McKee MD et al. Health care seeking among urban minority adolescent girls: the crisis at sexual debut, 2(6):40.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Plescia M et al. A community oriented primary care demonstration project: refining interventions for cardiovascular disease and diabetes, 2(2):103.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98; Motherhood, apple pie, and COPC (Williams)
100. eLetters: Structural barriers to health and the COPC model (Bettigole) 3/31/04; Rapid appraisal as a participatory approach
to community oriented primary care (COPC) (Murray) 4/10/04; The strengths and challenges of excellence in COPC (Pathman) 4/12/04.
Mainous AG III et al. The association of race and rural residence on control of diabetes and hypertension , 2(6):563.
Editorials: In this issue: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Santibanez TA et al. Physician attitudes and beliefs associated with patient pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccination status, 2(1):41.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Further study of disparities needed (Costa) 1/28/04;
Next step: overcoming barriers (Fink) 1/29/04; Author beliefs (Johnston) 4/26/2004 .
Gallo JJ et al. Primary care providers evaluate integrated and referral models of behavioral health care for older adults: results from a
multisite effectiveness trial (PRISM-E), 2(4):305.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Response to article: primary care clinicians
evaluate integrated and referral models of behavioral health care for older adults: results from a multisite effectiveness
trial (PRISM-E) (Baird) 7/30/04; Integrated mental health: translatability and sustainability vary by system (Aikens) 7/30/04;
Implementing integrated behavioral health care in primary care (Fisher) 8/6/04; Response to Gallo et al: rural applications
(McGovern, et al) 8/23/2004.
Mold JW et al. Prevalence and predictors of night sweats, day sweats, and hot flashes in older primary care patients: an OKPRN study, 2(5):391.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
OKPRN study (Silverberg) 10/25/04; Underlying panic disorder? (Katerndahl, et al.) 10/29/04; Authors respond to comments on
panic attacks as cause of hot flashes (Mold) 11/1/04.
Jerant AF et al. The TLC model of palliative care in the elderly: prelminary application in assisted living, 2(1):54.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Improving palliative care for the elderly: moving a
model forward (Hauser) 2/2/04; Will better assessment enhance end-of-life care? (Mehr) 2/24/04; One small step toward a comprehensive
approach to palliative care in the elderly (Jerant) 3/2/04.
Vinson DC et al. Comfortably engaging: which approach to alcohol screening should we use? 2(5):398.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
So what? It depends (Kessler) 10/14/04.
Grossberg PM et al. Brief physician advice for high-risk drinking among young adults, 2(5):474.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Alcohol-induced disorders/diagnosis
Vinson DC et al. Comfortably engaging: which approach to alcohol screening should we use? 2(5):398.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
So what? It depends (Kessler) 10/14/04.
Barrett BP et al. What complementary and alternative medicine practitioners say abouthealth and health care, 2(3):253.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194.
US Preventive Services Task Force . Screening for visual impairment in children younger than age 5 years: recommendation statement , 2(3):263.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194.
Ambulatory care information systems
McMullin ST et al. Impact of an evidence-based computerized decision support system on primary care prescription costs, 2(5):494.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Interventions for rising prescription expenditures (Fink) 10/6/04; Important attributes of a successful decision support system
(McMullin) 10/7/04; Integration into workflow (Green) 10/23/04.
Zyzanski SJ et al. On the nature and analysis of clustered data (Editorial). 2(3):199.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194.
Temte JL et al. Rapid assessment of agents of biological terrorism: defining the differential diagnosis of inhalational Anthrax using electronic
communication in a practice-based research network, 2(5):434.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
The role of family physicians and practice-based research networks in early detection of bioterrorist agents and emerging
infections (Calmbach) 10/6/04; The generalizability question (Chen) 10/10/04; Training for public health preparedness (Temte)
10/10/04.
Temte JL et al. The primary care differential diagnosis of inhalational Anthrax, 2(5):438.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Bioterrorism: the challenge for family medicine (Reamy) 10/7/04; Basic bioterrorism response tools and connections (Temte)
10/10/04; When is it a zebra? (Frazer, et al.) 10/17/04.
WinklerPrins V et al. The natural history of asthma in a primary care cohort, 2(2):110.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98; Improving health care locally and globally
(Stange) 368. eLetters: The natural history of asthma in a primary care cohort (Jackson) 4/6/04; Asthma natural history and
diagnosis (Thomas et al) 4/15/04; The natural history of asthma in a primary care cohort (Fardy) 4/16/04; The natural history
of asthma in a primary care cohort (van den Niewenhof, et al) 4/29/04; Natural history of asthma (Toelle, et al) 5/9/04; Natural
history of asthma (van den Nieuwenhof, et al.) 5/27/04.
Lacy NL et al. Why we don't come: patient perceptions on no-shows, 2(5):541.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Ariza AJ et al. Evaluating computer capabilities in a primary care practice-based research network, 2(5):418.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Evaluating computer capabilities: wide variation acrross practices, over time (Reider) 11/15/04.
Eisner B et al. A randomized clinical trial of the effect of intra-operative saline perfusion on post-vasectomy azoospermia, 2(3):221.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194 .
Gramling R et al. Family physician self-efficacy with screening for an inherited risk of cancer, 2(2):130.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Family physicians and the "new" genetics
(Carroll) 4/7/04; Teachable moment for genetics in family medicine (David) 4/12/04; Family history in practice (Ewigman) 4/19/04.
Glazer JL. Bag of Worms , 2(6):609.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Walter FM et al. Lay understanding of familial risk of common chronic diseases: a systematic review and synthesis of qualitiative research.
, 2(6):583.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530; How do people interpret
their family histories of diabetes, coronary disease, or cancer? (Acheson) 532.
Borrell-Carrio F et al. The biopsychosocial model 25 years later: principles, practice, and scientific inquiry. , 2(6):576.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Temte JL et al. Rapid assessment of agents of biological terrorism: defining the differential diagnosis of inhalational Anthrax using electronic
communication in a practice-based research network, 2(5):434.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
The role of family physicians and practice-based research networks in early detection of bioterrorist agents and emerging
infections (Calmbach) 10/6/04; The generalizability question (Chen) 10/10/04; Training for public health preparedness (Temte)
10/10/04.
Temte JL et al. The primary care differential diagnosis of inhalational Anthrax, 2(5):438.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Bioterrorism: the challenge for family medicine (Reamy) 10/7/04; Basic bioterrorism response tools and connections (Temte)
10/10/04; When is it a zebra? (Frazer, et al.) 10/17/04.
Keeley RD et al. Parental attitudes about a pregnancy predict birthweight in a low-income population, 2(2):145.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: An intriguing idea (French) 4/8/04.
Tierney WM et al. Quantifying risk of adverse clinical events with one set of vital signs among primary care patients with hypertension, 2(3):209.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: A bit of a wake-up call (Green) 6/7/04; Overcoming
inertia (Tierney) 6/7/04; No more 5-day blood pressure checks, please (Crownover) 6/9/04; Author answers: definition of elevated
blood pressure and pulse (Tierney) 6/9/04; Recognition does not assure appropriate intervention (Blum) 6/12/04; Controlling
hypertension (Tierney) 6/13/04.
Ramsey AH et al. Use and appropriateness of Lyme disease serologic testing, 2(4):341.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Appropriateness of Lyme disease testing:
an appropriate analysis? (Stricker, et al) 8/4/04; Now if doctors would just order the right tests (Mervine) 8/18/2004; Appropriateness
of Lyme diseases testing: an appropriate analysis? (Stricker et al) 8/18/2004; The authors respond (Ramsey, et al.) 08/31/04.
Roetzheim RG et al. A randomized controlled trial to increase cancer screening among attendees of community health centers, 2(4):294.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Use of Annals web resources (Dietrich)
7/31/04; Editor's response to: Re: use of Annals web resources (Stange) 7/31/04.
Grossberg PM et al. Brief physician advice for high-risk drinking among young adults, 2(5):474.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
WinklerPrins V et al. The natural history of asthma in a primary care cohort, 2(2):110.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98; Improving health care locally and globally
(Stange) 368. eLetters: The natural history of asthma in a primary care cohort (Jackson) 4/6/04; Asthma natural history and
diagnosis (Thomas et al) 4/15/04; The natural history of asthma in a primary care cohort (Fardy) 4/16/04; The natural history
of asthma in a primary care cohort (van den Niewenhof, et al) 4/29/04; Natural history of asthma (Toelle, et al) 5/9/04; Natural
history of asthma (van den Nieuwenhof, et al.) 5/27/04.
Walter FM et al. Lay understanding of familial risk of common chronic diseases: a systematic review and synthesis of qualitiative research.
, 2(6):583.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530; How do people interpret
their family histories of diabetes, coronary disease, or cancer? (Acheson) 532.
Gramling R et al. Family physician self-efficacy with screening for an inherited risk of cancer, 2(2):130.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Family physicians and the "new" genetics
(Carroll) 4/7/04; Teachable moment for genetics in family medicine (David) 4/12/04; Family history in practice (Ewigman) 4/19/04.
Tierney WM et al. Quantifying risk of adverse clinical events with one set of vital signs among primary care patients with hypertension, 2(3):209.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: A bit of a wake-up call (Green) 6/7/04; Overcoming
inertia (Tierney) 6/7/04; No more 5-day blood pressure checks, please (Crownover) 6/9/04; Author answers: definition of elevated
blood pressure and pulse (Tierney) 6/9/04; Recognition does not assure appropriate intervention (Blum) 6/12/04; Controlling
hypertension (Tierney) 6/13/04.
Buetow SA. Towards a new understanding of provider continuity (Reflection). 2(5):509.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Goodyear-Smith F et al. What can family physicians offer patients with carpal tunnel syndrome other than surgery? A systematic review of non-surgical
management , 2(3):267.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: Laser acupuncture and microamps TENS, controlled study
and open protocol study (Naeser) 6/2/04.
Woolf SH et al. A string of mistakes: the importance of cascade analysis in describing, counting, and preventing medical errors, 2(4):317.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290; Why isn't it better? (Wasson) 292. eLetters: A
closer look at errors in primary care (Fernald, et al) 8/26/2004.
Shapiro E. Screening for family and intimate partner violence: recommendation statement , 2(2):156.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98; Improving health care locally and globally
(Stange) 368. eLetters: Thoughts from another perspective (Elliott, et al) 4/4/04; Screening for family and intimate partner
violence: a new risk factor for future analysis? (Heldring) 4/2/04; We need effectiveness research concerning family/child/intimate
partner violence screening and interventions (Ferris) 5/5/2004; Health system needs effectiveness research from clinical to
intersectoral interventions (Taft) 5/16/2004; Authors respond to comments on screening children for family violence: clarifying
the scope of the systematic review (Nygren, et al) 6/21/04; Competing priorities (Crownover) 6/27/04.
Nygren P et al. Screening Children for Family Violence: A Review of the Evidence for the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, 2(2):161.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Screening children for violence (Flaherty)
4/4/04; Looking forward in dealing with child abuse (Alexander) 4/1/04; Evidence-based screening for child abuse and family
violence: experience-based caution (Sirotnak) 5/4/2004.
Nygren P et al. Screening Children for Family Violence: A Review of the Evidence for the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, 2(2):161.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Screening children for violence (Flaherty)
4/4/04; Looking forward in dealing with child abuse (Alexander) 4/1/04; Evidence-based screening for child abuse and family
violence: experience-based caution (Sirotnak) 5/4/2004.
Hueston WJ et al. Subclinical hypothyroidism and the risk of hypercholesterolemia, 2(4):351.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: So what does a mildly elevated TSH mean?
(Scherger, et al) 8/2/04; Hypothyroidism and dyslipidemia (Garrison) 8/12/2004; Reply (Hueston, et al) 8/18/2004.
Mainous AG III et al. The association of race and rural residence on control of diabetes and hypertension , 2(6):563.
Editorials: In this issue: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Clinical pharmacy information systems
McMullin ST et al. Impact of an evidence-based computerized decision support system on primary care prescription costs, 2(5):494.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Interventions for rising prescription expenditures (Fink) 10/6/04; Important attributes of a successful decision support system
(McMullin) 10/7/04; Integration into workflow (Green) 10/23/04.
Boyle R et al. Is making smoking status a vital sign sufficient to increase cessation support actions in clinical practice? 2(1):22.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Role for quality improvement processes (Petrulis) 1/27/04;
Raise the flag of relationships (Miller) 1/28/04; Smoking as a vital sign just the first step (Halperin) 3/16/04.
Borrell-Carrio F et al. The biopsychosocial model 25 years later: principles, practice, and scientific inquiry. , 2(6):576.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Borrell-Carrio F et al. Preventing errors in clinical practice: a call for self-awareness, 2(4):310.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: To err is human; to be aware is preventive
(Saba) 7/30/04; Response to Dr Saba's letter (Epstein, et al) 8/19/2004; First, know thyself (Pace, et al) 8/26/2004; Individuals
vs systems: other issues also important (Kirkegaard) 8/28/2004; Response to Dr. Pace (Epstein, et al.) 08/31/04.
Reed JA III. Adjusted Chi-square statistics: application to clustered binary data in primary care, 2(3):201.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; On the nature and analysis of clustered data (Zyzanski) 199. eLetters: Analysis of clustered data (Mold) 6/5/04.
Killip S et al. What is an Intracluster Correlation Coefficient? Crucial Concepts for Primary Care Researchers, 2(3):204.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; On the nature and analysis of clustered data (Zyzanski) 199. eLetters: GRTs: A timely and useful tool in family practice
research (Kryscio, et al.) 5/27/04; More on clusters (Diamond) 09/03/04.
Reed JA III. Adjusted Chi-square statistics: application to clustered binary data in primary care, 2(3):201.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; On the nature and analysis of clustered data (Zyzanski) 199. eLetters: Analysis of clustered data (Mold) 6/5/04.
Zyzanski SJ et al. On the nature and analysis of clustered data (Editorial). 2(3):199.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194.
Oeffinger KC et al. Health care of young adult survivors of childhood cancer: a report from the childhood cancer survivor study, 2(1):61.
eLetters: Further thoughts on follow-up care (Goettina) 1/28/04; Recognizing the medical needs of childhood cancer survivors
(Mahoney) 1/28/04; Important discussion regarding long-term follow-up care (Ulman) 1/28/04; Providing comprehensive care to
adult survivors of childhood cancer (Hobbie) 1/28/04; Young adults cured of childhood cancer: what is the "quality" of the
cure? (Buchanan) 1/28/04; Healthcare utilization by childhood cancer survivos - where do we go next? (Bhatia) 1/29/04; Clinical
follow-up of childhood cancer survivors (Hawkins, et al) 1/29/04; Health care of adult survivors of childhood cancer (Sklar)
1/29/04; Additional comments on the insurance question (Goettina) 1/29/04; Childhood cancer survivors and long-term follow-up
care (Zebrack) 1/29/04; Systemic and psychological barriers to survivor care: comment on Oeffinger et al (Recklitis) 1/30/2004;
Needed: a study of the health care of older adult survivors of childhood cancer (McIver) 1/30/04; Long-term survivors of childhood
cancers need help (Highfield) 2/2/2004; Assuring care for childhood cancer survivors (Greenberg) 2/4/04; A five point plan
to help survivors (Culp) 2/4/04; Are post-traumatic stress and health care utilization related? (Smith) 2/4/04; What is the
correlation between increasing health concerns yet decreasing medical visits among long-term survivors of childhood cancer?
(McIver) 2/7/04; Health care of young adult survivors of childhood cancer: a report from the childhood cancer survivor study
(Levitt) 2/9/04; The next action steps (Weiner) 2/26/04; Follow-up care for cancer survivors: developing the evidence base
(Aziz) 7/18/04.
Mainous AG III et al. The mortality risk of elevated serum transferrin saturation and consumption of dietary iron, 2(2):139.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Potential and added value of secondary
data analysis (Zyzanski) 4/1/04; Question conclusion (Gilbert) 3/31/04; Iron revisited (Billings) 4/13/04; Iron and mortality
(Anderson et al) 4/15/04.
Mainous AG III et al. Elevated serum transferrin saturation and mortality, 2(2):133.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Tsat% and mortality (Weinberg) 4/15/04;
Professional and patient perspective (Alexander) 4/15/04; Online comment (Bonkovsky, et al) 5/3/2004.
Roetzheim RG et al. A randomized controlled trial to increase cancer screening among attendees of community health centers, 2(4):294.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Use of Annals web resources (Dietrich)
7/31/04; Editor's response to: Re: use of Annals web resources (Stange) 7/31/04.
Peltenburg M. The unexpected in primary care: a multicenter study on the emergence of unvoiced patient agenda2(6):534.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Borrell-Carrio F et al. The biopsychosocial model 25 years later: principles, practice, and scientific inquiry. , 2(6):576.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Roetzheim RG et al. A randomized controlled trial to increase cancer screening among attendees of community health centers, 2(4):294.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Use of Annals web resources (Dietrich)
7/31/04; Editor's response to: Re: use of Annals web resources (Stange) 7/31/04.
Williams RL. Motherhood, apple pie and COPC (Editorial). 2(2):100.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98; Improving health care locally and globally
(Stange) 368. eLetters: Conundrum (Farley) 4/2/04; Commentary of Dr. Williams' editorial (Kaufman) 4/3/04; Whither COPC and
family medicine practice-based research? (Like) 4/11/04; When all else fails (Smith) 4/22/2004; Community-oriented public
health & primary care: learning to share mom's apple pie (Strelnick) 5/12/2004; The relevance of community oriented primary
care (COPC) - A comment on the editorial of Annals of Family Medicine (Gofin, et al) 6/7/04; Community-oriented primary care:
more pies than just apple (Cashman) 8/12/2004.
Rocca LG et al. Management of patients with hepatitis C in a community population: diagnosis, discussions, and decisions to treat, 2(2):116.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Management of hepatitis C in a very
high risk population: corrections (Bauman) 3/31/04; Repairing the holes in the HCV safety net (Sandt, et al) 3/31/04; View
from a hepatologist (Herrine) 4/12/04; Physician practice patterns with ethnic minority patients and the poor (Solorio ) 4/22/2004.
Community oriented primary care
Williams RL. Motherhood, apple pie and COPC (Editorial). 2(2):100.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98; Improving health care locally and globally
(Stange) 368. eLetters: Conundrum (Farley) 4/2/04; Commentary of Dr. Williams' editorial (Kaufman) 4/3/04; Whither COPC and
family medicine practice-based research? (Like) 4/11/04; When all else fails (Smith) 4/22/2004; Community-oriented public
health & primary care: learning to share mom's apple pie (Strelnick) 5/12/2004; The relevance of community oriented primary
care (COPC) - A comment on the editorial of Annals of Family Medicine (Gofin, et al) 6/7/04; Community-oriented primary care:
more pies than just apple (Cashman) 8/12/2004.
Plescia M et al. A community oriented primary care demonstration project: refining interventions for cardiovascular disease and diabetes, 2(2):103.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98; Motherhood, apple pie, and COPC (Williams)
100. eLetters: Structural barriers to health and the COPC model (Bettigole) 3/31/04; Rapid appraisal as a participatory approach
to community oriented primary care (COPC) (Murray) 4/10/04; The strenghts and challenges of excellence in COPC (Pathman) 4/12/04.
Barrett BP et al. What complementary and alternative medicine practitioners say abouthealth and health care, 2(3):253.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194.
Beasley JW et al. How many problems do family physicians manage at each encounter? A WReN study, 2(5):405.
eLetters: Commentary on Beasley article (Bloom) 10/7/04; Getting paid what we are worth! (Snyder) 10/10/04; You have hit the
nail on the head!!! (White, et al.) 10/10/04; From the eyes of an industrial engineering prof (Karsh) 10/13/04.
Computer communication networks
Ariza AJ et al. Evaluating computer capabilities in a primary care practice-based research network, 2(5):418.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Evaluating computer capabilities: wide variation acrross practices, over time (Reider) 11/15/04.
Temte JL et al. Rapid assessment of agents of biological terrorism: defining the differential diagnosis of inhalational Anthrax using electronic
communication in a practice-based research network, 2(5):434.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
The role of family physicians and practice-based research networks in early detection of bioterrorist agents and emerging
infections (Calmbach) 10/6/04; The generalizability question (Chen) 10/10/04; Training for public health preparedness (Temte)
10/10/04.
Main DS et al. Exploring patient reactions to pen-tablet computers: a report from CaReNet, 2(5):421.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Griffin SJ et al. The effect on health related outcomes of interventions to alter the interaction between patients and practitioners: a systematic
review of trials, 2(6):595.
Editorials: Continuity, care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388; In this issue:
new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Rastegar DA. Health care becomes an industry (Reflection). 2(1):80.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: The industrialization of medicine is not new (Scherger,
et al) 1/30/04; Industrialization and its discontents (Lindenauer) 2/1/04; Healthcare and natural law (Kirkhoff MF) 2/4/04;
Health-care has been an industry for a longtime (Silverberg LI) 2/8/04.
Stewart M. Continuity, care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Editorial). 2(5):388.
Saultz JW et al. Interpersonal continuity of care and patient satisfaction: a critical review, 2(5):445.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386; Continuity,
care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388. eLetters: Continuity and patient satisfaction
(Baker) 10/12/04; Continuity of care in a changing health care system (Bayliss) 10/21/04; Importance of measuring the interpersonal
element of continuity (Freeman) 11/9/04; Interpersonal continuity and health system reform (Saultz) 11/12/04; Measuring interpersonal
continuity (Saultz) 11/13/04.
Mainous AG III et al. Patient-physician shared experiences and value patients place on continuity of care, 2(5):452.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386; Continuity,
care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388. eLetters: Continuity and the doctor-patient
relationship (Scott) 10/6/04; It is really about friendship (Bagley) 10/10/04; Understanding the relationship (Love) 11/6/04.
Schers H et al. Patients' needs for contact with their GP at the time of hospital admission and other life events: a quantitative and qualitative
exploration, 2(5):462.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386; Continuity,
care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388. eLetters: Can we find new ways of showing
commitment? (Freeman) 10/19/04; Commitment and achievability (Schers) 10/22/04.
Buetow SA. Towards a new understanding of provider continuity (Reflection). 2(5):509.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Justin RG. Linking Ruth to her past (Reflection). 2(5):512.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Genetics and continuity (Acheson) 10/7/04.
Karasz AK et al. The visit before the morning after: barriers to preprescribing emergency contraception, 2(4):345.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: 1) Effects on sexual behavior 2) Question
about postfertilization concerns (Stanford) 09/12/04; Emergency contraception (Singh) 09/12/04; EC in Russia (Sherbakova)
09/23/04; Response to all three questions/concerns (Karasz) 10/29/04.
Fiscella K et al. Should years of schooling be used to guide treatment of coronary risk factors? 2(5):469.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
What a great idea! (Jaen) 10/10/04; Where do we go from here? (Diaz) 10/10/04; Contribution of risk factors to educational
disparities in CHD (Fiscella, et al.) 10/12/04; Commentary on Fiscella, et al. (Lenfant) 10/15/04.
Walter FM et al. Lay understanding of familial risk of common chronic diseases: a systematic review and synthesis of qualitiative research.
, 2(6):583.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530; How do people interpret
their family histories of diabetes, coronary disease, or cancer? (Acheson) 532.
Hueston WJ et al. A cost-benefit analysis of testing for influenza A in high risk adults, 2(1):33.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Clinical probability of influenzae (McCormick) 1/29/04;
Importance of CBA for influenza A treatment (Dressler RL) 2/8/04; Authors underestimate hospitalizations from influenza (Rothberg
MB) 2/26/04.
Fink KS et al. Changing prescribing patterns and increasing prescription expenditures in Medicaid, 2(5):488.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Improving prescribing behavior may require additional incentives (McMullin) 10/6/04; Progress since 2000 in the NC Medicaid
Pharmacy Program (Dobson) 10/10/04; Re: improving prescribing behavior may require additional incentives (Gibbons) 10/12/04.
Mainous AG III et al. Patient-physician shared experiences and value patients place on continuity of care, 2(5):452.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386; Continuity,
care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388. eLetters: Continuity and the doctor-patient
relationship (Scott) 10/6/04; It is really about friendship (Bagley) 10/10/04; Understanding the relationship (Love) 11/6/04.
Creswell JW et al. Designing a mixed methods study in primary care, 2(1):7.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2; Mixed methods studies: a foundation for primary care research
(Borkan) 4 . eLetters: A good but incomplete proposal (Solberg) 1/29/04; Framework for understanding mixed methods (Katerndahl)
1/29/04; Paving the way for multi-methods research in primary care (Curry) 1/29/04; Emergence of a significant methodology
for family medicine research (Vanasse) 1/29/04; Establishing mixed methods research as family medicine rigorous framework
(Smith) 2/4/04; A practical application of mixed method research (Thommasen) 2/7/04; Mix, integrate or what? Reflections on
combining methods in primary care research (Elverdam) 2/9/04; Developing methods for integrating qualitative and quantitative
data (Buckley) 2/16/04; Designing a mixed methods study in primary care (Albedaiwi) 3/21/04.
Main DS et al. Exploring patient reactions to pen-tablet computers: a report from CaReNet, 2(5):421.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Daaleman TP et al. The spirituality index of well-being: a new instrument for health-related quality-of-life research, 2(5):499.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Kudos (Silverman) 10/12/04.
Creswell JW et al. Designing a mixed methods study in primary care, 2(1):7.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2; Mixed methods studies: a foundation for primary care research
(Borkan) 4 . eLetters: A good but incomplete proposal (Solberg) 1/29/04; Framework for understanding mixed methods (Katerndahl)
1/29/04; Paving the way for multi-methods research in primary care (Curry) 1/29/04; Emergence of a significant methodology
for family medicine research (Vanasse) 1/29/04; Establishing mixed methods research as family medicine rigorous framework
(Smith) 2/4/04; A practical application of mixed method research (Thommasen) 2/7/04; Mix, integrate or what? Reflections on
combining methods in primary care research (Elverdam) 2/9/04; Developing methods for integrating qualitative and quantitative
data (Buckley) 2/16/04; Designing a mixed methods study in primary care (Albedaiwi) 3/21/04.
Killip S et al. What is an Intracluster Correlation Coefficient? Crucial Concepts for Primary Care Researchers, 2(3):204.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; On the nature and analysis of clustered data (Zyzanski) 199. eLetters: GRTs: A timely and useful tool in family practice
research (Kryscio, et al.) 5/27/04; More on clusters (Diamond) 09/03/04.
Decision support systems, clinical
McMullin ST et al. Impact of an evidence-based computerized decision support system on primary care prescription costs, 2(5):494.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Interventions for rising prescription expenditures (Fink) 10/6/04; Important attributes of a successful decision support system
(McMullin) 10/7/04; Integration into workflow (Green) 10/23/04.
Borrell-Carrio F et al. Preventing errors in clinical practice: a call for self-awareness, 2(4):310.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: To err is human; to be aware is preventive
(Saba) 7/30/04; Response to Dr Saba's letter (Epstein, et al) 8/19/2004; First, know thyself (Pace, et al) 8/26/2004; Individuals
vs systems: other issues also important (Kirkegaard) 8/28/2004; Response to Dr. Pace (Epstein, et al.) 08/31/04.
Oeffinger KC et al. Health care of young adult survivors of childhood cancer: a report from the childhood cancer survivor study, 2(1):61.
eLetters: Further thoughts on follow-up care (Goettina) 1/28/04; Recognizing the medical needs of childhood cancer survivors
(Mahoney) 1/28/04; Important discussion regarding long-term follow-up care (Ulman) 1/28/04; Providing comprehensive care to
adult survivors of childhood cancer (Hobbie) 1/28/04; Young adults cured of childhood cancer: what is the "quality" of the
cure? (Buchanan) 1/28/04; Healthcare utilization by childhood cancer survivos - where do we go next? (Bhatia) 1/29/04; Clinical
follow-up of childhood cancer survivors (Hawkins, et al) 1/29/04; Health care of adult survivors of childhood cancer (Sklar)
1/29/04; Additional comments on the insurance question (Goettina) 1/29/04; Childhood cancer survivors and long-term follow-up
care (Zebrack) 1/29/04; Systemic and psychological barriers to survivor care: comment on Oeffinger et al (Recklitis) 1/30/2004;
Needed: a study of the health care of older adult survivors of childhood cancer (McIver) 1/30/04; Long-term survivors of childhood
cancers need help (Highfield) 2/2/2004; Assuring care for childhood cancer survivors (Greenberg) 2/4/04; A five point plan
to help survivors (Culp) 2/4/04; Are post-traumatic stress and health care utilization related? (Smith) 2/4/04; What is the
correlation between increasing health concerns yet decreasing medical visits among long-term survivors of childhood cancer?
(McIver) 2/7/04; Health care of young adult survivors of childhood cancer: a report from the childhood cancer survivor study
(Levitt) 2/9/04; The next action steps (Weiner) 2/26/04; Follow-up care for cancer survivors: developing the evidence base
(Aziz) 7/18/04.
Elder NC et al. The identification of medical errors by family physicians during outpatient visits, 2(2):125.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Seeking to further understand "real"
medication error rates in primary care (Scott-Cawiezell) 4/1/04; Errors in primary care: what's on the radar screen? (Fetters)
3/31/04; Comment on "The identification of medical errors by family physicians during outpatient visits (Galliher) 3/31/04;
Physician reports, and terminology, and the notion of harm (Kuzel) 4/6/04; Just the tip of the iceberg - comment on Elder,
et al (Main) 4/8/04; Response from the author (Elder) 4/24/2004; Family medicine must do better (Riley) 4/26/2004.
Beasley JW et al. How many problems do family physicians manage at each encounter? A WReN study, 2(5):405.
eLetters: Commentary on Beasley article (Bloom) 10/7/04; Getting paid what we are worth! (Snyder) 10/10/04; You have hit the
nail on the head!!! (White, et al.) 10/10/04; From the eyes of an industrial engineering prof (Karsh) 10/13/04.
Pearce KA et al. How and why to study the practice content of a practice-based research network, 2(5):425.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Grossberg PM et al. Brief physician advice for high-risk drinking among young adults, 2(5):474.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Fink KS et al. Changing prescribing patterns and increasing prescription expenditures in Medicaid, 2(5):488.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Improving prescribing behavior may require additional incentives (McMullin) 10/6/04; Progress since 2000 in the NC Medicaid
Pharmacy Program (Dobson) 10/10/04; Re: improving prescribing behavior may require additional incentives (Gibbons) 10/12/04.
Buetow SA. Towards a new understanding of provider continuity (Reflection). 2(5):509.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Solberg LI et al. Diabetic patients who smoke: are they different? 2(1):26.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Toward more creative and consistent doctors (Standridge)
1/28/04; Tailoring individual risk in diabetes (Peterson) 2/4/04; Giving smoking the attention it deserves (Glasgow) 2/4/04;
Diabetes patients who smoke are also treated differently (Denig) 2/26/04.
Dietrich AJ et al. Going to scale: re-engineering systems for primary care treatment of depression , 2(4):301.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Tipping the scale: sustaining systems
for primary care treatment of depression (Pincus) 7/30/04; Strategies for sustaining systems for primary care treatment of
depression (Dietrich) 7/31/04; Lessons learned from the implementation of the three component model (Korsen) 8/5/04; Questions
for the RESPECT team (Nease) 8/13/2004; RESPECT as a template for other practices (Seehusen) 8/18/2004; RESPECT team response
to Dr. Donald Nease (Dietrich, et al.) 09/10/04.
Gallo JJ et al. Primary care providers evaluate integrated and referral models of behavioral health care for older adults: results from a
multisite effectiveness trial (PRISM-E), 2(4):305.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Response to article: primary care clinicians
evaluate integrated and referral models of behavioral health care for older adults: results from a multisite effectiveness
trial (PRISM-E) (Baird) 7/30/04; Integrated mental health: translatability and sustainability vary by system (Aikens) 7/30/04;
Implementing integrated behavioral health care in primary care (Fisher) 8/6/04; Response to Gallo et al: rural applications
(McGovern, et al) 8/23/2004.
Noel PH et al. Depression and comorbid illness in elderly primary care patients: impact on multiple domains of health status and well-being, 2(6):555.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Dietrich AJ et al. Going to scale: re-engineering systems for primary care treatment of depression , 2(4):301.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Tipping the scale: sustaining systems
for primary care treatment of depression (Pincus) 7/30/04; Strategies for sustaining systems for primary care treatment of
depression (Dietrich) 7/31/04; Lessons learned from the implementation of the three component model (Korsen) 8/5/04; Questions
for the RESPECT team (Nease) 8/13/2004; RESPECT as a template for other practices (Seehusen) 8/18/2004; RESPECT team response
to Dr. Donald Nease (Dietrich, et al.) 09/10/04.
Sparks BL et al. Research in family medicine in developing countries (). 2(3):55.
eLetters: Family medicine/vested interests (Samuhanand, et al) 6/1/04; Classic evidence based research is unrealistic for
physicians practicing in sub Saharan Africa (Nighswander) 6/8/04; Mobility of people, services and goods might influence the
research culture (Pavlic) 6/11/04.
Solberg LI et al. Diabetic patients who smoke: are they different? 2(1):26.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Toward more creative and consistent doctors (Standridge)
1/28/04; Tailoring individual risk in diabetes (Peterson) 2/4/04; Giving smoking the attention it deserves (Glasgow) 2/4/04;
Diabetes patients who smoke are also treated differently (Denig) 2/26/04.
Gill JM et al. Accuracy of screening for diabetic retinopathy by family physicians, 2(3):218.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194. eLetters: Eye exams important but often overlooked (Donahue) 5/26/04; Is this practical for everyday practice use? (Markman)
6/5/04; Agree with limited practicality of routine retinopathy screening (Gill) 6/5/04; Intervention in our non-adherent patients
that may help save their sight (Koopman) 6/10/04; Ophthalmoscopic technique (Corbett Jr) 8/9/04.
Mainous AG III et al. The association of race and rural residence on control of diabetes and hypertension , 2(6):563.
Editorials: In this issue: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Walter FM et al. Lay understanding of familial risk of common chronic diseases: a systematic review and synthesis of qualitiative research.
, 2(6):583.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530; How do people interpret
their family histories of diabetes, coronary disease, or cancer? (Acheson) 532.
Gill JM et al. Accuracy of screening for diabetic retinopathy by family physicians, 2(3):218.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194. eLetters: Eye exams important but often overlooked (Donahue) 5/26/04; Is this practical for everyday practice use? (Markman)
6/5/04; Agree with limited practicality of routine retinopathy screening (Gill) 6/5/04; Intervention in our non-adherent patients
that may help save their sight (Koopman) 6/10/04; Ophthalmoscopic technique (Corbett Jr) 8/9/04.
Temte JL et al. Rapid assessment of agents of biological terrorism: defining the differential diagnosis of inhalational Anthrax using electronic
communication in a practice-based research network, 2(5):434.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
The role of family physicians and practice-based research networks in early detection of bioterrorist agents and emerging
infections (Calmbach) 10/6/04; The generalizability question (Chen) 10/10/04; Training for public health preparedness (Temte)
10/10/04.
Temte JL et al. The primary care differential diagnosis of inhalational Anthrax, 2(5):438.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Bioterrorism: the challenge for family medicine (Reamy) 10/7/04; Basic bioterrorism response tools and connections (Temte)
10/10/04; When is it a zebra? (Frazer, et al.) 10/17/04.
Elder NC et al. The identification of medical errors by family physicians during outpatient visits, 2(2):125.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Seeking to further understand "real"
medication error rates in primary care (Scott-Cawiezell) 4/1/04; Errors in primary care: what's on the radar screen? (Fetters)
3/31/04; Comment on "The identification of medical errors by family physicians during outpatient visits (Galliher) 3/31/04;
Physician reports, and terminology, and the notion of harm (Kuzel) 4/6/04; Just the tip of the iceberg - comment on Elder,
et al (Main) 4/8/04; Response from the author (Elder) 4/24/2004; Family medicine must do better (Riley) 4/26/2004.
Diagnostic techniques and procedures
Hueston WJ et al. A cost-benefit analysis of testing for influenza A in high risk adults, 2(1):33.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Clinical probability of influenzae (McCormick) 1/29/04;
Importance of CBA for influenza A treatment (Dressler RL) 2/8/04; Authors underestimate hospitalizations from influenza (Rothberg
MB) 2/26/04.
Diagnostic techniques, cardiovascular
Tierney WM et al. Quantifying risk of adverse clinical events with one set of vital signs among primary care patients with hypertension, 2(3):209.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: A bit of a wake-up call (Green) 6/7/04; Overcoming
inertia (Tierney) 6/7/04; No more 5-day blood pressure checks, please (Crownover) 6/9/04; Author answers: definition of elevated
blood pressure and pulse (Tierney) 6/9/04; Recognition does not assure appropriate intervention (Blum) 6/12/04; Controlling
hypertension (Tierney) 6/13/04.
Plescia M et al. A community oriented primary care demonstration project: refining interventions for cardiovascular disease and diabetes, 2(2):103.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98; Motherhood, apple pie, and COPC (Williams)
100. eLetters: Structural barriers to health and the COPC model (Bettigole) 3/31/04; Rapid appraisal as a participatory approach
to community oriented primary care (COPC) (Murray) 4/10/04; The strenghts and challenges of excellence in COPC (Pathman) 4/12/04.
Bentzen N. Family medicine research: implications for Wonca (). 2(3):45.
Beasley JW et al. How many problems do family physicians manage at each encounter? A WReN study, 2(5):405.
eLetters: Commentary on Beasley article (Bloom) 10/7/04; Getting paid what we are worth! (Snyder) 10/10/04; You have hit the
nail on the head!!! (White, et al.) 10/10/04; From the eyes of an industrial engineering prof (Karsh) 10/13/04.
Shapiro E. Screening for family and intimate partner violence: recommendation statement , 2(2):156.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98; Improving health care locally and globally
(Stange) 368. eLetters: Thoughts from another perspective (Elliott, et al) 4/4/04; Screening for family and intimate partner
violence: a new risk factor for future analysis? (Heldring) 4/2/04; We need effectiveness research concerning family/child/intimate
partner violence screening and interventions (Ferris) 5/5/2004; Health system needs effectiveness research from clinical to
intersectoral interventions (Taft) 5/16/2004; Authors respond to comments on screening children for family violence: clarifying
the scope of the systematic review (Nygren, et al) 6/21/04; Competing priorities (Crownover) 6/27/04.
Zink TM et al. Medical management of intimate partner violence considering the stages of change: precontemplation and contemplation, 2(3):231.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: Routine screening for intimate partner violence -
an alternative perspective (Goodyear-Smith) 5/27/04; Can doctors always tell what stage someone is in? (Flanakin) 5/27/04;
Important insights from theory to research and clinical practice (Elliott) 6/1/04; The importance of relapse (Cronholm) 6/1/04;
Abused women and their physicians (Miedema) 6/5/04.
Domestic violence/prevention and control
Nygren P et al. Screening Children for Family Violence: A Review of the Evidence for the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, 2(2):161.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Screening children for violence (Flaherty)
4/4/04; Looking forward in dealing with child abuse (Alexander) 4/1/04; Evidence-based screening for child abuse and family
violence: experience-based caution (Sirotnak) 5/4/2004.
Vinson DC et al. Comfortably engaging: which approach to alcohol screening should we use? 2(5):398.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
So what? It depends (Kessler) 10/14/04.
Kerse N et al. Physician-patient relationship and medication compliance: a primary care investigation, 2(5):455.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386, Continuity,
care and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388. eLetters: Data needed on patient-provider
relationships and long-term adherence in chronic illness (Aikens) 10/10/04.
Drug therapy, computer assisted
McMullin ST et al. Impact of an evidence-based computerized decision support system on primary care prescription costs, 2(5):494.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Interventions for rising prescription expenditures (Fink) 10/6/04; Important attributes of a successful decision support system
(McMullin) 10/7/04; Integration into workflow (Green) 10/23/04.
McMullin ST et al. Impact of an evidence-based computerized decision support system on primary care prescription costs, 2(5):494.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Interventions for rising prescription expenditures (Fink) 10/6/04; Important attributes of a successful decision support system
(McMullin) 10/7/04; Integration into workflow (Green) 10/23/04.
Phillips RL Jr et al. The Balanced Budget Act of 1997 and the financial health of teaching hospitals, 2(1):71.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: The balanced budget act and program closings? (Costa)
1/28/04; Full-text supplemental appendix link not live (Zimmerman) 1/29/04.
Phillips RL Jr et al. The Balanced Budget Act of 1997 and the financial health of teaching hospitals, 2(1):71.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: The balanced budget act and program closings? (Costa)
1/28/04; Full-text supplemental appendix link not live (Zimmerman) 1/29/04.
Borrell-Carrio F et al. The biopsychosocial model 25 years later: principles, practice, and scientific inquiry. , 2(6):576.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Phillips RL Jr et al. The Balanced Budget Act of 1997 and the financial health of teaching hospitals, 2(1):71.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: The balanced budget act and program closings? (Costa)
1/28/04; Full-text supplemental appendix link not live (Zimmerman) 1/29/04.
Rosenblatt RA. Getting the news, 2(2):175.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Does it have to be this way? (Kohrs)
3/31/04; Treating without caring (Scott) 3/31/04.
Shapiro E. Screening for family and intimate partner violence: recommendation statement , 2(2):156.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98; Improving health care locally and globally
(Stange) 368. eLetters: Thoughts from another perspective (Elliott, et al) 4/4/04; Screening for family and intimate partner
violence: a new risk factor for future analysis? (Heldring) 4/2/04; We need effectiveness research concerning family/child/intimate
partner violence screening and interventions (Ferris) 5/5/2004; Health system needs effectiveness research from clinical to
intersectoral interventions (Taft) 5/16/2004; Authors respond to comments on screening children for family violence: clarifying
the scope of the systematic review (Nygren, et al) 6/21/04; Competing priorities (Crownover) 6/27/04.
Temte JL et al. Rapid assessment of agents of biological terrorism: defining the differential diagnosis of inhalational Anthrax using electronic
communication in a practice-based research network, 2(5):434.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
The role of family physicians and practice-based research networks in early detection of bioterrorist agents and emerging
infections (Calmbach) 10/6/04; The generalizability question (Chen) 10/10/04; Training for public health preparedness (Temte)
10/10/04.
Borrell-Carrio F et al. The biopsychosocial model 25 years later: principles, practice, and scientific inquiry. , 2(6):576.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Hildebrandt DE. . Are frequent callers to physicians high utilizers?, 2(6):546.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Glazer JL. Bag of Worms , 2(6):609.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Endocrinological system/metabolism
Mainous AG III et al. The association of race and rural residence on control of diabetes and hypertension , 2(6):563.
Editorials: In this issue: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Reed JA III. Adjusted Chi-square statistics: application to clustered binary data in primary care, 2(3):201.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; On the nature and analysis of clustered data (Zyzanski) 199. eLetters: Analysis of clustered data (Mold) 6/5/04.
Kinchen KS et al. Referral of patients to specialists: factors affecting choice of specialist by primary care physicians, 2(3):245.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194.
Nygren P et al. Screening Children for Family Violence: A Review of the Evidence for the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, 2(2):161.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Screening children for violence (Flaherty)
4/4/04; Looking forward in dealing with child abuse (Alexander) 4/1/04; Evidence-based screening for child abuse and family
violence: experience-based caution (Sirotnak) 5/4/2004.
Plescia M et al. A community oriented primary care demonstration project: refining interventions for cardiovascular disease and diabetes, 2(2):103.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98; Motherhood, apple pie, and COPC (Williams)
100. eLetters: Structural barriers to health and the COPC model (Bettigole) 3/31/04; Rapid appraisal as a participatory approach
to community oriented primary care (COPC) (Murray) 4/10/04; The strenghts and challenges of excellence in COPC (Pathman) 4/12/04.
Bentzen N. Family medicine research: implications for Wonca (). 2(3):45.
Green LA. Annals of Family Medicine is one year old: so what and who cares? (). 2(3):197.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194. eLetters: Systematic reviews aren't research? (Ebell) 5/27/04; New things appear as old things disappear (Frey) 5/27/04;
Re: systematic reviews aren't research? (Stange) 5/27/04; Happy birthday to the Annals of Family Medicine! (Stusser) 6/8/04;
I care (Rodriguez-Lopez) 09/10/04.
Beasley JW et al. How many problems do family physicians manage at each encounter? A WReN study, 2(5):405.
eLetters: Commentary on Beasley article (Bloom) 10/7/04; Getting paid what we are worth! (Snyder) 10/10/04; You have hit the
nail on the head!!! (White, et al.) 10/10/04; From the eyes of an industrial engineering prof (Karsh) 10/13/04.
Bentzen N. Family medicine research: implications for Wonca (). 2(3):45.
Sparks BL et al. Research in family medicine in developing countries (). 2(3):55.
eLetters: Family medicine/vested interests (Samuhanand, et al) 6/1/04; Classic evidence based research is unrealistic for
physicians practicing in sub Saharan Africa (Nighswander) 6/8/04; Mobility of people, services and goods might influence the
research culture (Pavlic) 6/11/04.
Karasz AK et al. The visit before the morning after: barriers to preprescribing emergency contraception, 2(4):345.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: 1) Effects on sexual behavior 2) Question
about postfertilization concerns (Stanford) 09/12/04; Emergency contraception (Singh) 09/12/04; EC in Russia (Sherbakova)
09/23/04; Response to all three questions/concerns (Karasz) 10/29/04.
Herbert CP. Future of research in family medicine: where to from here? (). 2(3):60.
eLetters: Building a culture of inquiry (Johnston) 5/27/04.
Beasley JW et al. How many problems do family physicians manage at each encounter? A WReN study, 2(5):405.
eLetters: Commentary on Beasley article (Bloom) 10/7/04; Getting paid what we are worth! (Snyder) 10/10/04; You have hit the
nail on the head!!! (White, et al.) 10/10/04; From the eyes of an industrial engineering prof (Karsh) 10/13/04.
Pearce KA et al. How and why to study the practice content of a practice-based research network, 2(5):425.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Justin RG. Linking Ruth to her past (Reflection). 2(5):512.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Genetics and continuity (Acheson) 10/7/04.
Lacy NL et al. Why we don't come: patient perceptions on no-shows, 2(5):541.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Family practice / statistics & numerical data
Pace WD et al. Seasonal variation in diagnoses and visits to family physicians, 2(5):411.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Buetow SA. Towards a new understanding of provider continuity (Reflection). 2(5):509.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Verstappen WHJM et al. Improving test ordering in primary care: the added value of a small group quality improvement strategy over classic feedback
only a multicenter randomized trial. , 2(6):569.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Gramling R et al. Family physician self-efficacy with screening for an inherited risk of cancer, 2(2):130.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Family physicians and the "new" genetics
(Carroll) 4/7/04; Teachable moment for genetics in family medicine (David) 4/12/04; Family history in practice (Ewigman) 4/19/04.
Daaleman TP et al. Religion, spirituality, and health status in geriatric outpatients, 2(1):49.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Response to Daaleman and colleagues' article (King)
1/28/04; Full-text link to supplemental appendix not live (Zimmerman) 1/29/04; Re: response to Daaleman and colleagues' article
(Hummel LM, et al) 2/16/04; Epistemological issues in measuring spirituality (Moberg) 3/16/04; Author response (Daaleman)
3/30/04.
Kuzel AJ et al. Patient reports of preventable problems and harms in primary health care, 2(4):333.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290; Why isn't it better? (Wasson) 292. eLetters: Response
to "Patient reports of preventable problems and harms in primary health care" (LaBozetta) 7/30/04; Patient advocacy and medical
errors (Kuzel) 7/31/04.
Walter FM et al. Lay understanding of familial risk of common chronic diseases: a systematic review and synthesis of qualitiative research.
, 2(6):583.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530; How do people interpret
their family histories of diabetes, coronary disease, or cancer? (Acheson) 532.
Rosenblatt RA. Getting the news, 2(2):175.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Does it have to be this way? (Kohrs)
3/31/04; Treating without caring (Scott) 3/31/04.
Buetow SA. Towards a new understanding of provider continuity (Reflection). 2(5):509.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
McKee MD et al. Health care seeking among urban minority adolescent girls: the crisis at sexual debut, 2(6):40.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Jerant AF et al. Age-related disparities in cancer screening: analysis of 2001 behavioral risk factor surveillance system data, 2(5):481.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Is ageism a factor in cancer screening? (Ahmed, et al.) 10/10/04.
Fink KS et al. Changing prescribing patterns and increasing prescription expenditures in Medicaid, 2(5):488.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Improving prescribing behavior may require additional incentives (McMullin) 10/6/04; Progress since 2000 in the NC Medicaid
Pharmacy Program (Dobson) 10/10/04; Re: improving prescribing behavior may require additional incentives (Gibbons) 10/12/04.
Health knowledge, attitudes, practice
Gallo JJ et al. Primary care providers evaluate integrated and referral models of behavioral health care for older adults: results from a
multisite effectiveness trial (PRISM-E), 2(4):305.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Response to article: primary care clinicians
evaluate integrated and referral models of behavioral health care for older adults: results from a multisite effectiveness
trial (PRISM-E) (Baird) 7/30/04; Integrated mental health: translatability and sustainability vary by system (Aikens) 7/30/04;
Implementing integrated behavioral health care in primary care (Fisher) 8/6/04; Response to Gallo et al: rural applications
(McGovern, et al) 8/23/2004.
Karasz AK et al. The visit before the morning after: barriers to preprescribing emergency contraception, 2(4):345.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: 1) Effects on sexual behavior 2) Question
about postfertilization concerns (Stanford) 09/12/04; Emergency contraception (Singh) 09/12/04; EC in Russia (Sherbakova)
09/23/04; Response to all three questions/concerns (Karasz) 10/29/04.
Health maintenance organizations
Solberg LI et al. Diabetic patients who smoke: are they different? 2(1):26.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Toward more creative and consistent doctors (Standridge)
1/28/04; Tailoring individual risk in diabetes (Peterson) 2/4/04; Giving smoking the attention it deserves (Glasgow) 2/4/04;
Diabetes patients who smoke are also treated differently (Denig) 2/26/04.
Green LA. Annals of Family Medicine is one year old: so what and who cares? (). 2(3):197.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194. eLetters: Systematic reviews aren't research? (Ebell) 5/27/04; New things appear as old things disappear (Frey) 5/27/04;
Re: systematic reviews aren't research? (Stange) 5/27/04; Happy birthday to the Annals of Family Medicine! (Stusser) 6/8/04;
I care (Rodriguez-Lopez) 09/10/04.
Hildebrandt DE. . Are frequent callers to physicians high utilizers?, 2(6):546.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Jerant AF et al. Age-related disparities in cancer screening: analysis of 2001 behavioral risk factor surveillance system data, 2(5):481.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Is ageism a factor in cancer screening? (Ahmed, et al.) 10/10/04.
Gallo JJ et al. Primary care providers evaluate integrated and referral models of behavioral health care for older adults: results from a
multisite effectiveness trial (PRISM-E), 2(4):305.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Response to article: primary care clinicians
evaluate integrated and referral models of behavioral health care for older adults: results from a multisite effectiveness
trial (PRISM-E) (Baird) 7/30/04; Integrated mental health: translatability and sustainability vary by system (Aikens) 7/30/04;
Implementing integrated behavioral health care in primary care (Fisher) 8/6/04; Response to Gallo et al: rural applications
(McGovern, et al) 8/23/2004.
Jerant AF et al. Age-related disparities in cancer screening: analysis of 2001 behavioral risk factor surveillance system data, 2(5):481.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Is ageism a factor in cancer screening? (Ahmed, et al.) 10/10/04.
Elder NC et al. The identification of medical errors by family physicians during outpatient visits, 2(2):125.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Seeking to further understand "real"
medication error rates in primary care (Scott-Cawiezell) 4/1/04; Errors in primary care: what's on the radar screen? (Fetters)
3/31/04; Comment on "The identification of medical errors by family physicians during outpatient visits (Galliher) 3/31/04;
Physician reports, and terminology, and the notion of harm (Kuzel) 4/6/04; Just the tip of the iceberg - comment on Elder,
et al (Main) 4/8/04; Response from the author (Elder) 4/24/2004; Family medicine must do better (Riley) 4/26/2004.
Rosenblatt RA. Getting the news, 2(2):175.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Does it have to be this way? (Kohrs)
3/31/04; Treating without caring (Scott) 3/31/04.
Grossberg PM et al. Brief physician advice for high-risk drinking among young adults, 2(5):474.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Fink KS et al. Changing prescribing patterns and increasing prescription expenditures in Medicaid, 2(5):488.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Improving prescribing behavior may require additional incentives (McMullin) 10/6/04; Progress since 2000 in the NC Medicaid
Pharmacy Program (Dobson) 10/10/04; Re: improving prescribing behavior may require additional incentives (Gibbons) 10/12/04.
Buetow SA. Towards a new understanding of provider continuity (Reflection). 2(5):509.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Health services research, program evaluation
Dietrich AJ et al. Going to scale: re-engineering systems for primary care treatment of depression , 2(4):301.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Tipping the scale: sustaining systems
for primary care treatment of depression (Pincus) 7/30/04; Strategies for sustaining systems for primary care treatment of
depression (Dietrich) 7/31/04; Lessons learned from the implementation of the three component model (Korsen) 8/5/04; Questions
for the RESPECT team (Nease) 8/13/2004; RESPECT as a template for other practices (Seehusen) 8/18/2004; RESPECT team response
to Dr. Donald Nease (Dietrich, et al.) 09/10/04.
Daaleman TP et al. Religion, spirituality, and health status in geriatric outpatients, 2(1):49.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Response to Daaleman and colleagues' article (King)
1/28/04; Full-text link to supplemental appendix not live (Zimmerman) 1/29/04; Re: response to Daaleman and colleagues' article
(Hummel LM, et al) 2/16/04; Epistemological issues in measuring spirituality (Moberg) 3/16/04; Author response (Daaleman)
3/30/04.
Noel PH et al. Depression and comorbid illness in elderly primary care patients: impact on multiple domains of health status and well-being, 2(6):555.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Mainous AG III et al. Elevated serum transferrin saturation and mortality, 2(2):133.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Tsat% and mortality (Weinberg) 4/15/04;
Professional and patient perspective (Alexander) 4/15/04; Online comment (Bonkovsky, et al) 5/3/2004.
Rocca LG et al. Management of patients with hepatitis C in a community population: diagnosis, discussions, and decisions to treat, 2(2):116.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Management of hepatitis C in a very
high risk population: corrections (Bauman) 3/31/04; Repairing the holes in the HCV safety net (Sandt, et al) 3/31/04; View
from a hepatologist (Herrine) 4/12/04; Physician practice patterns with ethnic minority patients and the poor (Solorio ) 4/22/2004.
Walter FM et al. Lay understanding of familial risk of common chronic diseases: a systematic review and synthesis of qualitiative research.
, 2(6):583.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530; How do people interpret
their family histories of diabetes, coronary disease, or cancer? (Acheson) 532.
Schers H et al. Patients' needs for contact with their GP at the time of hospital admission and other life events: a quantitative and qualitative
exploration, 2(5):462.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386; Continuity,
care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388. eLetters: Can we find new ways of showing
commitment? (Freeman) 10/19/04; Commitment and achievability (Schers) 10/22/04.
Mold JW et al. Prevalence and predictors of night sweats, day sweats, and hot flashes in older primary care patients: an OKPRN study, 2(5):391.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
OKPRN study (Silverberg) 10/25/04; Underlying panic disorder? (Katerndahl, et al.) 10/29/04; Authors respond to comments on
panic attacks as cause of hot flashes (Mold) 11/1/04.
Jerant AF et al. The TLC model of palliative care in the elderly: prelminary application in assisted living, 2(1):54.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Improving palliative care for the elderly: moving a
model forward (Hauser) 2/2/04; Will better assessment enhance end-of-life care? (Mehr) 2/24/04; One small step toward a comprehensive
approach to palliative care in the elderly (Jerant) 3/2/04.
Tierney WM et al. Quantifying risk of adverse clinical events with one set of vital signs among primary care patients with hypertension, 2(3):209.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: A bit of a wake-up call (Green) 6/7/04; Overcoming
inertia (Tierney) 6/7/04; No more 5-day blood pressure checks, please (Crownover) 6/9/04; Author answers: definition of elevated
blood pressure and pulse (Tierney) 6/9/04; Recognition does not assure appropriate intervention (Blum) 6/12/04; Controlling
hypertension (Tierney) 6/13/04.
Mainous AG III et al. The association of race and rural residence on control of diabetes and hypertension , 2(6):563.
Editorials: In this issue: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Hueston WJ et al. Subclinical hypothyroidism and the risk of hypercholesterolemia, 2(4):351.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: So what does a mildly elevated TSH mean?
(Scherger, et al) 8/2/04; Hypothyroidism and dyslipidemia (Garrison) 8/12/2004; Reply (Hueston, et al) 8/18/2004.
Immunizations/in infancy and childhood
Shillaci MA et al. Immunization coverage and Medicaid managed care in New Mexico: a multi-method assessment, 2(1):13.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2; Mixed methods studies: a foundation for primary care research
(Borkan) 4 ; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: Improving immunization rates in Medicaid managed
care (Bocchini) 1/30/04; Outcomes of Medicaid managed care (Hambidge, et al) 2/7/04; Comment on "Immunization coverage and
Medicaid managed care in New Mexico: A multimethod assessment" by Shillaci, et al (Smith) 3/5/04; Declining immunization coverage
and Medicaid managed care in New Mexico: response to comments (Shillaci) 5/19/04.
Barrett BP et al. What complementary and alternative medicine practitioners say abouthealth and health care, 2(3):253.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194.
Fernald DH et al. Event reporting to a primary care patient safety reporting system: a report from the ASIPS collaborative (). 2(4):327.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290; Why isn't it better? (Wasson) 292. eLetters: Importance
of clarifying purpose of error reports (Elder) 8/4/04; The submission of confidential error reports (Graham) 8/4/04.
Keeley RD et al. Parental attitudes about a pregnancy predict birthweight in a low-income population, 2(2):145.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: An intriguing idea (French) 4/8/04.
Hueston WJ et al. A cost-benefit analysis of testing for influenza A in high risk adults, 2(1):33.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Clinical probability of influenzae (McCormick) 1/29/04;
Importance of CBA for influenza A treatment (Dressler RL) 2/8/04; Authors underestimate hospitalizations from influenza (Rothberg
MB) 2/26/04.
Dietrich AJ et al. Going to scale: re-engineering systems for primary care treatment of depression , 2(4):301.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Tipping the scale: sustaining systems
for primary care treatment of depression (Pincus) 7/30/04; Strategies for sustaining systems for primary care treatment of
depression (Dietrich) 7/31/04; Lessons learned from the implementation of the three component model (Korsen) 8/5/04; Questions
for the RESPECT team (Nease) 8/13/2004; RESPECT as a template for other practices (Seehusen) 8/18/2004; RESPECT team response
to Dr. Donald Nease (Dietrich, et al.) 09/10/04.
Zink TM et al. Medical management of intimate partner violence considering the stages of change: precontemplation and contemplation, 2(3):231.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: Routine screening for intimate partner violence -
an alternative perspective (Goodyear-Smith) 5/27/04; Can doctors always tell what stage someone is in? (Flanakin) 5/27/04;
Important insights from theory to research and clinical practice (Elliott) 6/1/04; The importance of relapse (Cronholm) 6/1/04;
Abused women and their physicians (Miedema) 6/5/04.
Barrett BP et al. What complementary and alternative medicine practitioners say abouthealth and health care, 2(3):253.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194.
Plescia M et al. A community oriented primary care demonstration project: refining interventions for cardiovascular disease and diabetes, 2(2):103.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98; Motherhood, apple pie, and COPC (Williams)
100. eLetters: Structural barriers to health and the COPC model (Bettigole) 3/31/04; Rapid appraisal as a participatory approach
to community oriented primary care (COPC) (Murray) 4/10/04; The strenghts and challenges of excellence in COPC (Pathman) 4/12/04.
Walter FM et al. Lay understanding of familial risk of common chronic diseases: a systematic review and synthesis of qualitiative research.
, 2(6):583.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530; How do people interpret
their family histories of diabetes, coronary disease, or cancer? (Acheson) 532.
International classification of primary care - ICPC
Bentzen N. Family medicine research: implications for Wonca (). 2(3):45.
Green LA et al. Opportunities, challenges, and lessons of international research in practice-based research networks: the case of an international
study of acute otitis media, 2(5):429.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Not for the faint hearted (Macaulay) 10/14/04; Lessons for international collaboration on research (Graffy) 10/22/04; From
joint frustrations to shared perspectives: building on the experience of the international otitis media study (van Weel) 10/29/04;
Authors respond to comments: if there were another Wonca research conference... (Green) 11/2/04.
Green LA et al. Opportunities, challenges, and lessons of international research in practice-based research networks: the case of an international
study of acute otitis media, 2(5):429.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Not for the faint hearted (Macaulay) 10/14/04; Lessons for international collaboration on research (Graffy) 10/22/04; From
joint frustrations to shared perspectives: building on the experience of the international otitis media study (van Weel) 10/29/04;
Authors respond to comments: if there were another Wonca research conference... (Green) 11/2/04.
Glazer JL. Bag of Worms , 2(6):609.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Zayas LH et al. Adapting psychosocial intervention research to urban primary care environments: a case example, 2(5):504.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Funding agencies and patient-subjects disagree about the nature of mental health problems and solutions (Aikens) 10/10/04;
Reply to Aiken's letter (Zayas) 10/18/04; Who owns the problem and the solution? (Mauksch) 11/04/04.
Zyzanski SJ et al. On the nature and analysis of clustered data (Editorial). 2(3):199.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194.
Creswell JW et al. Designing a mixed methods study in primary care, 2(1):7.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2; Mixed methods studies: a foundation for primary care research
(Borkan) 4 . eLetters: A good but incomplete proposal (Solberg) 1/29/04; Framework for understanding mixed methods (Katerndahl)
1/29/04; Paving the way for multi-methods research in primary care (Curry) 1/29/04; Emergence of a significant methodology
for family medicine research (Vanasse) 1/29/04; Establishing mixed methods research as family medicine rigorous framework
(Smith) 2/4/04; A practical application of mixed method research (Thommasen) 2/7/04; Mix, integrate or what? Reflections on
combining methods in primary care research (Elverdam) 2/9/04; Developing methods for integrating qualitative and quantitative
data (Buckley) 2/16/04; Designing a mixed methods study in primary care (Albedaiwi) 3/21/04.
Mainous AG III et al. Elevated serum transferrin saturation and mortality, 2(2):133.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Tsat% and mortality (Weinberg) 4/15/04;
Professional and patient perspective (Alexander) 4/15/04; Online comment (Bonkovsky, et al) 5/3/2004.
Eisner B et al. A randomized clinical trial of the effect of intra-operative saline perfusion on post-vasectomy azoospermia, 2(3):221.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194 .
Gask L. Powerlessness, control and complexity: The experience of family physicians in a group model HMO, 2(2):150.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Local vs central control: one issue
that might influence powerlessness (Baird) 3/31/04; Family physician morale in practice-- large groups (Scherger) 4/1/04;
Changing the identity of family medicine (Sibbald) 4/7/04; Powerlessness, frustration, and control -- so now what do we do?
(Price) 4/11/04.
Knowledge, attitudes, practices
Santibanez TA et al. Physician attitudes and beliefs associated with patient pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccination status, 2(1):41.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Further study of disparities needed (Costa) 1/28/04;
Next step: overcoming barriers (Fink) 1/29/04; Author beliefs (Johnston) 4/26/2004 .
Schers H et al. Patients' needs for contact with their GP at the time of hospital admission and other life events: a quantitative and qualitative
exploration, 2(5):462.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386; Continuity,
care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388. eLetters: Can we find new ways of showing
commitment? (Freeman) 10/19/04; Commitment and achievability (Schers) 10/22/04.
Pace WD et al. Seasonal variation in diagnoses and visits to family physicians, 2(5):411.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Ramsey AH et al. Use and appropriateness of Lyme disease serologic testing, 2(4):341.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Appropriateness of Lyme disease testing:
an appropriate analysis? (Stricker, et al) 8/4/04; Now if doctors would just order the right tests (Mervine) 8/18/2004; Appropriateness
of Lyme diseases testing: an appropriate analysis? (Stricker et al) 8/18/2004; The authors respond (Ramsey, et al.) 08/31/04.
Roetzheim RG et al. A randomized controlled trial to increase cancer screening among attendees of community health centers, 2(4):294.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Use of Annals web resources (Dietrich)
7/31/04; Editor's response to: Re: use of Annals web resources (Stange) 7/31/04.
Shillaci MA et al. Immunization coverage and Medicaid managed care in New Mexico: a multi-method assessment, 2(1):13.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2; Mixed methods studies: a foundation for primary care research
(Borkan) 4 ; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: Improving immunization rates in Medicaid managed
care (Bocchini) 1/30/04; Outcomes of Medicaid managed care (Hambidge, et al) 2/7/04; Comment on "Immunization coverage and
Medicaid managed care in New Mexico: A multimethod assessment" by Shillaci, et al (Smith) 3/5/04; Declining immunization coverage
and Medicaid managed care in New Mexico: response to comments (Shillaci) 5/19/04.
US Preventive Services Task Force . Screening for ovarian cancer: recommendation statement, 2(3):260.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194. eLetters: Ovarian cancer screening (Quinn) 5/27/04; Ovarian cancer symptoms (Whitaker) 6/29/04; CA 125 vs PSA (Patrick)
6/29/04; The patient's point of view! (Pracht) 6/30/04; U.S. Preventive Services Task Force response to letters about the
recommendation on ovarian cancer screening (Calonge, et al.) 09/14/04.
US Preventive Services Task Force . Screening for visual impairment in children younger than age 5 years: recommendation statement , 2(3):263.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194.
Roetzheim RG et al. A randomized controlled trial to increase cancer screening among attendees of community health centers, 2(4):294.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Use of Annals web resources (Dietrich)
7/31/04; Editor's response to: Re: use of Annals web resources (Stange) 7/31/04.
Hueston WJ et al. Subclinical hypothyroidism and the risk of hypercholesterolemia, 2(4):351.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: So what does a mildly elevated TSH mean?
(Scherger, et al) 8/2/04; Hypothyroidism and dyslipidemia (Garrison) 8/12/2004; Reply (Hueston, et al) 8/18/2004.
US Preventive Services Task Force . Screening for Syphilis infection: recommendation statement, 2(4):362.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: A step in the right direction (Kennard)
8/4/04; New news or is it? (Graves, et al) 8/13/2004; Syphilis screening in men who have sex with men (Knight) 8/14/2004;
A step in the right direction (Kennard) 8/18/2004; When will common sense prevail (Kelber) 8/18/2004; Screening for syphilis
infection: caveat for HIV-infected patients (Goldschmidt) 09/26/04.
Vinson DC et al. Comfortably engaging: which approach to alcohol screening should we use? 2(5):398.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
So what? It depends (Kessler) 10/14/04.
Jerant AF et al. Age-related disparities in cancer screening: analysis of 2001 behavioral risk factor surveillance system data, 2(5):481.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Is ageism a factor in cancer screening? (Ahmed, et al.) 10/10/04.
Keeley RD et al. Parental attitudes about a pregnancy predict birthweight in a low-income population, 2(2):145.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: An intriguing idea (French) 4/8/04.
Daaleman TP et al. The spirituality index of well-being: a new instrument for health-related quality-of-life research, 2(5):499.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Kudos (Silverman) 10/12/04.
Shillaci MA et al. Immunization coverage and Medicaid managed care in New Mexico: a multi-method assessment, 2(1):13.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2; Mixed methods studies: a foundation for primary care research
(Borkan) 4 ; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: Improving immunization rates in Medicaid managed
care (Bocchini) 1/30/04; Outcomes of Medicaid managed care (Hambidge, et al) 2/7/04; Comment on "Immunization coverage and
Medicaid managed care in New Mexico: A multimethod assessment" by Shillaci, et al (Smith) 3/5/04; Declining immunization coverage
and Medicaid managed care in New Mexico: response to comments (Shillaci) 5/19/04.
Fink KS et al. Changing prescribing patterns and increasing prescription expenditures in Medicaid, 2(5):488.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Improving prescribing behavior may require additional incentives (McMullin) 10/6/04; Progress since 2000 in the NC Medicaid
Pharmacy Program (Dobson) 10/10/04; Re: improving prescribing behavior may require additional incentives (Gibbons) 10/12/04.
Medical decision making, computer assisted
McMullin ST et al. Impact of an evidence-based computerized decision support system on primary care prescription costs, 2(5):494.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Interventions for rising prescription expenditures (Fink) 10/6/04; Important attributes of a successful decision support system
(McMullin) 10/7/04; Integration into workflow (Green) 10/23/04.
Elder NC et al. The identification of medical errors by family physicians during outpatient visits, 2(2):125.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Seeking to further understand "real"
medication error rates in primary care (Scott-Cawiezell) 4/1/04; Errors in primary care: what's on the radar screen? (Fetters)
3/31/04; Comment on "The identification of medical errors by family physicians during outpatient visits (Galliher) 3/31/04;
Physician reports, and terminology, and the notion of harm (Kuzel) 4/6/04; Just the tip of the iceberg - comment on Elder,
et al (Main) 4/8/04; Response from the author (Elder) 4/24/2004; Family medicine must do better (Riley) 4/26/2004.
Borrell-Carrio F et al. Preventing errors in clinical practice: a call for self-awareness, 2(4):310.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: To err is human; to be aware is preventive
(Saba) 7/30/04; Response to Dr Saba's letter (Epstein, et al) 8/19/2004; First, know thyself (Pace, et al) 8/26/2004; Individuals
vs systems: other issues also important (Kirkegaard) 8/28/2004; Response to Dr. Pace (Epstein, et al.) 08/31/04.
Woolf SH et al. A string of mistakes: the importance of cascade analysis in describing, counting, and preventing medical errors, 2(4):317.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290; Why isn't it better? (Wasson) 292. eLetters: A
closer look at errors in primary care (Fernald, et al) 8/26/2004.
Fernald DH et al. Event reporting to a primary care patient safety reporting system: a report from the ASIPS collaborative (). 2(4):327.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290; Why isn't it better? (Wasson) 292. eLetters: Importance
of clarifying purpose of error reports (Elder) 8/4/04; The submission of confidential error reports (Graham) 8/4/04.
Kuzel AJ et al. Patient reports of preventable problems and harms in primary health care, 2(4):333.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290; Why isn't it better? (Wasson) 292. eLetters: Response
to "Patient reports of preventable problems and harms in primary health care" (LaBozetta) 7/30/04; Patient advocacy and medical
errors (Kuzel) 7/31/04.
Gramling R et al. Family physician self-efficacy with screening for an inherited risk of cancer, 2(2):130.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Family physicians and the "new" genetics
(Carroll) 4/7/04; Teachable moment for genetics in family medicine (David) 4/12/04; Family history in practice (Ewigman) 4/19/04.
Medical informatics applications
McMullin ST et al. Impact of an evidence-based computerized decision support system on primary care prescription costs, 2(5):494.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Interventions for rising prescription expenditures (Fink) 10/6/04; Important attributes of a successful decision support system
(McMullin) 10/7/04; Integration into workflow (Green) 10/23/04.
Borrell-Carrio F et al. Preventing errors in clinical practice: a call for self-awareness, 2(4):310.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: To err is human; to be aware is preventive
(Saba) 7/30/04; Response to Dr Saba's letter (Epstein, et al) 8/19/2004; First, know thyself (Pace, et al) 8/26/2004; Individuals
vs systems: other issues also important (Kirkegaard) 8/28/2004; Response to Dr. Pace (Epstein, et al.) 08/31/04.
Green LA. Annals of Family Medicine is one year old: so what and who cares? (). 2(3):197.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194. eLetters: Systematic reviews aren't research? (Ebell) 5/27/04; New things appear as old things disappear (Frey) 5/27/04;
Re: systematic reviews aren't research? (Stange) 5/27/04; Happy birthday to the Annals of Family Medicine! (Stusser) 6/8/04;
I care (Rodriguez-Lopez) 09/10/04.
Medical records systems, computerized
McMullin ST et al. Impact of an evidence-based computerized decision support system on primary care prescription costs, 2(5):494.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Interventions for rising prescription expenditures (Fink) 10/6/04; Important attributes of a successful decision support system
(McMullin) 10/7/04; Integration into workflow (Green) 10/23/04.
Green LA. Annals of Family Medicine is one year old: so what and who cares? (). 2(3):197.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194. eLetters: Systematic reviews aren't research? (Ebell) 5/27/04; New things appear as old things disappear (Frey) 5/27/04;
Re: systematic reviews aren't research? (Stange) 5/27/04; Happy birthday to the Annals of Family Medicine! (Stusser) 6/8/04;
I care (Rodriguez-Lopez) 09/10/04.
Mainous AG III et al. The association of race and rural residence on control of diabetes and hypertension , 2(6):563.
Editorials: In this issue: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Phillips RL Jr et al. The Balanced Budget Act of 1997 and the financial health of teaching hospitals, 2(1):71.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: The balanced budget act and program closings? (Costa)
1/28/04; Full-text supplemental appendix link not live (Zimmerman) 1/29/04.
Medicare payment advisory committee
Phillips RL Jr et al. The Balanced Budget Act of 1997 and the financial health of teaching hospitals, 2(1):71.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: The balanced budget act and program closings? (Costa)
1/28/04; Full-text supplemental appendix link not live (Zimmerman) 1/29/04.
Elder NC et al. The identification of medical errors by family physicians during outpatient visits, 2(2):125.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Seeking to further understand "real"
medication error rates in primary care (Scott-Cawiezell) 4/1/04; Errors in primary care: what's on the radar screen? (Fetters)
3/31/04; Comment on "The identification of medical errors by family physicians during outpatient visits (Galliher) 3/31/04;
Physician reports, and terminology, and the notion of harm (Kuzel) 4/6/04; Just the tip of the iceberg - comment on Elder,
et al (Main) 4/8/04; Response from the author (Elder) 4/24/2004; Family medicine must do better (Riley) 4/26/2004.
Woolf SH et al. A string of mistakes: the importance of cascade analysis in describing, counting, and preventing medical errors, 2(4):317.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290; Why isn't it better? (Wasson) 292. eLetters: A
closer look at errors in primary care (Fernald, et al) 8/26/2004.
Zayas LH et al. Adapting psychosocial intervention research to urban primary care environments: a case example, 2(5):504.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Funding agencies and patient-subjects disagree about the nature of mental health problems and solutions (Aikens) 10/10/04;
Reply to Aiken's letter (Zayas) 10/18/04; Who owns the problem and the solution? (Mauksch) 11/04/04.
Zink TM et al. Medical management of intimate partner violence considering the stages of change: precontemplation and contemplation, 2(3):231.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: Routine screening for intimate partner violence -
an alternative perspective (Goodyear-Smith) 5/27/04; Can doctors always tell what stage someone is in? (Flanakin) 5/27/04;
Important insights from theory to research and clinical practice (Elliott) 6/1/04; The importance of relapse (Cronholm) 6/1/04;
Abused women and their physicians (Miedema) 6/5/04.
Killip S et al. What is an Intracluster Correlation Coefficient? Crucial Concepts for Primary Care Researchers, 2(3):204.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; On the nature and analysis of clustered data (Zyzanski) 199. eLetters: GRTs: A timely and useful tool in family practice
research (Kryscio, et al.) 5/27/04; More on clusters (Diamond) 09/03/04.
Fink KS et al. Changing prescribing patterns and increasing prescription expenditures in Medicaid, 2(5):488.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Improving prescribing behavior may require additional incentives (McMullin) 10/6/04; Progress since 2000 in the NC Medicaid
Pharmacy Program (Dobson) 10/10/04; Re: improving prescribing behavior may require additional incentives (Gibbons) 10/12/04.
McKee MD et al. Health care seeking among urban minority adolescent girls: the crisis at sexual debut, 2(6):40.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Mainous AG III et al. The association of race and rural residence on control of diabetes and hypertension , 2(6):563.
Editorials: In this issue: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Mainous AG III et al. The mortality risk of elevated serum transferrin saturation and consumption of dietary iron, 2(2):139.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Potential and added value of secondary
data analysis (Zyzanski) 4/1/04; Question conclusion (Gilbert) 3/31/04; Iron revisited (Billings) 4/13/04; Iron and mortality
(Anderson et al) 4/15/04.
Oeffinger KC et al. Health care of young adult survivors of childhood cancer: a report from the childhood cancer survivor study, 2(1):61.
eLetters: Further thoughts on follow-up care (Goettina) 1/28/04; Recognizing the medical needs of childhood cancer survivors
(Mahoney) 1/28/04; Important discussion regarding long-term follow-up care (Ulman) 1/28/04; Providing comprehensive care to
adult survivors of childhood cancer (Hobbie) 1/28/04; Young adults cured of childhood cancer: what is the "quality" of the
cure? (Buchanan) 1/28/04; Healthcare utilization by childhood cancer survivos - where do we go next? (Bhatia) 1/29/04; Clinical
follow-up of childhood cancer survivors (Hawkins, et al) 1/29/04; Health care of adult survivors of childhood cancer (Sklar)
1/29/04; Additional comments on the insurance question (Goettina) 1/29/04; Childhood cancer survivors and long-term follow-up
care (Zebrack) 1/29/04; Systemic and psychological barriers to survivor care: comment on Oeffinger et al (Recklitis) 1/30/2004;
Needed: a study of the health care of older adult survivors of childhood cancer (McIver) 1/30/04; Long-term survivors of childhood
cancers need help (Highfield) 2/2/2004; Assuring care for childhood cancer survivors (Greenberg) 2/4/04; A five point plan
to help survivors (Culp) 2/4/04; Are post-traumatic stress and health care utilization related? (Smith) 2/4/04; What is the
correlation between increasing health concerns yet decreasing medical visits among long-term survivors of childhood cancer?
(McIver) 2/7/04; Health care of young adult survivors of childhood cancer: a report from the childhood cancer survivor study
(Levitt) 2/9/04; The next action steps (Weiner) 2/26/04; Follow-up care for cancer survivors: developing the evidence base
(Aziz) 7/18/04.
Mold JW et al. Prevalence and predictors of night sweats, day sweats, and hot flashes in older primary care patients: an OKPRN study, 2(5):391.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
OKPRN study (Silverberg) 10/25/04; Underlying panic disorder? (Katerndahl, et al.) 10/29/04; Authors respond to comments on
panic attacks as cause of hot flashes (Mold) 11/1/04.
Lacy NL et al. Why we don't come: patient perceptions on no-shows, 2(5):541.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Roetzheim RG et al. A randomized controlled trial to increase cancer screening among attendees of community health centers, 2(4):294.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Use of Annals web resources (Dietrich)
7/31/04; Editor's response to: Re: use of Annals web resources (Stange) 7/31/04.
Kerse N et al. Physician-patient relationship and medication compliance: a primary care investigation, 2(5):455.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386, Continuity,
care and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388. eLetters: Data needed on patient-provider
relationships and long-term adherence in chronic illness (Aikens) 10/10/04.
Griffin SJ et al. The effect on health related outcomes of interventions to alter the interaction between patients and practitioners: a systematic
review of trials, 2(6):595.
Editorials: Continuity, care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388; In this issue:
new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Lacy NL et al. Why we don't come: patient perceptions on no-shows, 2(5):541.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Green LA et al. Opportunities, challenges, and lessons of international research in practice-based research networks: the case of an international
study of acute otitis media, 2(5):429.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Not for the faint hearted (Macaulay) 10/14/04; Lessons for international collaboration on research (Graffy) 10/22/04; From
joint frustrations to shared perspectives: building on the experience of the international otitis media study (van Weel) 10/29/04;
Authors respond to comments: if there were another Wonca research conference... (Green) 11/2/04.
Outcome and process assessment (health care)
Woolf SH et al. A string of mistakes: the importance of cascade analysis in describing, counting, and preventing medical errors, 2(4):317.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290; Why isn't it better? (Wasson) 292. eLetters: A
closer look at errors in primary care (Fernald, et al) 8/26/2004.
Griffin SJ et al. The effect on health related outcomes of interventions to alter the interaction between patients and practitioners: a systematic
review of trials, 2(6):595.
Editorials: Continuity, care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388; In this issue:
new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
US Preventive Services Task Force . Screening for ovarian cancer: recommendation statement, 2(3):260.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194. eLetters: Ovarian cancer screening (Quinn) 5/27/04; Ovarian cancer symptoms (Whitaker) 6/29/04; CA 125 vs PSA (Patrick)
6/29/04; The patient's point of view! (Pracht) 6/30/04; U.S. Preventive Services Task Force response to letters about the
recommendation on ovarian cancer screening (Calonge, et al.) 09/14/04.
Shi C et al. Consumer knowledge of over-the-counter Phenazopyridine, 2(3):240.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: Moving research into the community (Ganiats) 6/7/04.
Bertakis KD et al. Patient pain in primary care: factors that influence physician diagnosis, 2(3):224.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: Consider quality of life when identifying and evaluating
pain (Cowan, et al.) 5/26/04; Outpatient use of pain scales (Novak) 7/8/04.
Jerant AF et al. The TLC model of palliative care in the elderly: prelminary application in assisted living, 2(1):54.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Improving palliative care for the elderly: moving a
model forward (Hauser) 2/2/04; Will better assessment enhance end-of-life care? (Mehr) 2/24/04; One small step toward a comprehensive
approach to palliative care in the elderly (Jerant) 3/2/04.
Keeley RD et al. Parental attitudes about a pregnancy predict birthweight in a low-income population, 2(2):145.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: An intriguing idea (French) 4/8/04.
Patient acceptance of health care
Vinson DC et al. Comfortably engaging: which approach to alcohol screening should we use? 2(5):398.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
So what? It depends (Kessler) 10/14/04.
Peltenburg M. The unexpected in primary care: a multicenter study on the emergence of unvoiced patient agenda2(6):534.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Rosenblatt RA. Getting the news, 2(2):175.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Does it have to be this way? (Kohrs)
3/31/04; Treating without caring (Scott) 3/31/04.
Wasson JH. Why isn't it better? (Editorial). 2(4):292.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Revert to first principles to make it
better (Granat) 8/17/2004.
Kuzel AJ et al. Patient reports of preventable problems and harms in primary health care, 2(4):333.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290; Why isn't it better? (Wasson) 292. eLetters: Response
to "Patient reports of preventable problems and harms in primary health care" (LaBozetta) 7/30/04; Patient advocacy and medical
errors (Kuzel) 7/31/04.
Griffin SJ et al. The effect on health related outcomes of interventions to alter the interaction between patients and practitioners: a systematic
review of trials, 2(6):595.
Editorials: Continuity, care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388; In this issue:
new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Peltenburg M. The unexpected in primary care: a multicenter study on the emergence of unvoiced patient agenda2(6):534.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Kerse N et al. Physician-patient relationship and medication compliance: a primary care investigation, 2(5):455.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386, Continuity,
care and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388. eLetters: Data needed on patient-provider
relationships and long-term adherence in chronic illness (Aikens) 10/10/04.
Lacy NL et al. Why we don't come: patient perceptions on no-shows, 2(5):541.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Grossberg PM et al. Brief physician advice for high-risk drinking among young adults, 2(5):474.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Gianakos DG. Pounds (Reflection). 2(4):366.
Editorials: In this issue; practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Weighty matters (Shapiro) 7/30/04; Chronic
illness management in the real world (Scott) 8/2/04; Narrative based medicine (Reis, et al) 8/10/2004; The importance of context
(Gianakos) 8/17/2004.
Kuzel AJ et al. Patient reports of preventable problems and harms in primary health care, 2(4):333.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290; Why isn't it better? (Wasson) 292. eLetters: Response
to "Patient reports of preventable problems and harms in primary health care" (LaBozetta) 7/30/04; Patient advocacy and medical
errors (Kuzel) 7/31/04.
Schers H et al. Patients' needs for contact with their GP at the time of hospital admission and other life events: a quantitative and qualitative
exploration, 2(5):462.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386; Continuity,
care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388. eLetters: Can we find new ways of showing
commitment? (Freeman) 10/19/04; Commitment and achievability (Schers) 10/22/04.
Elder NC et al. The identification of medical errors by family physicians during outpatient visits, 2(2):125.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Seeking to further understand "real"
medication error rates in primary care (Scott-Cawiezell) 4/1/04; Errors in primary care: what's on the radar screen? (Fetters)
3/31/04; Comment on "The identification of medical errors by family physicians during outpatient visits (Galliher) 3/31/04;
Physician reports, and terminology, and the notion of harm (Kuzel) 4/6/04; Just the tip of the iceberg - comment on Elder,
et al (Main) 4/8/04; Response from the author (Elder) 4/24/2004; Family medicine must do better (Riley) 4/26/2004.
Woolf SH et al. A string of mistakes: the importance of cascade analysis in describing, counting, and preventing medical errors, 2(4):317.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290; Why isn't it better? (Wasson) 292. eLetters: A
closer look at errors in primary care (Fernald, et al) 8/26/2004.
Kuzel AJ et al. Patient reports of preventable problems and harms in primary health care, 2(4):333.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290; Why isn't it better? (Wasson) 292. eLetters: Response
to "Patient reports of preventable problems and harms in primary health care" (LaBozetta) 7/30/04; Patient advocacy and medical
errors (Kuzel) 7/31/04.
Wasson JH. Why isn't it better? (Editorial). 2(4):292.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Revert to first principles to make it
better (Granat) 8/17/2004.
Stewart M. Continuity, care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Editorial). 2(5):388.
Saultz JW et al. Interpersonal continuity of care and patient satisfaction: a critical review, 2(5):445.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386; Continuity,
care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388. eLetters: Continuity and patient satisfaction
(Baker) 10/12/04; Continuity of care in a changing health care system (Bayliss) 10/21/04; Importance of measuring the interpersonal
element of continuity (Freeman) 11/9/04; Interpersonal continuity and health system reform (Saultz) 11/12/04; Measuring interpersonal
continuity (Saultz) 11/13/04.
Mainous AG III et al. Patient-physician shared experiences and value patients place on continuity of care, 2(5):452.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386; Continuity,
care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388. eLetters: Continuity and the doctor-patient
relationship (Scott) 10/6/04; It is really about friendship (Bagley) 10/10/04; Understanding the relationship (Love) 11/6/04.
Lacy NL et al. Why we don't come: patient perceptions on no-shows, 2(5):541.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Peltenburg M. The unexpected in primary care: a multicenter study on the emergence of unvoiced patient agenda2(6):534.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Main DS et al. Exploring patient reactions to pen-tablet computers: a report from CaReNet, 2(5):421.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Eisner B et al. A randomized clinical trial of the effect of intra-operative saline perfusion on post-vasectomy azoospermia, 2(3):221.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194 .
Borrell-Carrio F et al. The biopsychosocial model 25 years later: principles, practice, and scientific inquiry. , 2(6):576.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Zayas LH et al. Adapting psychosocial intervention research to urban primary care environments: a case example, 2(5):504.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Funding agencies and patient-subjects disagree about the nature of mental health problems and solutions (Aikens) 10/10/04;
Reply to Aiken's letter (Zayas) 10/18/04; Who owns the problem and the solution? (Mauksch) 11/04/04.
Shi C et al. Consumer knowledge of over-the-counter Phenazopyridine, 2(3):240.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: Moving research into the community (Ganiats) 6/7/04.
Shi C et al. Consumer knowledge of over-the-counter Phenazopyridine, 2(3):240.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: Moving research into the community (Ganiats) 6/7/04.
McCord G et al. Discussing spirituality with patients: a rational and ethical approach, 2(4):356.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Undertrained other than by personality
(Parrish) 8/1/04; Challenges and trends in spirituality research (Ehman, et al) 8/2/04; Addressing spiritual issues (Puchalski,
et al) 8/2/04; Need of chaplain and physician dialogue about spirituality (Austin) 8/4/04; Response to readers' comments (McCord)
8/4/04; Compassion and spiritual suffering: can brief screening questions open the window to our souls? (Anandarajah) 8/5/04;
Re: response to readers' comments (Austin) 8/5/04; Sprituality is essential to relationship and patient centered, whole person
medicine (Marchand) 8/9/04; Actually quite amazing (King) 8/10/2004; Understanding and nurturing patients' spiritual resources
(Craigie) 8/13/2004; Context matters (Daaleman) 8/14/2004; Response to reader comments (McCord) 08/31/04; Re: response to
reader comments (Austin) 09/02/04; Spirituality or religious beliefs are also needed in treatments (Tonnu) 09/13/04; Team
work (Jacobs) 09/26/04; Learning to incorporate spirituality and meaning with patients (Feldstein, et al.) 10/18/04.
Beasley JW et al. How many problems do family physicians manage at each encounter? A WReN study, 2(5):405.
eLetters: Commentary on Beasley article (Bloom) 10/7/04; Getting paid what we are worth! (Snyder) 10/10/04; You have hit the
nail on the head!!! (White, et al.) 10/10/04; From the eyes of an industrial engineering prof (Karsh) 10/13/04.
Pearce KA et al. How and why to study the practice content of a practice-based research network, 2(5):425.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Fink KS et al. Changing prescribing patterns and increasing prescription expenditures in Medicaid, 2(5):488.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Improving prescribing behavior may require additional incentives (McMullin) 10/6/04; Progress since 2000 in the NC Medicaid
Pharmacy Program (Dobson) 10/10/04; Re: improving prescribing behavior may require additional incentives (Gibbons) 10/12/04.
Kinchen KS et al. Referral of patients to specialists: factors affecting choice of specialist by primary care physicians, 2(3):245.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194.
Boyle R et al. Is making smoking status a vital sign sufficient to increase cessation support actions in clinical practice? 2(1):22.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Role for quality improvement processes (Petrulis) 1/27/04;
Raise the flag of relationships (Miller) 1/28/04; Smoking as a vital sign just the first step (Halperin) 3/16/04.
Bertakis KD et al. Patient pain in primary care: factors that influence physician diagnosis, 2(3):224.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: Consider quality of life when identifying and evaluating
pain (Cowan, et al.) 5/26/04; Outpatient use of pain scales (Novak) 7/8/04.
Gask L. Powerlessness, control and complexity: The experience of family physicians in a group model HMO, 2(2):150.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Local vs central control: one issue
that might influence powerlessness (Baird) 3/31/04; Family physician morale in practice-- large groups (Scherger) 4/1/04;
Changing the identity of family medicine (Sibbald) 4/7/04; Powerlessness, frustration, and control -- so now what do we do?
(Price) 4/11/04.
Schers H et al. Patients' needs for contact with their GP at the time of hospital admission and other life events: a quantitative and qualitative
exploration, 2(5):462.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386; Continuity,
care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388. eLetters: Can we find new ways of showing
commitment? (Freeman) 10/19/04; Commitment and achievability (Schers) 10/22/04.
Bertakis KD et al. Patient pain in primary care: factors that influence physician diagnosis, 2(3):224.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: Consider quality of life when identifying and evaluating
pain (Cowan, et al.) 5/26/04; Outpatient use of pain scales (Novak) 7/8/04.
Wasson JH. Why isn't it better? (Editorial). 2(4):292.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Revert to first principles to make it
better (Granat) 8/17/2004.
Kuzel AJ et al. Patient reports of preventable problems and harms in primary health care, 2(4):333.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290; Why isn't it better? (Wasson) 292. eLetters: Response
to "Patient reports of preventable problems and harms in primary health care" (LaBozetta) 7/30/04; Patient advocacy and medical
errors (Kuzel) 7/31/04.
McCord G et al. Discussing spirituality with patients: a rational and ethical approach, 2(4):356.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Undertrained other than by personality
(Parrish) 8/1/04; Challenges and trends in spirituality research (Ehman, et al) 8/2/04; Addressing spiritual issues (Puchalski,
et al) 8/2/04; Need of chaplain and physician dialogue about spirituality (Austin) 8/4/04; Response to readers' comments (McCord)
8/4/04; Compassion and spiritual suffering: can brief screening questions open the window to our souls? (Anandarajah) 8/5/04;
Re: response to readers' comments (Austin) 8/5/04; Sprituality is essential to relationship and patient centered, whole person
medicine (Marchand) 8/9/04; Actually quite amazing (King) 8/10/2004; Understanding and nurturing patients' spiritual resources
(Craigie) 8/13/2004; Context matters (Daaleman) 8/14/2004; Response to reader comments (McCord) 08/31/04; Re: response to
reader comments (Austin) 09/02/04; Spirituality or religious beliefs are also needed in treatments (Tonnu) 09/13/04; Team
work (Jacobs) 09/26/04; Learning to incorporate spirituality and meaning with patients (Feldstein, et al.) 10/18/04.
Gianakos DG. Pounds (Reflection). 2(4):366.
Editorials: In this issue; practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Weighty matters (Shapiro) 7/30/04; Chronic
illness management in the real world (Scott) 8/2/04; Narrative based medicine (Reis, et al) 8/10/2004; The importance of context
(Gianakos) 8/17/2004.
Stewart M. Continuity, care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Editorial). 2(5):388.
Saultz JW et al. Interpersonal continuity of care and patient satisfaction: a critical review, 2(5):445.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386; Continuity,
care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388. eLetters: Continuity and patient satisfaction
(Baker) 10/12/04; Continuity of care in a changing health care system (Bayliss) 10/21/04; Importance of measuring the interpersonal
element of continuity (Freeman) 11/9/04; Interpersonal continuity and health system reform (Saultz) 11/12/04; Measuring interpersonal
continuity (Saultz) 11/13/04.
Mainous AG III et al. Patient-physician shared experiences and value patients place on continuity of care, 2(5):452.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386; Continuity,
care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388. eLetters: Continuity and the doctor-patient
relationship (Scott) 10/6/04; It is really about friendship (Bagley) 10/10/04; Understanding the relationship (Love) 11/6/04.
Kerse N et al. Physician-patient relationship and medication compliance: a primary care investigation, 2(5):455.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386, Continuity,
care and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388. eLetters: Data needed on patient-provider
relationships and long-term adherence in chronic illness (Aikens) 10/10/04.
Schers H et al. Patients' needs for contact with their GP at the time of hospital admission and other life events: a quantitative and qualitative
exploration, 2(5):462.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386; Continuity,
care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388. eLetters: Can we find new ways of showing
commitment? (Freeman) 10/19/04; Commitment and achievability (Schers) 10/22/04.
Justin RG. Linking Ruth to her past (Reflection). 2(5):512.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Genetics and continuity (Acheson) 10/7/04.
Peltenburg M. The unexpected in primary care: a multicenter study on the emergence of unvoiced patient agenda2(6):534.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Santibanez TA et al. Physician attitudes and beliefs associated with patient pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccination status, 2(1):41.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Further study of disparities needed (Costa) 1/28/04;
Next step: overcoming barriers (Fink) 1/29/04; Author beliefs (Johnston) 4/26/2004 .
Pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccination
Santibanez TA et al. Physician attitudes and beliefs associated with patient pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccination status, 2(1):41.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Further study of disparities needed (Costa) 1/28/04;
Next step: overcoming barriers (Fink) 1/29/04; Author beliefs (Johnston) 4/26/2004 .
Solberg LI et al. Diabetic patients who smoke: are they different? 2(1):26.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Toward more creative and consistent doctors (Standridge)
1/28/04; Tailoring individual risk in diabetes (Peterson) 2/4/04; Giving smoking the attention it deserves (Glasgow) 2/4/04;
Diabetes patients who smoke are also treated differently (Denig) 2/26/04.
US Preventive Services Task Force . Screening for ovarian cancer: recommendation statement, 2(3):260.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194. eLetters: Ovarian cancer screening (Quinn) 5/27/04; Ovarian cancer symptoms (Whitaker) 6/29/04; CA 125 vs PSA (Patrick)
6/29/04; The patient's point of view! (Pracht) 6/30/04; U.S. Preventive Services Task Force response to letters about the
recommendation on ovarian cancer screening (Calonge, et al.) 09/14/04.
US Preventive Services Task Force . Screening for visual impairment in children younger than age 5 years: recommendation statement , 2(3):263.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194.
US Preventive Services Task Force . Screening for Syphilis infection: recommendation statement, 2(4):362.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: A step in the right direction (Kennard)
8/4/04; New news or is it? (Graves, et al) 8/13/2004; Syphilis screening in men who have sex with men (Knight) 8/14/2004;
A step in the right direction (Kennard) 8/18/2004; When will common sense prevail (Kelber) 8/18/2004; Screening for syphilis
infection: caveat for HIV-infected patients (Goldschmidt) 09/26/04.
Killip S et al. What is an Intracluster Correlation Coefficient? Crucial Concepts for Primary Care Researchers, 2(3):204.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; On the nature and analysis of clustered data (Zyzanski) 199. eLetters: GRTs: A timely and useful tool in family practice
research (Kryscio, et al.) 5/27/04; More on clusters (Diamond) 09/03/04.
Mold JW et al. Prevalence and predictors of night sweats, day sweats, and hot flashes in older primary care patients: an OKPRN study, 2(5):391.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
OKPRN study (Silverberg) 10/25/04; Underlying panic disorder? (Katerndahl, et al.) 10/29/04; Authors respond to comments on
panic attacks as cause of hot flashes (Mold) 11/1/04.
Ariza AJ et al. Evaluating computer capabilities in a primary care practice-based research network, 2(5):418.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Evaluating computer capabilities: wide variation acrross practices, over time (Reider) 11/15/04.
Pearce KA et al. How and why to study the practice content of a practice-based research network, 2(5):425.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Practice-based research network
Fernald DH et al. Event reporting to a primary care patient safety reporting system: a report from the ASIPS collaborative (). 2(4):327.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290; Why isn't it better? (Wasson) 292. eLetters: Importance
of clarifying purpose of error reports (Elder) 8/4/04; The submission of confidential error reports (Graham) 8/4/04.
Pace WD et al. Seasonal variation in diagnoses and visits to family physicians, 2(5):411.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Temte JL et al. Rapid assessment of agents of biological terrorism: defining the differential diagnosis of inhalational Anthrax using electronic
communication in a practice-based research network, 2(5):434.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
The role of family physicians and practice-based research networks in early detection of bioterrorist agents and emerging
infections (Calmbach) 10/6/04; The generalizability question (Chen) 10/10/04; Training for public health preparedness (Temte)
10/10/04.
Practice-based research/methods
Green LA et al. Opportunities, challenges, and lessons of international research in practice-based research networks: the case of an international
study of acute otitis media, 2(5):429.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Not for the faint hearted (Macaulay) 10/14/04; Lessons for international collaboration on research (Graffy) 10/22/04; From
joint frustrations to shared perspectives: building on the experience of the international otitis media study (van Weel) 10/29/04;
Authors respond to comments: if there were another Wonca research conference... (Green) 11/2/04.
Keeley RD et al. Parental attitudes about a pregnancy predict birthweight in a low-income population, 2(2):145.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: An intriguing idea (French) 4/8/04.
Green LA et al. What can family physicians offer patients with carpal tunnel syndrome other than surgery? A systematic review of non-surgical
management , 2(3):267.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: Laser acupuncture and microamps TENS, controlled study
and open protocol study (Naeser) 6/2/04.
Kerse N et al. Physician-patient relationship and medication compliance: a primary care investigation, 2(5):455.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386, Continuity,
care and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388. eLetters: Data needed on patient-provider
relationships and long-term adherence in chronic illness (Aikens) 10/10/04.
Fink KS et al. Changing prescribing patterns and increasing prescription expenditures in Medicaid, 2(5):488.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Improving prescribing behavior may require additional incentives (McMullin) 10/6/04; Progress since 2000 in the NC Medicaid
Pharmacy Program (Dobson) 10/10/04; Re: improving prescribing behavior may require additional incentives (Gibbons) 10/12/04.
Jerant AF et al. Age-related disparities in cancer screening: analysis of 2001 behavioral risk factor surveillance system data, 2(5):481.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Is ageism a factor in cancer screening? (Ahmed, et al.) 10/10/04.
Green LA. Annals of Family Medicine is one year old: so what and who cares? (). 2(3):197.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194. eLetters: Systematic reviews aren't research? (Ebell) 5/27/04; New things appear as old things disappear (Frey) 5/27/04;
Re: systematic reviews aren't research? (Stange) 5/27/04; Happy birthday to the Annals of Family Medicine! (Stusser) 6/8/04;
I care (Rodriguez-Lopez) 09/10/04.
Killip S et al. What is an Intracluster Correlation Coefficient? Crucial Concepts for Primary Care Researchers, 2(3):204.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; On the nature and analysis of clustered data (Zyzanski) 199. eLetters: GRTs: A timely and useful tool in family practice
research (Kryscio, et al.) 5/27/04; More on clusters (Diamond) 09/03/04.
Gill JM et al. Accuracy of screening for diabetic retinopathy by family physicians, 2(3):218.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194. eLetters: Eye exams important but often overlooked (Donahue) 5/26/04; Is this practical for everyday practice use? (Markman)
6/5/04; Agree with limited practicality of routine retinopathy screening (Gill) 6/5/04; Intervention in our non-adherent patients
that may help save their sight (Koopman) 6/10/04; Ophthalmoscopic technique (Corbett Jr) 8/9/04.
Bertakis KD et al. Patient pain in primary care: factors that influence physician diagnosis, 2(3):224.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: Consider quality of life when identifying and evaluating
pain (Cowan, et al.) 5/26/04; Outpatient use of pain scales (Novak) 7/8/04.
Kinchen KS et al. Referral of patients to specialists: factors affecting choice of specialist by primary care physicians, 2(3):245.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194.
Bentzen N. Family medicine research: implications for Wonca (). 2(3):45.
Rastegar DA. Health care becomes an industry (Reflection). 2(1):80.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: The industrialization of medicine is not new (Scherger,
et al) 1/30/04; Industrialization and its discontents (Lindenauer) 2/1/04; Healthcare and natural law (Kirkhoff MF) 2/4/04;
Health-care has been an industry for a longtime (Silverberg LI) 2/8/04.
Williams RL. Motherhood, apple pie and COPC (Editorial). 2(2):100.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98; Improving health care locally and globally
(Stange) 368. eLetters: Conundrum (Farley) 4/2/04; Commentary of Dr. Williams' editorial (Kaufman) 4/3/04; Whither COPC and
family medicine practice-based research? (Like) 4/11/04; When all else fails (Smith) 4/22/2004; Community-oriented public
health & primary care: learning to share mom's apple pie (Strelnick) 5/12/2004; The relevance of community oriented primary
care (COPC) - A comment on the editorial of Annals of Family Medicine (Gofin, et al) 6/7/04; Community-oriented primary care:
more pies than just apple (Cashman) 8/12/2004.
Plescia M et al. A community oriented primary care demonstration project: refining interventions for cardiovascular disease and diabetes, 2(2):103.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98; Motherhood, apple pie, and COPC (Williams)
100. eLetters: Structural barriers to health and the COPC model (Bettigole) 3/31/04; Rapid appraisal as a participatory approach
to community oriented primary care (COPC) (Murray) 4/10/04; The strenghts and challenges of excellence in COPC (Pathman) 4/12/04.
Rocca LG et al. Management of patients with hepatitis C in a community population: diagnosis, discussions, and decisions to treat, 2(2):116.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Management of hepatitis C in a very
high risk population: corrections (Bauman) 3/31/04; Repairing the holes in the HCV safety net (Sandt, et al) 3/31/04; View
from a hepatologist (Herrine) 4/12/04; Physician practice patterns with ethnic minority patients and the poor (Solorio ) 4/22/2004.
Gramling R et al. Family physician self-efficacy with screening for an inherited risk of cancer, 2(2):130.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Family physicians and the "new" genetics
(Carroll) 4/7/04; Teachable moment for genetics in family medicine (David) 4/12/04; Family history in practice (Ewigman) 4/19/04.
Gask L. Powerlessness, control and complexity: The experience of family physicians in a group model HMO, 2(2):150.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Local vs central control: one issue
that might influence powerlessness (Baird) 3/31/04; Family physician morale in practice-- large groups (Scherger) 4/1/04;
Changing the identity of family medicine (Sibbald) 4/7/04; Powerlessness, frustration, and control -- so now what do we do?
(Price) 4/11/04.
Wasson JH. Why isn't it better? (Editorial). 2(4):292.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Revert to first principles to make it
better (Granat) 8/17/2004.
Roetzheim RG et al. A randomized controlled trial to increase cancer screening among attendees of community health centers, 2(4):294.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Use of Annals web resources (Dietrich)
7/31/04; Editor's response to: Re: use of Annals web resources (Stange) 7/31/04.
Dietrich AJ et al. Going to scale: re-engineering systems for primary care treatment of depression , 2(4):301.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Tipping the scale: sustaining systems
for primary care treatment of depression (Pincus) 7/30/04; Strategies for sustaining systems for primary care treatment of
depression (Dietrich) 7/31/04; Lessons learned from the implementation of the three component model (Korsen) 8/5/04; Questions
for the RESPECT team (Nease) 8/13/2004; RESPECT as a template for other practices (Seehusen) 8/18/2004; RESPECT team response
to Dr. Donald Nease (Dietrich, et al.) 09/10/04.
Gallo JJ et al. Primary care providers evaluate integrated and referral models of behavioral health care for older adults: results from a
multisite effectiveness trial (PRISM-E), 2(4):305.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Response to article: primary care clinicians
evaluate integrated and referral models of behavioral health care for older adults: results from a multisite effectiveness
trial (PRISM-E) (Baird) 7/30/04; Integrated mental health: translatability and sustainability vary by system (Aikens) 7/30/04;
Implementing integrated behavioral health care in primary care (Fisher) 8/6/04; Response to Gallo et al: rural applications
(McGovern, et al) 8/23/2004.
Woolf SH et al. A string of mistakes: the importance of cascade analysis in describing, counting, and preventing medical errors, 2(4):317.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290; Why isn't it better? (Wasson) 292. eLetters: A
closer look at errors in primary care (Fernald, et al) 8/26/2004.
Fernald DH et al. Event reporting to a primary care patient safety reporting system: a report from the ASIPS collaborative (). 2(4):327.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290; Why isn't it better? (Wasson) 292. eLetters: Importance
of clarifying purpose of error reports (Elder) 8/4/04; The submission of confidential error reports (Graham) 8/4/04.
Stewart M. Continuity, care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Editorial). 2(5):388.
Mold JW et al. Prevalence and predictors of night sweats, day sweats, and hot flashes in older primary care patients: an OKPRN study, 2(5):391.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
OKPRN study (Silverberg) 10/25/04; Underlying panic disorder? (Katerndahl, et al.) 10/29/04; Authors respond to comments on
panic attacks as cause of hot flashes (Mold) 11/1/04.
Ariza AJ et al. Evaluating computer capabilities in a primary care practice-based research network, 2(5):418.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Evaluating computer capabilities: wide variation acrross practices, over time (Reider) 11/15/04.
Temte JL et al. Rapid assessment of agents of biological terrorism: defining the differential diagnosis of inhalational Anthrax using electronic
communication in a practice-based research network, 2(5):434.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
The role of family physicians and practice-based research networks in early detection of bioterrorist agents and emerging
infections (Calmbach) 10/6/04; The generalizability question (Chen) 10/10/04; Training for public health preparedness (Temte)
10/10/04.
Temte JL et al. The primary care differential diagnosis of inhalational Anthrax, 2(5):438.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Bioterrorism: the challenge for family medicine (Reamy) 10/7/04; Basic bioterrorism response tools and connections (Temte)
10/10/04; When is it a zebra? (Frazer, et al.) 10/17/04.
Saultz JW et al. Interpersonal continuity of care and patient satisfaction: a critical review, 2(5):445.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386; Continuity,
care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388. eLetters: Continuity and patient satisfaction
(Baker) 10/12/04; Continuity of care in a changing health care system (Bayliss) 10/21/04; Importance of measuring the interpersonal
element of continuity (Freeman) 11/9/04; Interpersonal continuity and health system reform (Saultz) 11/12/04; Measuring interpersonal
continuity (Saultz) 11/13/04.
Kerse N et al. Physician-patient relationship and medication compliance: a primary care investigation, 2(5):455.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386, Continuity,
care and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388. eLetters: Data needed on patient-provider
relationships and long-term adherence in chronic illness (Aikens) 10/10/04.
Grossberg PM et al. Brief physician advice for high-risk drinking among young adults, 2(5):474.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Zayas LH et al. Adapting psychosocial intervention research to urban primary care environments: a case example, 2(5):504.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Funding agencies and patient-subjects disagree about the nature of mental health problems and solutions (Aikens) 10/10/04;
Reply to Aiken's letter (Zayas) 10/18/04; Who owns the problem and the solution? (Mauksch) 11/04/04.
Justin RG. Linking Ruth to her past (Reflection). 2(5):512.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Genetics and continuity (Acheson) 10/7/04.
Peltenburg M. The unexpected in primary care: a multicenter study on the emergence of unvoiced patient agenda2(6):534.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Hildebrandt DE. . Are frequent callers to physicians high utilizers?, 2(6):546.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Noel PH et al. Depression and comorbid illness in elderly primary care patients: impact on multiple domains of health status and well-being, 2(6):555.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Zink TM et al. Medical management of intimate partner violence considering the stages of change: precontemplation and contemplation, 2(3):231.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: Routine screening for intimate partner violence -
an alternative perspective (Goodyear-Smith) 5/27/04; Can doctors always tell what stage someone is in? (Flanakin) 5/27/04;
Important insights from theory to research and clinical practice (Elliott) 6/1/04; The importance of relapse (Cronholm) 6/1/04;
Abused women and their physicians (Miedema) 6/5/04.
Rastegar DA. Health care becomes an industry (Reflection). 2(1):80.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: The industrialization of medicine is not new (Scherger,
et al) 1/30/04; Industrialization and its discontents (Lindenauer) 2/1/04; Healthcare and natural law (Kirkhoff MF) 2/4/04;
Health-care has been an industry for a longtime (Silverberg LI) 2/8/04.
Gallo JJ et al. Primary care providers evaluate integrated and referral models of behavioral health care for older adults: results from a
multisite effectiveness trial (PRISM-E), 2(4):305.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Response to article: primary care clinicians
evaluate integrated and referral models of behavioral health care for older adults: results from a multisite effectiveness
trial (PRISM-E) (Baird) 7/30/04; Integrated mental health: translatability and sustainability vary by system (Aikens) 7/30/04;
Implementing integrated behavioral health care in primary care (Fisher) 8/6/04; Response to Gallo et al: rural applications
(McGovern, et al) 8/23/2004.
Borrell-Carrio F et al. Preventing errors in clinical practice: a call for self-awareness, 2(4):310.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: To err is human; to be aware is preventive
(Saba) 7/30/04; Response to Dr Saba's letter (Epstein, et al) 8/19/2004; First, know thyself (Pace, et al) 8/26/2004; Individuals
vs systems: other issues also important (Kirkegaard) 8/28/2004; Response to Dr. Pace (Epstein, et al.) 08/31/04.
Beasley JW et al. How many problems do family physicians manage at each encounter? A WReN study, 2(5):405.
eLetters: Commentary on Beasley article (Bloom) 10/7/04; Getting paid what we are worth! (Snyder) 10/10/04; You have hit the
nail on the head!!! (White, et al.) 10/10/04; From the eyes of an industrial engineering prof (Karsh) 10/13/04.
Tierney WM et al. Quantifying risk of adverse clinical events with one set of vital signs among primary care patients with hypertension, 2(3):209.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: A bit of a wake-up call (Green) 6/7/04; Overcoming
inertia (Tierney) 6/7/04; No more 5-day blood pressure checks, please (Crownover) 6/9/04; Author answers: definition of elevated
blood pressure and pulse (Tierney) 6/9/04; Recognition does not assure appropriate intervention (Blum) 6/12/04; Controlling
hypertension (Tierney) 6/13/04.
Rosenblatt RA. Getting the news, 2(2):175.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Does it have to be this way? (Kohrs)
3/31/04; Treating without caring (Scott) 3/31/04.
Zayas LH et al. Adapting psychosocial intervention research to urban primary care environments: a case example, 2(5):504.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Funding agencies and patient-subjects disagree about the nature of mental health problems and solutions (Aikens) 10/10/04;
Reply to Aiken's letter (Zayas) 10/18/04; Who owns the problem and the solution? (Mauksch) 11/04/04.
Barrett BP et al. What complementary and alternative medicine practitioners say abouthealth and health care, 2(3):253.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194.
Creswell JW et al. Designing a mixed methods study in primary care, 2(1):7.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2; Mixed methods studies: a foundation for primary care research
(Borkan) 4 . eLetters: A good but incomplete proposal (Solberg) 1/29/04; Framework for understanding mixed methods (Katerndahl)
1/29/04; Paving the way for multi-methods research in primary care (Curry) 1/29/04; Emergence of a significant methodology
for family medicine research (Vanasse) 1/29/04; Establishing mixed methods research as family medicine rigorous framework
(Smith) 2/4/04; A practical application of mixed method research (Thommasen) 2/7/04; Mix, integrate or what? Reflections on
combining methods in primary care research (Elverdam) 2/9/04; Developing methods for integrating qualitative and quantitative
data (Buckley) 2/16/04; Designing a mixed methods study in primary care (Albedaiwi) 3/21/04.
Kuzel AJ et al. Patient reports of preventable problems and harms in primary health care, 2(4):333.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290; Why isn't it better? (Wasson) 292. eLetters: Response
to "Patient reports of preventable problems and harms in primary health care" (LaBozetta) 7/30/04; Patient advocacy and medical
errors (Kuzel) 7/31/04.
Karasz AK et al. The visit before the morning after: barriers to preprescribing emergency contraception, 2(4):345.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: 1) Effects on sexual behavior 2) Question
about postfertilization concerns (Stanford) 09/12/04; Emergency contraception (Singh) 09/12/04; EC in Russia (Sherbakova)
09/23/04; Response to all three questions/concerns (Karasz) 10/29/04.
McKee MD et al. Health care seeking among urban minority adolescent girls: the crisis at sexual debut, 2(6):40.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Quality assurance, health care
Kuzel AJ et al. Patient reports of preventable problems and harms in primary health care, 2(4):333.
Verstappen WHJM et al. Improving test ordering in primary care: the added value of a small group quality improvement strategy over classic feedback
only a multicenter randomized trial. , 2(6):569.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Gill JM et al. Accuracy of screening for diabetic retinopathy by family physicians, 2(3):218.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194. eLetters: Eye exams important but often overlooked (Donahue) 5/26/04; Is this practical for everyday practice use? (Markman)
6/5/04; Agree with limited practicality of routine retinopathy screening (Gill) 6/5/04; Intervention in our non-adherent patients
that may help save their sight (Koopman) 6/10/04; Ophthalmoscopic technique (Corbett Jr) 8/9/04.
Borrell-Carrio F et al. Preventing errors in clinical practice: a call for self-awareness, 2(4):310.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: To err is human; to be aware is preventive
(Saba) 7/30/04; Response to Dr Saba's letter (Epstein, et al) 8/19/2004; First, know thyself (Pace, et al) 8/26/2004; Individuals
vs systems: other issues also important (Kirkegaard) 8/28/2004; Response to Dr. Pace (Epstein, et al.) 08/31/04.
Verstappen WHJM et al. Improving test ordering in primary care: the added value of a small group quality improvement strategy over classic feedback
only a multicenter randomized trial. , 2(6):569.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Mold JW et al. Prevalence and predictors of night sweats, day sweats, and hot flashes in older primary care patients: an OKPRN study, 2(5):391.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
OKPRN study (Silverberg) 10/25/04; Underlying panic disorder? (Katerndahl, et al.) 10/29/04; Authors respond to comments on
panic attacks as cause of hot flashes (Mold) 11/1/04.
Daaleman TP et al. The spirituality index of well-being: a new instrument for health-related quality-of-life research, 2(5):499.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Kudos (Silverman) 10/12/04.
Noel PH et al. Depression and comorbid illness in elderly primary care patients: impact on multiple domains of health status and well-being, 2(6):555.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Daaleman TP et al. The spirituality index of well-being: a new instrument for health-related quality-of-life research, 2(5):499.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Kudos (Silverman) 10/12/04.
Kinchen KS et al. Referral of patients to specialists: factors affecting choice of specialist by primary care physicians, 2(3):245.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194.
Dietrich AJ et al. Going to scale: re-engineering systems for primary care treatment of depression , 2(4):301.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Tipping the scale: sustaining systems
for primary care treatment of depression (Pincus) 7/30/04; Strategies for sustaining systems for primary care treatment of
depression (Dietrich) 7/31/04; Lessons learned from the implementation of the three component model (Korsen) 8/5/04; Questions
for the RESPECT team (Nease) 8/13/2004; RESPECT as a template for other practices (Seehusen) 8/18/2004; RESPECT team response
to Dr. Donald Nease (Dietrich, et al.) 09/10/04.
Griffin SJ et al. The effect on health related outcomes of interventions to alter the interaction between patients and practitioners: a systematic
review of trials, 2(6):595.
Editorials: Continuity, care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388; In this issue:
new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Kinchen KS et al. Referral of patients to specialists: factors affecting choice of specialist by primary care physicians, 2(3):245.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194.
WinklerPrins V et al. The natural history of asthma in a primary care cohort, 2(2):110.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98; Improving health care locally and globally
(Stange) 368. eLetters: The natural history of asthma in a primary care cohort (Jackson) 4/6/04; Asthma natural history and
diagnosis (Thomas et al) 4/15/04; The natural history of asthma in a primary care cohort (Fardy) 4/16/04; The natural history
of asthma in a primary care cohort (van den Niewenhof, et al) 4/29/04; Natural history of asthma (Toelle, et al) 5/9/04; Natural
history of asthma (van den Nieuwenhof, et al.) 5/27/04.
Daaleman TP et al. Religion, spirituality, and health status in geriatric outpatients, 2(1):49.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Response to Daaleman and colleagues' article (King)
1/28/04; Full-text link to supplemental appendix not live (Zimmerman) 1/29/04; Re: response to Daaleman and colleagues' article
(Hummel LM, et al) 2/16/04; Epistemological issues in measuring spirituality (Moberg) 3/16/04; Author response (Daaleman)
3/30/04.
McCord G et al. Discussing spirituality with patients: a rational and ethical approach, 2(4):356.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Undertrained other than by personality
(Parrish) 8/1/04; Challenges and trends in spirituality research (Ehman, et al) 8/2/04; Addressing spiritual issues (Puchalski,
et al) 8/2/04; Need of chaplain and physician dialogue about spirituality (Austin) 8/4/04; Response to readers' comments (McCord)
8/4/04; Compassion and spiritual suffering: can brief screening questions open the window to our souls? (Anandarajah) 8/5/04;
Re: response to readers' comments (Austin) 8/5/04; Sprituality is essential to relationship and patient centered, whole person
medicine (Marchand) 8/9/04; Actually quite amazing (King) 8/10/2004; Understanding and nurturing patients' spiritual resources
(Craigie) 8/13/2004; Context matters (Daaleman) 8/14/2004; Response to reader comments (McCord) 08/31/04; Re: response to
reader comments (Austin) 09/02/04; Spirituality or religious beliefs are also needed in treatments (Tonnu) 09/13/04; Team
work (Jacobs) 09/26/04; Learning to incorporate spirituality and meaning with patients (Feldstein, et al.) 10/18/04.
Eisner B et al. A randomized clinical trial of the effect of intra-operative saline perfusion on post-vasectomy azoospermia, 2(3):221.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194 .
Rosser W et al. Research in Family/General Practice is Essential for Improving Health Globally (). 2(3):5.
eLetters: Academic primary care in the UK (Kendrick) 6/1/04; Implementing the Kingston recommendations (Gan Goh) 6/1/04; Primary
care and family medicine ehealth research to help achieve the millennium development goals (Stusser, et al) 6/5/04; Re: academic
primary care in the UK (Rosser, et al) 6/6/04; Re: implementing the Kingston recommendations (Rosser) 6/6/04.
Herbert CP. Future of research in family medicine: where to from here? (). 2(3):60.
eLetters: Building a culture of inquiry (Johnston) 5/27/04.
Killip S et al. What is an Intracluster Correlation Coefficient? Crucial Concepts for Primary Care Researchers, 2(3):204.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; On the nature and analysis of clustered data (Zyzanski) 199. eLetters: GRTs: A timely and useful tool in family practice
research (Kryscio, et al.) 5/27/04; More on clusters (Diamond) 09/03/04.
Mold JW et al. Prevalence and predictors of night sweats, day sweats, and hot flashes in older primary care patients: an OKPRN study, 2(5):391.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
OKPRN study (Silverberg) 10/25/04; Underlying panic disorder? (Katerndahl, et al.) 10/29/04; Authors respond to comments on
panic attacks as cause of hot flashes (Mold) 11/1/04.
Pearce KA et al. How and why to study the practice content of a practice-based research network, 2(5):425.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Green LA et al. Opportunities, challenges, and lessons of international research in practice-based research networks: the case of an international
study of acute otitis media, 2(5):429.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Not for the faint hearted (Macaulay) 10/14/04; Lessons for international collaboration on research (Graffy) 10/22/04; From
joint frustrations to shared perspectives: building on the experience of the international otitis media study (van Weel) 10/29/04;
Authors respond to comments: if there were another Wonca research conference... (Green) 11/2/04.
Research design, practice-based
Main DS et al. Exploring patient reactions to pen-tablet computers: a report from CaReNet, 2(5):421.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Creswell JW et al. Designing a mixed methods study in primary care, 2(1):7.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2; Mixed methods studies: a foundation for primary care research
(Borkan) 4 . eLetters: A good but incomplete proposal (Solberg) 1/29/04; Framework for understanding mixed methods (Katerndahl)
1/29/04; Paving the way for multi-methods research in primary care (Curry) 1/29/04; Emergence of a significant methodology
for family medicine research (Vanasse) 1/29/04; Establishing mixed methods research as family medicine rigorous framework
(Smith) 2/4/04; A practical application of mixed method research (Thommasen) 2/7/04; Mix, integrate or what? Reflections on
combining methods in primary care research (Elverdam) 2/9/04; Developing methods for integrating qualitative and quantitative
data (Buckley) 2/16/04; Designing a mixed methods study in primary care (Albedaiwi) 3/21/04.
Dietrich AJ et al. Going to scale: re-engineering systems for primary care treatment of depression , 2(4):301.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Tipping the scale: sustaining systems
for primary care treatment of depression (Pincus) 7/30/04; Strategies for sustaining systems for primary care treatment of
depression (Dietrich) 7/31/04; Lessons learned from the implementation of the three component model (Korsen) 8/5/04; Questions
for the RESPECT team (Nease) 8/13/2004; RESPECT as a template for other practices (Seehusen) 8/18/2004; RESPECT team response
to Dr. Donald Nease (Dietrich, et al.) 09/10/04.
Jerant AF et al. The TLC model of palliative care in the elderly: prelminary application in assisted living, 2(1):54.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Improving palliative care for the elderly: moving a
model forward (Hauser) 2/2/04; Will better assessment enhance end-of-life care? (Mehr) 2/24/04; One small step toward a comprehensive
approach to palliative care in the elderly (Jerant) 3/2/04.
Nygren P et al. Screening Children for Family Violence: A Review of the Evidence for the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, 2(2):161.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Screening children for violence (Flaherty)
4/4/04; Looking forward in dealing with child abuse (Alexander) 4/1/04; Evidence-based screening for child abuse and family
violence: experience-based caution (Sirotnak) 5/4/2004.
Goodyear Smith F et al. What can family physicians offer patients with carpal tunnel syndrome other than surgery? A systematic review of non-surgical
management , 2(3):267.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: Laser acupuncture and microamps TENS, controlled study
and open protocol study (Naeser) 6/2/04.
Walter FM et al. Lay understanding of familial risk of common chronic diseases: a systematic review and synthesis of qualitiative research.
, 2(6):583.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530; How do people interpret
their family histories of diabetes, coronary disease, or cancer? (Acheson) 532.
Tierney WM et al. Quantifying risk of adverse clinical events with one set of vital signs among primary care patients with hypertension, 2(3):209.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: A bit of a wake-up call (Green) 6/7/04; Overcoming
inertia (Tierney) 6/7/04; No more 5-day blood pressure checks, please (Crownover) 6/9/04; Author answers: definition of elevated
blood pressure and pulse (Tierney) 6/9/04; Recognition does not assure appropriate intervention (Blum) 6/12/04; Controlling
hypertension (Tierney) 6/13/04.
Fiscella K et al. Should years of schooling be used to guide treatment of coronary risk factors? 2(5):469.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
What a great idea! (Jaen) 10/10/04; Where do we go from here? (Diaz) 10/10/04; Contribution of risk factors to educational
disparities in CHD (Fiscella, et al.) 10/12/04; Commentary on Fiscella, et al. (Lenfant) 10/15/04.
Walter FM et al. Lay understanding of familial risk of common chronic diseases: a systematic review and synthesis of qualitiative research.
, 2(6):583.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530; How do people interpret
their family histories of diabetes, coronary disease, or cancer? (Acheson) 532.
Wasson JH. Why isn't it better? (Editorial). 2(4):292.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Revert to first principles to make it
better (Granat) 8/17/2004.
Borrell-Carrio F et al. Preventing errors in clinical practice: a call for self-awareness, 2(4):310.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: To err is human; to be aware is preventive
(Saba) 7/30/04; Response to Dr Saba's letter (Epstein, et al) 8/19/2004; First, know thyself (Pace, et al) 8/26/2004; Individuals
vs systems: other issues also important (Kirkegaard) 8/28/2004; Response to Dr. Pace (Epstein, et al.) 08/31/04.
Fernald DH et al. Event reporting to a primary care patient safety reporting system: a report from the ASIPS collaborative (). 2(4):327.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290; Why isn't it better? (Wasson) 292. eLetters: Importance
of clarifying purpose of error reports (Elder) 8/4/04; The submission of confidential error reports (Graham) 8/4/04.
Woolf SH et al. A string of mistakes: the importance of cascade analysis in describing, counting, and preventing medical errors, 2(4):317.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290; Why isn't it better? (Wasson) 292. eLetters: A
closer look at errors in primary care (Fernald, et al) 8/26/2004.
Mainous AG III et al. The association of race and rural residence on control of diabetes and hypertension , 2(6):563.
Editorials: In this issue: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Woolf SH et al. A string of mistakes: the importance of cascade analysis in describing, counting, and preventing medical errors, 2(4):317.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290; Why isn't it better? (Wasson) 292. eLetters: A
closer look at errors in primary care (Fernald, et al) 8/26/2004.
Zyzanski SJ et al. On the nature and analysis of clustered data (Editorial). 2(3):199.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194.
Pace WD et al. Seasonal variation in diagnoses and visits to family physicians, 2(5):411.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Borrell-Carrio F et al. Preventing errors in clinical practice: a call for self-awareness, 2(4):310.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: To err is human; to be aware is preventive
(Saba) 7/30/04; Response to Dr Saba's letter (Epstein, et al) 8/19/2004; First, know thyself (Pace, et al) 8/26/2004; Individuals
vs systems: other issues also important (Kirkegaard) 8/28/2004; Response to Dr. Pace (Epstein, et al.) 08/31/04.
Gill JM et al. Accuracy of screening for diabetic retinopathy by family physicians, 2(3):218.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194. eLetters: Eye exams important but often overlooked (Donahue) 5/26/04; Is this practical for everyday practice use? (Markman)
6/5/04; Agree with limited practicality of routine retinopathy screening (Gill) 6/5/04; Intervention in our non-adherent patients
that may help save their sight (Koopman) 6/10/04; Ophthalmoscopic technique (Corbett Jr) 8/9/04.
Ramsey AH et al. Use and appropriateness of Lyme disease serologic testing, 2(4):341.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Appropriateness of Lyme disease testing:
an appropriate analysis? (Stricker, et al) 8/4/04; Now if doctors would just order the right tests (Mervine) 8/18/2004; Appropriateness
of Lyme diseases testing: an appropriate analysis? (Stricker et al) 8/18/2004; The authors respond (Ramsey, et al.) 08/31/04.
Boyle R et al. Is making smoking status a vital sign sufficient to increase cessation support actions in clinical practice? 2(1):22.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Role for quality improvement processes (Petrulis) 1/27/04;
Raise the flag of relationships (Miller) 1/28/04; Smoking as a vital sign just the first step (Halperin) 3/16/04.
Jerant AF et al. The TLC model of palliative care in the elderly: prelminary application in assisted living, 2(1):54.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Improving palliative care for the elderly: moving a
model forward (Hauser) 2/2/04; Will better assessment enhance end-of-life care? (Mehr) 2/24/04; One small step toward a comprehensive
approach to palliative care in the elderly (Jerant) 3/2/04.
Bertakis KD et al. Patient pain in primary care: factors that influence physician diagnosis, 2(3):224.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: Consider quality of life when identifying and evaluating
pain (Cowan, et al.) 5/26/04; Outpatient use of pain scales (Novak) 7/8/04.
Small-group quality improvement
Verstappen WHJM et al. Improving test ordering in primary care: the added value of a small group quality improvement strategy over classic feedback
only a multicenter randomized trial. , 2(6):569.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Boyle R et al. Is making smoking status a vital sign sufficient to increase cessation support actions in clinical practice? 2(1):22.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Role for quality improvement processes (Petrulis) 1/27/04;
Raise the flag of relationships (Miller) 1/28/04; Smoking as a vital sign just the first step (Halperin) 3/16/04.
Solberg LI et al. Diabetic patients who smoke: are they different? 2(1):26.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Toward more creative and consistent doctors (Standridge)
1/28/04; Tailoring individual risk in diabetes (Peterson) 2/4/04; Giving smoking the attention it deserves (Glasgow) 2/4/04;
Diabetes patients who smoke are also treated differently (Denig) 2/26/04.
Park E et al. Does enhancing partner support and interaction improve smoking cessation?: a meta-analysis, 2(2):170.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: The thorny problem of the influence
of partner support in smoking cessation (McIlvain) 4/1/04.
Boyle R et al. Is making smoking status a vital sign sufficient to increase cessation support actions in clinical practice? 2(1):22.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Role for quality improvement processes (Petrulis) 1/27/04;
Raise the flag of relationships (Miller) 1/28/04; Smoking as a vital sign just the first step (Halperin) 3/16/04.
Solberg LI et al. Diabetic patients who smoke: are they different? 2(1):26.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Toward more creative and consistent doctors (Standridge)
1/28/04; Tailoring individual risk in diabetes (Peterson) 2/4/04; Giving smoking the attention it deserves (Glasgow) 2/4/04;
Diabetes patients who smoke are also treated differently (Denig) 2/26/04.
Park E et al. Does enhancing partner support and interaction improve smoking cessation?: a meta-analysis, 2(2):170.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: The thorny problem of the influence
of partner support in smoking cessation (McIlvain) 4/1/04.
Social factors in health and health care
Zink TM et al. Medical management of intimate partner violence considering the stages of change: precontemplation and contemplation, 2(3):231.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: Routine screening for intimate partner violence -
an alternative perspective (Goodyear-Smith) 5/27/04; Can doctors always tell what stage someone is in? (Flanakin) 5/27/04;
Important insights from theory to research and clinical practice (Elliott) 6/1/04; The importance of relapse (Cronholm) 6/1/04;
Abused women and their physicians (Miedema) 6/5/04.
Creswell JW et al. Designing a mixed methods study in primary care, 2(1):7.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2; Mixed methods studies: a foundation for primary care research
(Borkan) 4 . eLetters: A good but incomplete proposal (Solberg) 1/29/04; Framework for understanding mixed methods (Katerndahl)
1/29/04; Paving the way for multi-methods research in primary care (Curry) 1/29/04; Emergence of a significant methodology
for family medicine research (Vanasse) 1/29/04; Establishing mixed methods research as family medicine rigorous framework
(Smith) 2/4/04; A practical application of mixed method research (Thommasen) 2/7/04; Mix, integrate or what? Reflections on
combining methods in primary care research (Elverdam) 2/9/04; Developing methods for integrating qualitative and quantitative
data (Buckley) 2/16/04; Designing a mixed methods study in primary care (Albedaiwi) 3/21/04.
Park E et al. Does enhancing partner support and interaction improve smoking cessation?: a meta-analysis, 2(2):170.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: The thorny problem of the influence
of partner support in smoking cessation (McIlvain) 4/1/04.
Fiscella K et al. Should years of schooling be used to guide treatment of coronary risk factors? 2(5):469.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
What a great idea! (Jaen) 10/10/04; Where do we go from here? (Diaz) 10/10/04; Contribution of risk factors to educational
disparities in CHD (Fiscella, et al.) 10/12/04; Commentary on Fiscella, et al. (Lenfant) 10/15/04.
Fiscella K et al. Should years of schooling be used to guide treatment of coronary risk factors? 2(5):469.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
What a great idea! (Jaen) 10/10/04; Where do we go from here? (Diaz) 10/10/04; Contribution of risk factors to educational
disparities in CHD (Fiscella, et al.) 10/12/04; Commentary on Fiscella, et al. (Lenfant) 10/15/04.
Rastegar DA. Health care becomes an industry (Reflection). 2(1):80.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: The industrialization of medicine is not new (Scherger,
et al) 1/30/04; Industrialization and its discontents (Lindenauer) 2/1/04; Healthcare and natural law (Kirkhoff MF) 2/4/04;
Health-care has been an industry for a longtime (Silverberg LI) 2/8/04.
Kinchen KS et al. Referral of patients to specialists: factors affecting choice of specialist by primary care physicians, 2(3):245.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194.
Daaleman TP et al. Religion, spirituality, and health status in geriatric outpatients, 2(1):49.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Response to Daaleman and colleagues' article (King)
1/28/04; Full-text link to supplemental appendix not live (Zimmerman) 1/29/04; Re: response to Daaleman and colleagues' article
(Hummel LM, et al) 2/16/04; Epistemological issues in measuring spirituality (Moberg) 3/16/04; Author response (Daaleman)
3/30/04.
McCord G et al. Discussing spirituality with patients: a rational and ethical approach, 2(4):356.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Undertrained other than by personality
(Parrish) 8/1/04; Challenges and trends in spirituality research (Ehman, et al) 8/2/04; Addressing spiritual issues (Puchalski,
et al) 8/2/04; Need of chaplain and physician dialogue about spirituality (Austin) 8/4/04; Response to readers' comments (McCord)
8/4/04; Compassion and spiritual suffering: can brief screening questions open the window to our souls? (Anandarajah) 8/5/04;
Re: response to readers' comments (Austin) 8/5/04; Sprituality is essential to relationship and patient centered, whole person
medicine (Marchand) 8/9/04; Actually quite amazing (King) 8/10/2004; Understanding and nurturing patients' spiritual resources
(Craigie) 8/13/2004; Context matters (Daaleman) 8/14/2004; Response to reader comments (McCord) 08/31/04; Re: response to
reader comments (Austin) 09/02/04; Spirituality or religious beliefs are also needed in treatments (Tonnu) 09/13/04; Team
work (Jacobs) 09/26/04; Learning to incorporate spirituality and meaning with patients (Feldstein, et al.) 10/18/04.
Daaleman TP et al. The spirituality index of well-being: a new instrument for health-related quality-of-life research, 2(5):499.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Kudos (Silverman) 10/12/04.
Shapiro E. Screening for family and intimate partner violence: recommendation statement , 2(2):156.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98; Improving health care locally and globally
(Stange) 368. eLetters: Thoughts from another perspective (Elliott, et al) 4/4/04; Screening for family and intimate partner
violence: a new risk factor for future analysis? (Heldring) 4/2/04; We need effectiveness research concerning family/child/intimate
partner violence screening and interventions (Ferris) 5/5/2004; Health system needs effectiveness research from clinical to
intersectoral interventions (Taft) 5/16/2004; Authors respond to comments on screening children for family violence: clarifying
the scope of the systematic review (Nygren, et al) 6/21/04; Competing priorities (Crownover) 6/27/04.
Plescia M et al. A community oriented primary care demonstration project: refining interventions for cardiovascular disease and diabetes, 2(2):103.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98; Motherhood, apple pie, and COPC (Williams)
100. eLetters: Structural barriers to health and the COPC model (Bettigole) 3/31/04; Rapid appraisal as a participatory approach
to community oriented primary care (COPC) (Murray) 4/10/04; The strenghts and challenges of excellence in COPC (Pathman) 4/12/04.
Killip S et al. What is an Intracluster Correlation Coefficient? Crucial Concepts for Primary Care Researchers, 2(3):204.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; On the nature and analysis of clustered data (Zyzanski) 199. eLetters: GRTs: A timely and useful tool in family practice
research (Kryscio, et al.) 5/27/04; More on clusters (Diamond) 09/03/04.
Daaleman TP et al. The spirituality index of well-being: a new instrument for health-related quality-of-life research, 2(5):499.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Kudos (Silverman) 10/12/04.
Glazer JL. Bag of Worms , 2(6):609.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Grossberg PM et al. Brief physician advice for high-risk drinking among young adults, 2(5):474.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Substance-related disorders/therapy
Gallo JJ et al. Primary care providers evaluate integrated and referral models of behavioral health care for older adults: results from a
multisite effectiveness trial (PRISM-E), 2(4):305.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Response to article: primary care clinicians
evaluate integrated and referral models of behavioral health care for older adults: results from a multisite effectiveness
trial (PRISM-E) (Baird) 7/30/04; Integrated mental health: translatability and sustainability vary by system (Aikens) 7/30/04;
Implementing integrated behavioral health care in primary care (Fisher) 8/6/04; Response to Gallo et al: rural applications
(McGovern, et al) 8/23/2004.
Temte JL et al. The primary care differential diagnosis of inhalational Anthrax, 2(5):438.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386. eLetters:
Bioterrorism: the challenge for family medicine (Reamy) 10/7/04; Basic bioterrorism response tools and connections (Temte)
10/10/04; When is it a zebra? (Frazer, et al.) 10/17/04.
Shi C et al. Consumer knowledge of over-the-counter Phenazopyridine, 2(3):240.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: Moving research into the community (Ganiats) 6/7/04.
Main DS et al. Exploring patient reactions to pen-tablet computers: a report from CaReNet, 2(5):421.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Oeffinger KC et al. Health care of young adult survivors of childhood cancer: a report from the childhood cancer survivor study, 2(1):61.
eLetters: Further thoughts on follow-up care (Goettina) 1/28/04; Recognizing the medical needs of childhood cancer survivors
(Mahoney) 1/28/04; Important discussion regarding long-term follow-up care (Ulman) 1/28/04; Providing comprehensive care to
adult survivors of childhood cancer (Hobbie) 1/28/04; Young adults cured of childhood cancer: what is the "quality" of the
cure? (Buchanan) 1/28/04; Healthcare utilization by childhood cancer survivos - where do we go next? (Bhatia) 1/29/04; Clinical
follow-up of childhood cancer survivors (Hawkins, et al) 1/29/04; Health care of adult survivors of childhood cancer (Sklar)
1/29/04; Additional comments on the insurance question (Goettina) 1/29/04; Childhood cancer survivors and long-term follow-up
care (Zebrack) 1/29/04; Systemic and psychological barriers to survivor care: comment on Oeffinger et al (Recklitis) 1/30/2004;
Needed: a study of the health care of older adult survivors of childhood cancer (McIver) 1/30/04; Long-term survivors of childhood
cancers need help (Highfield) 2/2/2004; Assuring care for childhood cancer survivors (Greenberg) 2/4/04; A five point plan
to help survivors (Culp) 2/4/04; Are post-traumatic stress and health care utilization related? (Smith) 2/4/04; What is the
correlation between increasing health concerns yet decreasing medical visits among long-term survivors of childhood cancer?
(McIver) 2/7/04; Health care of young adult survivors of childhood cancer: a report from the childhood cancer survivor study
(Levitt) 2/9/04; The next action steps (Weiner) 2/26/04; Follow-up care for cancer survivors: developing the evidence base
(Aziz) 7/18/04.
US Preventive Services Task Force . Screening for Syphilis infection: recommendation statement, 2(4):362.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: A step in the right direction (Kennard)
8/4/04; New news or is it? (Graves, et al) 8/13/2004; Syphilis screening in men who have sex with men (Knight) 8/14/2004;
A step in the right direction (Kennard) 8/18/2004; When will common sense prevail (Kelber) 8/18/2004; Screening for syphilis
infection: caveat for HIV-infected patients (Goldschmidt) 09/26/04.
Griffin SJ et al. The effect on health related outcomes of interventions to alter the interaction between patients and practitioners: a systematic
review of trials, 2(6):595.
Editorials: Continuity, care, and commitment: the course of patient-clinician relationships (Stewart) 388; In this issue:
new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Verstappen WHJM et al. Improving test ordering in primary care: the added value of a small group quality improvement strategy over classic feedback
only a multicenter randomized trial. , 2(6):569.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Killip S et al. What is an Intracluster Correlation Coefficient? Crucial Concepts for Primary Care Researchers, 2(3):204.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; On the nature and analysis of clustered data (Zyzanski) 199. eLetters: GRTs: A timely and useful tool in family practice
research (Kryscio, et al.) 5/27/04; More on clusters (Diamond) 09/03/04.
Buetow SA. Towards a new understanding of provider continuity (Reflection). 2(5):509.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient-clinician relationship and practice-based network research (Stange) 386.
Mainous AG III et al. Elevated serum transferrin saturation and mortality, 2(2):133.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Tsat% and mortality (Weinberg) 4/15/04;
Professional and patient perspective (Alexander) 4/15/04; Online comment (Bonkovsky, et al) 5/3/2004.
Mainous AG III et al. The mortality risk of elevated serum transferrin saturation and consumption of dietary iron, 2(2):139.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98. eLetters: Potential and added value of secondary
data analysis (Zyzanski) 4/1/04; Question conclusion (Gilbert) 3/31/04; Iron revisited (Billings) 4/13/04; Iron and mortality
(Anderson et al) 4/15/04.
Plescia M et al. A community oriented primary care demonstration project: refining interventions for cardiovascular disease and diabetes, 2(2):103.
Editorials: In this issue: research in the community and clinic (Phillips) 98; Motherhood, apple pie, and COPC (Williams)
100. eLetters: Structural barriers to health and the COPC model (Bettigole) 3/31/04; Rapid appraisal as a participatory approach
to community oriented primary care (COPC) (Murray) 4/10/04; The strenghts and challenges of excellence in COPC (Pathman) 4/12/04.
Zink TM et al. Medical management of intimate partner violence considering the stages of change: precontemplation and contemplation, 2(3):231.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: Routine screening for intimate partner violence -
an alternative perspective (Goodyear-Smith) 5/27/04; Can doctors always tell what stage someone is in? (Flanakin) 5/27/04;
Important insights from theory to research and clinical practice (Elliott) 6/1/04; The importance of relapse (Cronholm) 6/1/04;
Abused women and their physicians (Miedema) 6/5/04.
Hildebrandt DE. . Are frequent callers to physicians high utilizers?, 2(6):546.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.
Shillaci MA et al. Immunization coverage and Medicaid managed care in New Mexico: a multi-method assessment, 2(1):13.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2; Mixed methods studies: a foundation for primary care research
(Borkan) 4 ; Improving health care locally and globally (Stange) 368. eLetters: Improving immunization rates in Medicaid managed
care (Bocchini) 1/30/04; Outcomes of Medicaid managed care (Hambidge, et al) 2/7/04; Comment on "Immunization coverage and
Medicaid managed care in New Mexico: A multimethod assessment" by Shillaci, et al (Smith) 3/5/04; Declining immunization coverage
and Medicaid managed care in New Mexico: response to comments (Shillaci) 5/19/04.
Roetzheim RG et al. A randomized controlled trial to increase cancer screening among attendees of community health centers, 2(4):294.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: Use of Annals web resources (Dietrich)
7/31/04; Editor's response to: Re: use of Annals web resources (Stange) 7/31/04.
Eisner B et al. A randomized clinical trial of the effect of intra-operative saline perfusion on post-vasectomy azoospermia, 2(3):221.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194 .
Eisner B et al. A randomized clinical trial of the effect of intra-operative saline perfusion on post-vasectomy azoospermia, 2(3):221.
Editorials: In this issue: the patient voice, clinical research, clustered data, and the Wonca research conference (Stange)
194 .
Hueston WJ et al. A cost-benefit analysis of testing for influenza A in high risk adults, 2(1):33.
Editorials: In this issue: multimethod research (Stange) 2. eLetters: Clinical probability of influenzae (McCormick) 1/29/04;
Importance of CBA for influenza A treatment (Dressler RL) 2/8/04; Authors underestimate hospitalizations from influenza (Rothberg
MB) 2/26/04.
Karasz AK et al. The visit before the morning after: barriers to preprescribing emergency contraception, 2(4):345.
Editorials: In this issue: practice change and patient safety (Stange) 290. eLetters: 1) Effects on sexual behavior 2) Question
about postfertilization concerns (Stanford) 09/12/04; Emergency contraception (Singh) 09/12/04; EC in Russia (Sherbakova)
09/23/04; Response to all three questions/concerns (Karasz) 10/29/04.
McKee MD et al. Health care seeking among urban minority adolescent girls: the crisis at sexual debut, 2(6):40.
Editorials: In this issue: new model finances, systematic reviews, patients and health care (Stange) 530.