Quality in Primary Care

Editorial: Qual Prim Care (171)

Has quality reached a tipping point?

Author(s): Mayur Lakhani

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Research Paper: Qual Prim Care (173)

Management of dyspepsia in general practice: an observational study

Author(s): Nicole Krol

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Research Paper: Qual Prim Care (189)

Barriers to signiŽcant event analysis: an attitudinal survey of principals in general practice

Author(s): John McKay

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Research Paper: Qual Prim Care (199)

Use of a parallel clinical advisory service to support lipid lowering in primary care

Author(s): WSA Smellie

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Clinical Governance in Action: Qual Prim Care (205)

Assessing risk by analysing signiŽcant events in primary care

Author(s): Jill Murie

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Essential Quality Updates: Qual Prim Care (211)

Patients and public trust: a NICE approach?

Author(s): Anne-Toni Rodgers

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Patient Perspective: Qual Prim Care (215)

Copying clinical letters: access issues for speciŽc patient groups

Author(s): Diana Jelley

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Knowledge Share: Qual Prim Care (221)

Web alert: online learning

Author(s): Richard Beard

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International Exchange: Qual Prim Care (225)

The role of the APO method in improving diabetes care in general practice: the results of a Danish prospective multipractice audit circle

Author(s): Christel N Hansen

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International Exchange: Qual Prim Care (233)

Electronic patient records: achieving best practice in information transfer between hospital and community providers - an integration success story

Author(s): Caroline Nicholson

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Quality Improvement Report: Qual Prim Care (241)

Implementing NICE guidelines: a group for parents of children with attention deŽcit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

Author(s): Uttom Chowdhury

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Conference Proceeding: Qual Prim Care (249)

NPCAG Conference: audit and governance

Author(s): Keith Stevenson

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