INDEX TO VOLUME 331 - BMJ Group

six months. I have limited registration with the GMC and I am
wondering if this is permitted. (Advice zone) BMJ Careers
331:54 (GP edition)
—I’m interested in general practice and will start F2 in August
2005. What would I do after F2 when I finish? (Advice zone)
BMJ Careers 331:34
— The JCPTGP has accepted my one year towards GP training.
I am currently doing locum jobs in medicine. How do I get on
a vocational training scheme or a job such as SHO in medicine
or an F2 post? (Advice zone) BMJ Careers 331:114 (GP
edition)
— What will be the future for SHOs in new MMC programme
after August 2007? (Advice zone) BMJ Careers 331:104 (GP
edition)
Hatcher S
—EYcacy of antidepressants in adults. Commentary: Why stop
at antidepressants? 331:158 (ED)
— et al, Do get in touch 331:788 (E), 331:966 (L)
Haw S, see Ogilvie D 331:393
Hawkins E, My GP registrar year BMJ Careers 331:157
Haworth C, see McEvoy SP 331:428
Hay E, see Mitchell C 331:1124
Hay, William James, Obituary (G Turnbull, et al) 331:239
Hayanga AJ, Aid after disasters 331:49 (L)
Hayashi C, see Hogan DR 331:1431
Hayes SF, Where next with revalidation? 331:352 (L)
Hayley, William David, Obituary (MD Sanders) 331:969
Hays R
— Foundation programme for newly qualified doctors 331:465
(E), 331:697 (L)
— What the educators are saying 331:561 (L)
Hayward, Isla (Mrs McGuire née Greenlaw), Obituary (K Greenlaw)
331:1274
He X, see Chapman RS 331:1050
head lice
— in children, shaving is unnecessary and distressing 331:405
(L)
— prevention
— — overview (M Dawes) 331:362 (E)
— — Bug Buster kit v. over the counter pediculicides (N Hill, et
al) 331:384 (PC)
Head P, see Chapman P BMJ Careers 331:112
headache, tension-type, acupuncture (D Melchart, et al) 331:376
(P)
healers, shopping: Ghanaian diabetes experiences (A de-G
Aikins) 331:737 (P)
health
— democracy and: eastern Europe
— — nuclear weapons are another post-communist health hazard
331:237 (L)
— — post-communist transition 331:235 (L)
— triumph of our art? Endpiece (T Smyth) 331:612
health care rationing
— joint replacements, fears of further cuts (R Coombes, et al)
331:1290 (N), 331:1472 (L), 331:1473 (L)
— trastuzumab, government attacked for interference (C Laurent)
331:1424 (N)
health funding
— Africa, putting together the "back oYce" (L Dare, et al)
331:759 (ED)
— spending in England rises faster than rest of UK (B Christie)
331:1424 (N)
health informatics see also computers
— ABC of health informatics
— — Communication and navigation around the healthcare system
(JC Wyatt, et al) 331:1325 (C)
— — eHealth and the future: promise or peril? (JC Wyatt, et al)
331:1391 (C)
— — How computers can help to share understanding with
patients (F Sullivan, et al) 331:892 (C)
— — How computers help make eYcient use of consultations (F
Sullivan, et al) 331:1010 (C)
— — How decision support tools help define clinical problems
(F Sullivan., et al) 331:831 (C)
— — How informatics tools help deal with patients’ problems (F
Sullivan, et al) 331:955 (C)
— — Improving services with informatics tools (F Sullivan, et al)
331:1190 (C) (correction, 332:151)
— — Is a consultation needed? (F Sullivan, et al) 331:625 (C)
— — Keeping up: learning in the workplace (JC Wyatt, et al)
331:1129 (C)
— — Referral or follow-up? (F Sullivan, et al) 331:1072 (C)
— — What is health information? (JC Wyatt, et al) 331:566 (C)
— — Why is this patient here today? (F Sullivan, et al) 331:678
(C)
— devolution: eVect of diverging policy across NHS (A Alvarez-
Rosete, et al) 331:946 (IP), 331:1081 (L)
Health Protection Agency, Health Protection in the 21st Century (K
Morales) 331:1044 (N)
health services for the elderly see also elderly
— transitional care facility for elderly people in hospital awaiting
long term care bed (M Crotty, et al) 331:1110 (P), 331:1271
(L)
health staYng
— Africa
— — developed world is robbing health staV 331:48 (L), 331:49
(L)
— — medical brain drain 331:780 (L), 331:905 (L)
— — medical brain drain (J Johnson) 331:2 (E), 331:905 (L)
— developing countries, medical migration management (OB
Ahmad) 331:43 (ED)
health visitors, Robin Hood solution (D TriYt) (The way I see
it...) BMJ Careers 331:201 (GP edition)
Healthcare Commission
— Healthcare Commission’s Report on the Review of NHS Foundation
Trusts
— — overview (RQ Lewis) 331:59 (E)
— — summary (R Coombes) 331:68 (N)
Heard S, see Eccles S BMJ Careers 331:92
hearing, Hearwear: The Future of Hearing (C Martin) (Art)
331:459 (R)
heart attacks
— antibiotics, failure (D Taylor-Robinson, et al) 331:361 (E)
— research fraud, Ram Singh heart attack study (C White)
331:281 (ED)
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heart failure
— cardiac impairment or heart failure? (R Lehman, et al)
331:415 (E), 331:577 (L)
— elderly, recognition in patients with stable chronic obstructive
pulmonary disease in primary care (FH Rutten, et al)
331:1379 (PC)
— symptoms: European public unaware (D Spurgeon) 331:535
(N)
— telephone intervention in chronic heart failure: DIAL trial
(GESICA Investigators) 331:425 (P)
Heath I
— Beyond Depression (Books) 331:357 (R)
— The NHS revolution: health care in the market place. Medical
generalists: connecting the map and the territory 331:1462
(ED)
Hebert K
— How to be a healthy doctor without trying to hard—update
BMJ Careers 331:221
— The new president of the Medical Women’s Federation (Fifteen
minutes with...) BMJ Careers 331:102
— Student health doctors—shouting but not heard BMJ Careers
331:28 (GP edition)
Hedley RN, et al, Development of family medicine in Kosovo
331:201 (PC)
Hellard ME, see Lim E BMJ Careers 331:104
Heller RF, see Buchan IE 331:453
Hemingway H, see Junghans C 331:940
Hemmingsson E, et al, Prognosis in obesity 331:452 (L)
Henderson K, see Matheson NJ 331:697
Henderson, Walter, Obituary (H Heggarty) 331:407
Hendy J, et al, Challenges to implementing the national programme
for information technology (NPfIT): a qualitative
study 331:331 (IP), 331:516 (L)
Heneghan C
— see Thompson MJ BMJ Careers 331:67
— see Thompson MJ BMJ Careers 331:70
Henson DB, et al, Preventing blindness from glaucoma 331:120
(E)
hepatitis A vaccines, US, for young children (F Charatan)
331:1102 (N)
hepatitis C, severe liver disease will increase unless injecting drug
users are tested and treated (A O’Dowd) 331:1422 (N)
hepatology, career advice (AR Watson) (Advice zone) BMJ Careers
331:246
Hepworth SJ, et al, Childhood cancer and power lines 331:634 (L)
herbal medicine see also alternative medicine
— regulation in UK (RE Ferner, et al) 331:62 (E)
Herbert RD, et al, Analysis of quality of interventions in systematic
reviews 331:507 (ED)
Herceptin see trastuzumab
heroin see also drug abuse; methadone
— buprenorphine: safer than methadone? (J Luty, et al) 331:1352
(E)
herpes zoster
— ophthalmic, management in primary care (W Opstelten, et al)
331:147 (C)
— vaccines, safe and eVective for older adults (POEM*) 331 (17
September 2005)
Herrmann N, see Glass J 331:1169
Hesketh T, et al, Mother to child transmission of HIV in China
331:162 (L)
Hetlevik I, see Getz L 331:551
Hettiaratchy S, see Butler PEM 331:1349
Hewitt RJD, et al, Blood reaction secondary to penicillin reaction
(Minerva) 331:244
Hewson CJ, et al, Human and animal health: strengthening the
links 331:1268 (L)
Heymann TD, Which career first? 331:846 (L)
Hibble A
— The future of higher professional education for general practice
BMJ Careers 331:160
— see Benson J 331:89
Hickman, Roger Charles, Obituary (A Hickman, et al) 331:1411
Higgins JPT, see Caldwell DM 331:897
high voltage power lines, leukaemia in children, distance study in
England and Wales 331:634 (L), 331:635 (L), 331:636 (L)
highly active antiretroviral therapy see also acquired immunodeficiency
syndrome; antiretrovirals
— Africa, patients’ readiness (HT Gebrekristos, et al) 331:772
(ED)
— HIV infection prevention (R Jones, et al) 331:1285 (E)
Higson N, Future of singlehanded general practices 331:353 (L)
Hildon Z, see Netuveli G 331:1382
Hill AVS, see Lang T 331:1476
Hill C, see Cardis E 331:77
Hill G, et al, Issues arising from lobby of UN to outlaw circumcision
331:781 (L)
Hill JP, We needed a new practice manager BMJ Careers 331:227
(GP edition)
Hill N, et al, Single blind, randomised, comparative study of the
Bug Buster kit and over the counter pediculicide treatments
against head lice in the United Kingdom 331:384 (PC)
Hillier VF, see Lovel HJ 331:1439
Hillis GS, et al, Basic transthoracic echocardiography 330:1432
(P) (correction, 331:613)
Hillman, Samuel, Obituary (J Hillman) 331:1086
Hilton C, Taking a sabbatical from a consultant job (Tips on...)
BMJ Careers 331:98
hip fractures, elderly, eVect of comorbidities and postoperative
complications on mortality (JJW Roche, et al) 331:1374 (P)
Hippisley-Cox J
— et al, Drug combinations and all cause mortality in heart
disease 331:160 (L)
— et al, Risk of adverse gastrointestinal outcomes in patients
taking cyclo-oxygenase-2 inhibitors or conventional nonsteroidal
anti-inflammatory drugs: population based nested
case-control analysis 331:1310 (PC), 331:1473 (L), 331:1474
(L)
Hislop TG, see Martin RE 331:335
histopathology
—diVerence from neuropathology? (C Gray) (Advice zone)
BMJ Careers 331:82
— submitting specimens (B Newell, et al) (Tips on...) BMJ Careers
331:18
history of medicine
— William Beatty, box of instruments (MKH Crumplin, et al)
(Medical history) 331:1531
— cardiology (D Lomas) (Medical history) 331:1533
— diploma (A Ferguson) (Diplomatosis) BMJ Careers 331:209
— influenza outbreak 1918 (IH Wilson) (Medical history)
331:1536
— Islam, basis for European medicine (A Majeed) 331:1486 (E)
— wealth of distinguished doctors: retrospective survey (IC Mc-
Manus) (Professional matters) 331:1520
HIV infections see also acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
— epidemiology, 40m worldwide (J Zarocostas) 331:1224 (N)
— haemophilic men in Britain: observational study (CA Sabin, et
al) 331:997 (P)
— prevention (R Jones, et al) 331:1285 (E)
— primary drug UK time trends (UK Group on Transmitted
HIV Drug Resistance) 331:1368 (P)
— transmission, political transition and risk (T Rhodes, et al)
331:220 (ED), 331:907 (L)
Hlatywayo LT, see Annan H BMJ Careers 331:125
Hlavaèka S, et al, Health Care Systems in Transition: Slovakia
(Books) 331:241 (R)
Ho, John HC, Obituary (J Parry) 331:578
Hoj L, et al,EVect of sublingual misoprostol on severe postpartum
haemorrhage in a primary health centre in Guinea-Bissau:
randomised double blind clinical trial 331:723 (P)
Hoagland’s sign, in girl (R Matharu, et al) (Minerva) 331:584 (R)
Hobbs FDR
— see Fitzmaurice DA 331:1057
— see McManus RJ 331:493
Hochstenbach R, see Franssen MTM 331:137
Hodgkin’s disease, ichthyosis as important marker (V Madan)
(Minerva) 331:360 (R)
Hodgson A, see Chandramohan D 331:727
Hoedt, Vincent, interview with (T Sheldon) 331:70 (N)
Hoekstra JBL, see van den Born B-JH 331:73
Hoekstra RM, see Crump JA 331:478
Hoes AW, see Rutten FH 331:1379
Hogan DR, et al, Achieving the millennium development goals for
health. Cost eVectiveness analysis of strategies to combat
HIV/AIDS in developing countries 331:1431 (P)
Holder R, see Fitzmaurice DA 331:1057
Hollingworth GR, see Bal SK 331:438
Holmen J, see Getz L 331:551
Holt G, et al, Lesson of the week. Acute crystal arthritis mimicking
infection after total knee arthroplasty 331:1322 (C)
homelessness
— Glasgow, safe play in unsafe places (K Milligan, et al) BMJ
Careers 331:19 (GP edition)
— GP service launched (M Gould) 331:1226 (N)
homocysteine, coronary disease and MTHFR 677C→T polymorphism:
does totality of evidence support causal role for
homocysteine and preventive potential of folate? (SJ Lewis,
et al) 331:1053 (P)
homoeopathy see also alternative medicine
— Faculty of homeopathy primary health care examination (N
Williams) (Diplomatosis) BMJ Careers 331:232 (GP edition),
s280
— Passionate Medicine: Making the transition from Conventional
Medicine to Homeopathy (Shohet) (Books) 331:1276 (R)
homosexuality, India (B Ravichandran) (Personal view) 331:57 (R)
hope, greatest skill. Endpiece (I Hughes) 331:47
Hope T, et al, Developing guidelines for medical students about
the examination of patients under 18 years old 331:1384
(LP)
Hoppe A, see Melchart D 331:376
Hopper JL, see Baglietto L 331:807
hormone replacement therapy, breast cancer and: risk estimation
(NJ Coombs, et al) 331:347 (ED)
Horrocks S
— see Coast J 331:1444
— see Salisbury C 331:1441
horses, comparative gastroenterology: common ground and collaborative
potential (NPH Hudson, et al) 331:1248 (C)
hospital acquired infections see cross infection
hospitals
— clinical leadership in provision of care 331:161 (L), 331:162
(L)
— community, independence in elderly needing rehabilitation
and (J Green, et al) 331:317 (P)
—diYculties on running over Christmas (Solutions.doc) BMJ
Careers 331:279
— district general, does it have a future? (C Ham, et al) 331:1331
(ED), 331:1473 (L)
— rise and demise: reappraisal of nursing (N Black) 331:1394
(ED)
— rural general, career advice (A Sim) BMJ Careers 331:135
— Venice Biennale (C Martin) (Art) 331:54 (R)
hospitals at night
— revisited (A-R Jenabzadeh) BMJ Careers 331:172
— tips (A Snelling) (Tips on...) BMJ Careers 331:172
Hossain M, MSc in orthopaedic engineering (Diplomatosis) BMJ
Careers 331:173
Houghton A
— Know Yourself: The Individual’s Guide to Career Development in
Health Care (Books) BMJ Careers 331:234
— Passionate Medicine (Books) 331:1276 (R)
— Personal support 3: How to help someone achieve balance in
their working and personal lives BMJ Careers 331:7
— Personal support 4: Helping each other deal with tricky relationships
BMJ Careers 331:17
— Personal support 5: Stress and time management for people
with multiple responsibilities BMJ Careers 331:30
— Personal support 6: For leaders and medical managers BMJ
Careers 331:37
Hoult J, see Johnson S 331:599
Hourigan CS, Are medical schools fit for graduates? 331:1084 (L)
house oYcers see also doctors
— applications for jobs outside of training trust (S Eccles) (Advice
zone) BMJ Careers 331:114
— conducting your own ward round (A Aslam) (Tips on...) BMJ
Careers 331:96
— new doctor diary (S Rushworth) BMJ Careers 331:100
Houssami N, see Barratt A 331:351
Howard DPJ, see Gwilym S 331:1505
Howard K, see Barratt A 331:351
Howe G, see Cardis E 331:77
Howell S
— I am an overseas medical graduate from India and have
recently passed both parts of the professional and Linguistic
Assessment Board (PLAB) test. I would like to join a UK GP
vocational training scheme...Any advice on how to improve
my chances? (Advice zone) BMJ Careers 331:114 (GP edition)
— I am a consultant psychiatrist working in the United Kingdom.
For a number of reasons I now have plans to be a general
practitioner. Can I change my career now? (Advice zone) BMJ
Careers 331:54 (GP edition)
— I am planning to take a year out after foundation year 2 to do
some relay work with Christian Medical Fellowship as well as
part time medical work. The plan is to start GP training the
year after. Would it be advisable to complete the GP training
before I take another year out, or is it possible to get the
overseas placement accepted as part of my GP training? (Advice
zone) BMJ Careers 331:54 (GP edition)
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