Journal of Family Practice

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Articles in Nov, 1989 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• The impaired health care professional
  by Judith A. Pauwels
• Peak expiratory flow rates in the elderly
  by Marlon Russell Koenigsberg
• Graded exercise stress test training in family practice and internal medicine residencies
  by John V. Jurica
• Neonatal rib fracture: birth trauma or child abuse?
  by Peter J. Rizzolo
• Who pays for primary care research?
  by Diana B. Petitti
• Commentary
  by Mindy A. Smith
• Sleep in the elderly: a practical approach
  by Jeffrey L. Susman
• The experience of screening mammography
  by Robert J. Wolosin
• A school-based program to increase seatbelt use
  by Robert Morrow
• Cosmetics by prescription
  by Jon O. Neher
• Association between life stress and serious perinatal complications
  by Harold A. Williamson, Jr.
• Building an Ambulatory Clinical Information System in a family practice residency
  by Colin P. Kerr
• Reversible bone marrow granulomata and fever induced by phenytoin administration
  by Steven J. Eisenstein
• Chronic fatigue in family practice
  by Leone Ridsdale
• The association between dietary intake and reported history of candida vulvovaginitis
  by Barbara D. Reed
• The family physician's role following a neonatal death
  by Linnie Newman
• Enrollment factors and preexisting medical conditions in a prepaid capitated plan: a comparison of university and nonuniversity clinic enrollees
  by Kathleen E. Ellsbury