:230 (R)
——on internet (J Clark) (Website). 327:231 (R)
——medical re ections on entombment of Christ (JP Mackenbach).
327:215 (ED)
——New Zealand: medical decisions at end of life made by
GPs (K Mitchell, et al). 327:202 (PC)
——novel consent process for research in dying patients unable
to give consent (E Rees, et al). 327:198 (P)
——palliative care needs of minorities (AR Gatrad, et al).
327:176 (E), 1049 (L)
——part of person’s history (B Twisselmann). 327:220
——patient centred death (J Clark). 327:174 (E)
——patients’ voices are needed in debates on euthanasia (YYW
Mak, et al). 327:213 (ED) (correction, 556)
——A perfect death? (J Morris) (Personal view). 327:236 (R)
——photographed: one patient’s story (S O’Connor, et al)(The
Press). 327:233 (R)
——physicians’ survival predictions in terminally ill cancer
patients (P Glare, et al). 327:195 (P), 1048 (L)
——planning for good death: responding to unexpected events
(Y Saunders, et al). 327:204 (ED), 1049 (L)
——population level data (PA Singer, et al). 327:173 (E)
——quality care at end of life in Africa (C Sepulveda, et al).
327:209 (ED)
——reforming coroner’s service (CM Milroy, et al). 327:175
(E)
——requests for euthanasia and physician assisted suicide in
Dutch general practice: trend analysis (RL Marquet, et al).
327:201 (PC)
——search of good death. 327:221 (L), 222 (L), 223 (L), 224
(L), 225 (L), 226 (L)
——correspondence responses. 327:1047 (L)
— burial alive (G Dunea) (Soundings). 327:629 (R)
— children and young people with cancer, place of death in
England (IJ Higginson, et al). 327:478 (P)
— Cradle to Grave (C Martin) (Art). 327:1233 (R)
— present tense of “to die". Endpiece (B Cornelson). 327:1031
Debnath D, The greater man, the greater courtesy. 327:96
decision making see also patient participation
— clinical support tools to improve EBM learning in students
(GM Leung, et al). 327:1090 (LP)
— risk communication aids (AM O’Connor, et al). 327:736
(ED)
— Second Opinion: Doctors, Diseases and Decisions in Modern
Medicine (Horton) (Books). 327:399 (R)
Deeks JJ, see Higgins JPT. 327:557
Deenadayalu, Sooba Rama, Obituary (YK Seedat). 327:1409
deep vein thrombosis, air travel and: record linkage study (CW
Kelman, et al). 327:1072 (P)
defibrillators
— automated external: ABC of resuscitation (R Liddle, et al).
327:1216 (C)
— heart arrest
——automated external de®brillator use by ®rst responders in
out of hospital arrest (AP van Alem, et al). 327:1312 (P)
——cost e#ectiveness of public place de®brillators in
improving survival (A Walker, et al). 327:1316 (P)
Del Mar C
— et al, How many conditions can a GP screen for? 327:1117
(E)
— see English DR. 327:375, 1167
del Pozo JG, see Carvajal A. 327:1050
Delamothe T
— Changing the Face of Medicine: Celebrating America’s
Women Physicians (Art). 327:1054 (R)
— et al, Paying for bmj.com. 327:241 (E), 1346 (L), 1347 (L),
1348 (L)
— see Jadad AR. 327:300
Delaney BC, et al, Dyspepsia results may not apply in primary
care. 327:811 (L)
delivery see labour
dementia, Younger People with Dementia: A Multidisciplinary
Approach (Baldwin, et al, eds) (Books). 327:1292 (R)
Demicheli V, see Je#erson T. 327:750
Democratis J, et al, Medicine in the Northern Territory: an alternative
Australian experience BMJ Careers 327:s57 (23
August 2003)
Denmark see also Europe
— hyperparathyroidism surgery (P Vestergaard, et al). 327:530
(P)
— mortality among users of hostels for homeless people in
Copenhagen (M Nordentoft, et al). 327:81 (PC)
— prehospital tracheal intubation in severely injured patients
(EF Christensen, et al). 327:533 (P)
— suicide
——risk in twins: 51 year follow up (C Tomassini, et al).
327:373 (P), 1168 (L), 1169 (L)
——spouse’s psychiatric illness or suicide (E Agerbo, et al).
327:1025 (P)
— The Visit of the Royal Physician (Enquist) (Books). 327:508 (R)
Dennis M
— Modi®ed informed consent procedure: consent to postponed
information. Commentary: an imperfect compromise.
327:286 (ED)
— see Lloyd-Williams M. 327:372
— see Toh CH. 327:974
Department of Health
— Maintaining the Momentum (O Dyer). 327:1007 (N)
— Making Amends (C Dyer). 327:7 (N), 620 (L)
— Our Inheritance, Our Future (F Kavalier, et al). 327:2 (E)
— sta$ng cut (A Elliot). 327:1068 (N)
depression see also antidepressants
— criteria and severity of symptoms in primary care (DE Nease,
et al). 327:1030 (PC)
— insulin resistance and: British women’s heart and health study
(DA Lawlor, et al). 327:1383 (P)
— palliative care, is “Are you depressed?” an appropriate
question? (M Lloyd-Williams, et al). 327:372 (P)
— selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors v. tricyclic antidepressants
in primary care. 327:288 (L) (correction, 586), 289 (L)
(correction, 586)
— Mike Shooter interview. 327:682 (L)
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