Journal of Family Practice

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Articles in May, 2001 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• E-mail Communications in Family Practice - patient expectation survey and results
  by Glen R. Couchman
• Does using nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs during pregnancy increase the risk of adverse events? - NSAIDs
  by Sukanya Srinivasan
• What are the most effective treatments for bacterial vaginosis in nonpregnant women?
  by Kevin Y. Kane
• Can Recovering Alcoholics Help Hospitalized Patients with Alcohol Problems?
  by Richard D. Blondell
• How effective are complementary/ alternative medicine therapies for fibromyalgia? - CAM
  by Mark Ebell
• Sleeping Position: Change in Practice, Advice, and Opinion in the Newborn Nursery - sudden infant death syndrome prevention
  by John E. Jr Delzell
• Dysthymia in Primary Care - mental depression treatment
  by DONALD E. Jr NEASE
• The Evaluation and Treatment of Children with Acute Otitis Media
  by JOHN R. McCONAGHY
• Treatment of Dysthymia and Minor Depression in Primary Care
  by James E. Barret
• Hand-Held Electronic Prescribing - evaluation of PocketScript, ePhysician ePad, and AllScripts electronic prescribing systems
  by Gary N. Fox
• Is once- or twice-a-day enoxaparin as effective as unfractionated heparin for the treatment of venous thromboembolism ? - VTE
  by Thomas Marshland
• Effects of Hypnosis on the Labor Processes and Birth Outcomes of Pregnant Adolescents
  by Alice A. Martin
• LETTERS to the Editor - Letter to the Editor
• Introducing Telemedicine Technology to Rural Physicians and Settings
  by James D. Campbell
• Does antiplatelet therapy prevent preeclampsia and its complications?
  by Stephen Kruszka
• Does a multivalent pneumococcal vaccine given to infants prevent otitis media?
  by Mary Kauffman
• Perinatal Risk for Mortality and Mental Retardation Associated with Maternal Urinary-Tract Infections
  by Suzanne Mcdermott
• CORRECTIONS - to article "Which Should Come First: Rigor or Relevance?" and "Routine Screening for Postpartum Depression" in 2000; 50 issue - Correction Notice
• Can inducing colonization with streptococci prevent recurrences of otitis media in children?
  by James Brillhart
• Becoming an ePhysician
  by Mark H. Ebell
• How does a "wait and see" approach to prescribing antibiotics for acute otitis media compare with immediate antibiotic treatment? - AOM
  by Lynda M. Bascelli
• Does glucosamine sulfate affect progression of symptoms and joint structure changes in osteoarthritis?
  by Inge Renate Carter
• Prevalence of Health Problems and Primary Care Physicians' Specialty Referral Decisions
  by Christopher B. Forrest
• Is hormone replacement therapy effective for the treatment of urinary incontinence in postmenopausal women? - estrogen plus progestin
  by Brian T. Easton