Volume 15, Issue 4

Published: 25/11-1997

The future of the Scandinavian Journal of Primary Health Care (161-161)
Margareta Sderstrm

Qualitative methods -- an alternative road to knowledge (162-162)
Kerstin Segersten

Women's self-assessed personal health resourses (163-168)
K. Malterud, H Hollnagel

"How could I even think of a job?" Ambiguities in working life in a group of female patients with undefined musculoskeletal pain (169-174)
Eva E. Johansson, Katarina Hamberg, Gerd Lindgren, Gran Westman

New gateways to dialogue in general practice. Development of an illness diary to expand communication (175-179)
P. Stensland, K. Malterud

What do patients want and not want to see about themselves on the computer screen: a qualitative study (180-183)
L. Ridsdale, Sheila Hudd

The number of words spoken by male doctors and male and female patients in a sample of British general practitioner-patient consultations (184-187)
Rolf Wynn

Hypertensive patients' knowledge of high blood pressure (188-192)
Karin Kjellgren, Staffan Svensson, Johan Ahlner, Roger Slj

Treatment of diabetes mellitus -- physicians' adherence to clinical guidelines in Norway (193-197)
I. Hetlevik, Jostein Holmen, Kristian Midthjell

Health beliefs and heart disease risk among middle-aged Swedish men. Results from screening in an urban primary care district (198-202)
Margareta Troein, Lennart Rstam, Staffan Selander

The UPA (underprivileged area) score and mortality in Swedish municipalities (203-209)
J. Sundquist, Madhavi Bajekal, S.-E. Johansson

Regional differences in hospital admission rates for suspected and verified myocardial infarction in Nord-Trndelag county, Norway (210-213)
Steinar Fretland, . Krger, Torbjrn Graven, Knut Hegbom

The Prospective Population Study of Women in Gothenburg, Sweden, 1968-69 to 1992-93. A 24-year follow-up study with special reference to participation, representativeness, and mortality. (214-219)
Calle Bengtson, Margareta Ahlqwist, Cecilia Bjrkelund, Kate Andersson, Lauren Lissner, Margareta Sderstrm

Volume 15, Issue 3

Published: 5/9-1997

The broad field of primary health care (113-113)
Calle Bengtson

To treat? To befriend? To prevent?: Patient's and GP's views of the doctor's role. (114-117)
J. Ogden, J. Andrade, M. Eisner, M. Ironmonger, J. Maxwell, E. Muir, J. Siriwardena, S. Thwaites

Are patients more satisfied when they receive a prescription? (118-122)
W. Himmel, E. Lippert-Urbanke, M. M. Kochen

Rehabilitation of young immigrants in primary care. (123-128)
M. Lfvander, A. Engstrm, H. Theander, A-K. Furhoff

Patients with mental illness in primary health care. A long-term follow-up of health care utilization and contact patterns with psychiatric care. (129-133)
L. Hansson, K. Brnd Persson, L. Borgquist

Fifteen years with clinical guidelines in the treatment of hypertension --- still discrepancies between intentions and practice. (134-140)
I. Hetlevik, J. Holmsen, . Krger, A. Holen

Do general practitioners want guidelines? (141-145)
F. Olesen, T. Lauritzen

Enterobius vermicularis and finger sucking in young Swedish children. (146-148)
P. Herrstrm, A. Fristrm, A. Karlsson, B. Hgstedt

The prevalence of beta-haemolytic streptococci in throat specimens from healthy children and adults. (149-155)
R. K. Gunnarsson, S. E. Holm, M. Sderstrm

Acute bronchitis in adults. (156-160)
J. S. Jonsson, J A Sigurdsson, K G Kristinsson, M. Gudnadottir, S. Magnusson

Volume 15, Issue 2

Published: 17/6-1997

Scandinavian Journal of Primary Health Care. The discussion group of the scientific periodical. (65-65)
M. Sderstrm

Editorial remarks. (65-65)
Calle Bengtson

Gsta Tibblin in Memoriam. (67-67)
I. Krakau

Practice Variation in Swedish primary care. (68-75)
S. Peterson, M. Eriksson, G. Tibblin

Working conditions and family situation in relation to functional gastrointestinal disorders. (76-81)
L. Westerberg, T. Theorell

Diagnostic methods in dyspepsia: the usefulness of upper abdominal ultrasound and gastroscopy. (82-86)
M Heikkinen, P Pikkarainen, J.K. Takala, H.T. Rsnen, M Eskelinen, R Julkunen

Starting insulin therapy in elderly non-insulin-dependent diabetic patients at a health care centre. Methodological and economic aspects. (87-91)
J. Tovi, A-K. Furhoff, P. Lennerhagen, P. Engfeldt

A model for quality assessment in primary health care using the tracer condition technique with insulin treated diabetes as one of the tracers. (92-96)
K. Lindstrm, L. Berg, B. Rylander, A. Hagman, L. Olsson, C. Bengtsson

Quality of life in diabetic patients registered with primary health care services in Sweden. (97-102)
P.E. Wndell, B. Brorsson, H berg

Drug prescribing during direct and indirect contacts with patients in general practice. (103-108)
K. Rokstad, J. Straand

Impact of postal invitations and user fee on influenza vaccination rates among the elderly. (109-112)
J. Nexe, J. Kragstrup, T. Rnne

Volume 15, Issue 1

Published: 17/3-1997