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Robin L. Kruse "Intention-to-treat analysis: Who is in? Who is out? - Brief Report". Journal of Family Practice. FindArticles.com. 18 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0689/is_11_51/ai_94326796/

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Articles in Nov, 2002 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• The national family medicine board review
• The relation between methods and recommendations in clinical practice guidelines for hypertension and hyperlipidemia - Original Research
  by Atle Fretheim
• Does postcoital voiding prevent urinary tract infections in young women? - Clinical inquiries: from the family practice inquiries network
  by Bert Beisel
• Homeopathy or isopathy? - Letter to the Editor
  by Mitchell A. Fleisher
• Risperidone improves behavior in children with autism - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by Christian Caicedo
• Vitamin E may worsen acute respiratory tract infections in the elderly - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by Susan M. Miller
• About the course
• Routine diagnostic hysteroscopy not necessary for premenopausal women with abnormal uterine bleeding - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by Neil Korsen
• Is an elevated serum transferrin saturation associated with the development of diabetes? - Original Research
  by Arch G. Mainous, III
• What your colleagues have said about the 2002 course
• Does oral creatine supplementation improve strength? A meta-analysis - Original Research
  by Rania L. Dempsey
• Corrections - Correction Notice
• Do antioxidants improve outcomes in patients with coronary artery disease? - vitamins C, E - Clinical inquiries: from the family practice inquiries network
  by O. Josh Bloom
• Influenza vaccine does not produce myopathy in patients taking statins - Letter to the Editor
  by Bibiana Chazan
• Delayed antibiotic prescriptions: what are the experiences and attitudes of physicians and patients? - Original Research
  by Bruce Arroll
• In patients with a previous CVA, do antioxidants protect against subsequent stroke? - Clinical inquiries: from the family practice inquiries network
  by Donald C. Spencer
• Are thiazolidinediones first-line agents? - Letter to the Editor
  by David L. Weldy
• Ginkgo is not a smart pill - Patient-Oriented-Evidence that Matters
  by Paul A. Lazar
• [beta]-Blockers no better than placebo in the treatment of vasovagal syncope - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by John Phillips
• Validating an instrument for selecting interventions to change physician practice patterns: a Michigan consortium for family practice research study - Original Research
  by Lee A. Green
• Incontinence quality of life instrument in a survey of primary care patients - JFP online - Brief Article
  by Murray M. Finkelstein
• Intention-to-treat analysis: Who is in? Who is out? - Brief Report
  by Robin L. Kruse
• On being a patient in the new millennium - The Art of Medicine
  by Prasad S. Adusumilli
• How accurate is the D-dimer assay in diagnosing pulmonary embolism? - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by Herman A. Damek, Jr.
• Classification of medical errors and preventable adverse events in primary care: a synthesis of the literature - Special Article
  by Nancy C. Elder
• Faculty
• Duplex ultrasound and magnetic resonance angiography are sensitive for severe carotid stenosis - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by Chandra K. Wiewel
• Maternal screening strategy more effective than risk-based approaches for preventing group B streptococcal disease in neonates - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters
  by Thomas Marsland
• The course developer
• Spirituality index of well-being scale: development and testing of a new measure - JFP Online - Brief Article
  by Timothy P. Daaleman
• How should low-density lipoprotein cholesterol concentration be determined? - Brief Report
  by Fred H. Faas
• Children's medical malapropisms - The Art of Medicine
  by Howard J. Bennett