Vol 18, No 4

Bibliometric analysis of primary care research, childhood obesity, the importance of understanding small area data and diabetes

Simon de Lusignan

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217-218

Editorial

Getting the signal to noise ratio right in the management of diabetes in primary care: time to stratify risk and focus on outcomes rather than process

Simon de Lusignan, Florence Hogg, Robert Hinchliffe

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219-221

Research article

A bibliometric analysis of Australian general practice publications from 1980 to 2007 using PubMed

Kumara Mendis, Michael Kidd, Peter Schattner, Joseph Canalese

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223-233

Presentation of body mass index within an electronic health record to improve weight assessment and counselling in children and adolescents

Ulfat Shaikh, Rachel Nelson, Daniel Tancredi, Robert Byrd

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235-244

Adoption and use of health information technology in physician practice organisations: systematic review

Rachel Police, Talia Foster, Ken Wong

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245-258

General practitioners' and nurses' experiences of using computerised decision support in screening for diabetic foot disease: implementing Scottish Clinical Information - Diabetes Care in routine clinical practice

Fay Crawford, Hilary Bekker, Matthew Young, Aziz Sheikh

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259-268

Using routine data to conduct small area health needs assessment through observing trends in demographics, recording of common mental health problems (CMHPs) and sickness certificates: longitudinal analysis of a northern and London locality

Tom Chan, Alan Cohen, Simon de Lusignan

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273-282

Short report

Creating a diabetes foot reminder-based registry using the electronic medical record

James Wrobel, William Chagares, Rodney Stuck, Frances Weaver, Ryan Crews, Lauren Rapacki, Rhonda Paulson, David Armstrong

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283-287

Implementing an integrated computerised information system about foot problems in diabetes is not enough to ensure adoption. Commentary on: General practitioners' and nurses' experiences of using computerised decision support in screening for diabetic foot disease: implementing Scottish Clinical Information - Diabetes Care in routine clinical practice

Florence Hogg, Simon de Lusignan, Robert Hinchliffe

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269-271

Commentary on: Creating a diabetes foot reminder-based registry using the electronic medical record

Florence Hogg, Simon de Lusignan, Robert Hinchliffe

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288-289

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Vol 18, No 4

Table of Contents

Editorial

Research article

Short report