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1 A computerized decision-support system helped trainee doctors control the dosage of an oral anticoagulant Walton, Robert
 1998
 2 p. 47-
1 p.
 artikel
2 Advice from primary-care physicians and nurses may improve diet in people with hypertension 2003
 2 p. 106-108
3 p.
 artikel
3 Age may influence decisions to withhold life-sustaining treatment Karlawish, Jason
 2000
 2 p. 45-
1 p.
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4 Aggressive antiplatelet therapy reduced the risk of bleeding complications following stent implantation Berger, Peter B.
 1999
 2 p. 50-
1 p.
 artikel
5 Alcohol increases the risk of breast cancer Curtis Ellison, R.
 2002
 2 p. 47-48
2 p.
 artikel
6 Angioplasty hastened return-to-work but did not influence length of time spent working Haines, Ted
 1999
 2 p. 54-
1 p.
 artikel
7 Anticoagulants are underused in the treatment of atrial fibrillation and flutter Kerr, Charles R.
 1999
 2 p. 55-
1 p.
 artikel
8 A program to coordinate and support follow up in primary care after myocardial infarction or angina did not improve health outcomes Murray, Ellen
 2000
 2 p. 31-
1 p.
 artikel
9 Asthma clinics are no more effective in reducing asthma morbidity than general practice Keeley, Duncan
 2000
 2 p. 38-
1 p.
 artikel
10 A systematic method of leg ulcer care in patients' own homes was cost-effective compared with the usual care offered by district nurses working without protocols and in isolation Bulstrode, CJK
 1997
 2 p. 40-
1 p.
 artikel
11 Automated external defibrillators are cost-effective on large and medium capacity commercial aircraft Marenco, J.P.
 2002
 2 p. 58-59
2 p.
 artikel
12 Azithromycin does not reduce recurrent coronary events Lowe, Gordon D.O
 2004
 2 p. 105-106
2 p.
 artikel
13 Beach programme may improve skin cancer prevention 2003
 2 p. 96-99
4 p.
 artikel
14 Blacks were at greater risk of progression of heart failure and death from all causes than whites Arnold, J.Malcolm O.
 1999
 2 p. 49-
1 p.
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15 Brief physician counseling effectively reduces alcohol consumption in problem drinkers Gill, David
 1998
 2 p. 50-
1 p.
 artikel
16 Bundle branch block was associated with more co-morbid conditions and in-hospital deaths Norris, Robin M
 1999
 2 p. 40-
1 p.
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17 Calcium and vitamin D reduces tooth loss in the elderly Morgan, Sarah L.
 2002
 2 p. 87-88
2 p.
 artikel
18 Cardiovascular morbidity was better predicted by ambulatory rather than office pulse pressure Cohn, Jay N.
 1999
 2 p. 46-
1 p.
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19 Case management improves medication use in people with human immunodeficiency virus London, Andrew S.
 2002
 2 p. 68-69
2 p.
 artikel
20 Cervical screening saves lives Armstrong, Bruce
 2000
 2 p. 29-30
2 p.
 artikel
21 CHD was overrepresented as an underlying cause of death on death certificates Ebrahim, Shah
 1999
 2 p. 56-
1 p.
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22 Children and adolescents on Medicaid do not receive the same quality of care from commercial health plans as commercial enrolees Brach, Cindy
 2004
 2 p. 65-66
2 p.
 artikel
23 Clinicians report high satisfaction with clinical guidelines, but question their practicality 2003
 2 p. 77-78
2 p.
 artikel
24 Collaborative survey of perinatal loss in planned and unplanned home births Macfarlane, Alison
 1997
 2 p. 41-42
2 p.
 artikel
25 Colonoscopic screening can be beneficial for asymptomatic adults Rex, Douglas K.
 2001
 2 p. 55-56
2 p.
 artikel
26 Combined amodiaquine, sulphadoxine and pyrimethamine is the most effective alternative to chloroquine in treating malaria Govere, John M.
 2002
 2 p. 79-80
2 p.
 artikel
27 Combined oestrogen and progestin has equivocal effect on gynaecological cancers Schlosshauer, Peter
 2004
 2 p. 99-101
3 p.
 artikel
28 Combined serum and nuchal translucency screening in the first trimester achieves 85% to 90% detection rate for Down and Edward syndromes Hultén, Maj
 2004
 2 p. 82-84
3 p.
 artikel
29 Community postnatal support workers have no health or cost benefits over routine midwife care Gunn, Jane
 2001
 2 p. 42-43
2 p.
 artikel
30 Comprehensive follow-up care cost-effectively reduces life-threatening illness among high risk inner city infants Gunn, Dr Alistair Jan
 2001
 2 p. 31-
1 p.
 artikel
31 Computerised and paper guidelines may have similar effects on consultation practices among newly qualified physicians 2003
 2 p. 79-80
2 p.
 artikel
32 Computerised evidence-based guidelines may not improve asthma or angina management in primary care 2003
 2 p. 81-82
2 p.
 artikel
33 Continuous quality improvement reduces infection rates in women undergoing caesarean sections in developing countries Smaill, Fiona
 2002
 2 p. 75-76
2 p.
 artikel
34 Cooperatives have improved quality of life for general practitioners. People attending cooperative centers are as satisfied with their treatment as those visited at home, and more satisfied with response times Freeman, George
 2000
 2 p. 49-
1 p.
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35 Coronary artery bypass grafting with the radial artery produced good long-term clinical and angiographic results Fremes, Stephen E.
 1999
 2 p. 38-
1 p.
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36 Cost and effectiveness information without financial enforcement is ineffective in controlling doctor's drug prescribing and expenditure Bond, Christine
 1997
 2 p. 45-
1 p.
 artikel
37 Cost-effectiveness of implantable cardioverter defibrillators (ICDs) refined but not yet defined. Cost of ICDs relative to amiodarone therapy is approximately $74 000 per quality of life year gained Sanderson, Colin
 1997
 2 p. 31-
1 p.
 artikel
38 Co-trimoxazole prophylaxis decreased morbidity and mortality in HIV-1 infected patients Zwarenstein, Merrick
 2000
 2 p. 41-42
2 p.
 artikel
39 Day hospital care seems to be effective for elderly people who need rehabilitation, but may not be better than other forms of comprehensive care Montgomery, Patrick
 2000
 2 p. 37-
1 p.
 artikel
40 Decision analysis by TreeAge DATA v3.0 for Windows Gray, Alastair
 1997
 2 p. 27-
1 p.
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41 Decision-makers in different cultures made different decisions when presented with the same evidence Hope, Tony
 1998
 2 p. 35-
1 p.
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42 Deferred next day primary care may have similar outcomes to usual emergency department care for carefully screened people 2003
 2 p. 65-67
3 p.
 artikel
43 Early dialysis does not significantly increase survival in end-stage renal disease Shemin, Douglas
 2002
 2 p. 89-90
2 p.
 artikel
44 Early response medical emergency teams reduce intensive care unit admissions for in-hospital cardiac arrests but not death rates Lee, Kang H.
 2001
 2 p. 44-
1 p.
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45 Educational outreach may improve preventive cardiovascular care in general practice 2003
 2 p. 70-74
5 p.
 artikel
46 Educational video may increase knowledge of poison control centres among spanish speaking families 2003
 2 p. 94-95
2 p.
 artikel
47 Elderly population consumes disproportionate share of constrained health care resources Barer, Morris L.
 1998
 2 p. 34-
1 p.
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48 Employing more doctors in a health care system did not result in fewer admissions Muir Gray, JA
 1997
 2 p. 38-
1 p.
 artikel
49 Ethics consultations reduce time and procedures in intensive care Nelson, Lawrence J
 2004
 2 p. 63-64
2 p.
 artikel
50 Evidence-based medicine, preference-based practice and clinical decision analysis Lilford, Richard
 1997
 2 p. 23-24
2 p.
 artikel
51 Exercise and behavioural management training improves physical health and reduces depression in people with Alzheimer's disease Mahendra, Nidhi
 2004
 2 p. 77-79
3 p.
 artikel
52 Exercise reduces ‘activities of daily living disability’ in elderly people with knee osteoarthritis Li, Chung-Yi
 2002
 2 p. 83-84
2 p.
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53 Family doctor/midwife-led antenatal care is cheaper than obstetric-led care in low-risk pregnant women Greenhalgh, Trisha
 1997
 2 p. 39-
1 p.
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54 Family support benefits caregivers but has no impact on stroke sufferers Langhorne, Peter
 2001
 2 p. 41-
1 p.
 artikel
55 Feedback of prescribing rates did not affect general practitioners' prescribing habits Balasegaran, Uthayasoori
 2000
 2 p. 36-
1 p.
 artikel
56 Feedback of prescribing to general practitioners increased the appropriate use of aspirin Dawes, Martin
 1998
 2 p. 52-
1 p.
 artikel
57 Formal liaison between GPs and specialist teams may improve patient satisfaction, but has a limited effect on clinical outcomes 2003
 2 p. 68-69
2 p.
 artikel
58 Giving patients balanced information about prostate cancer screening reduces their interest in being screened Savulescu, Julian
 1997
 2 p. 48-49
2 p.
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59 Glossary 1997
 2 p. 50-51
2 p.
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60 Glycaemia and high blood pressure are associated with type 2 diabetes complications over time Njølstad, Inger
 2001
 2 p. 47-48
2 p.
 artikel
61 Half of severely prematurely born infants have ongoing disabilities Hack, Maureen
 2001
 2 p. 37-38
2 p.
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62 Handheld beta 2 agonist delivery devices have no greater clinical effectiveness than pressurised metered dose devices for asthma treatment Sestini, Piersante
 2002
 2 p. 81-82
2 p.
 artikel
63 Helicobacter pylori eradication results in small benefit for non-ulcer dyspepsia sufferers Vakil, Nimish
 2001
 2 p. 57-58
2 p.
 artikel
64 High alcohol and low folate intake increases risk of major chronic disease in women Mennen, Louise
 2004
 2 p. 71-73
3 p.
 artikel
65 Higher dose 24 hour nicotine patches and nicotine tablets are both effective at reducing cravings for smokers Harris, Kari Jo
 2001
 2 p. 59-60
2 p.
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66 HIV1 infection is associated with increased malaria and parasitaemia Bastos, Francisco Inácio
 2001
 2 p. 39-
1 p.
 artikel
67 How this journal works Donald, Anna
 1998
 2 p. 29-
1 p.
 artikel
68 Immediate referral from general practice for lumbar spine X-ray does not improve quality of life or pain for people with lower back pain Takala, Esa-Pekka
 2002
 2 p. 91-92
2 p.
 artikel
69 Implementation of a rapid defibrillation system was cost-effective and improved survival following out-of-hospital cardiac arrest and CPR prior to defibrillation improved survival after out-of-hospital ventricular fibrillation Norris, Robin M.
 1999
 2 p. 52-53
2 p.
 artikel
70 Incidence of thoracic aortic aneurysms has increased but survival has improved Ciná, Claudio S.
 1999
 2 p. 43-
1 p.
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71 Increasing maximal carotid artery intima–media thickness was associated with increasing risk of CV events Lonn, Eva
 1999
 2 p. 47-48
2 p.
 artikel
72 Individuals born in the USA in the year 2000 have a 1 in 3 risk of contracting diabetes mellitus in their lifetime Yajnik, Chittaranjan S
 2004
 2 p. 80-81
2 p.
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73 Influenza vaccine can reduce illness, doctors' visits and lost workdays in healthy working adults, but is unlikely to be cost effective Wilde, James
 2001
 2 p. 33-34
2 p.
 artikel
74 Information about health technology assessment Booth, Andrew
 1998
 2 p. 30-31
2 p.
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75 Infusion of glucose, insulin, and potassium was feasible and effective in preventing in-hospital events in patients with acute MI Teo, Koon K.
 1999
 2 p. 37-
1 p.
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76 In some specialties, quality and effectiveness increase with hospital or clinician volume but centralization reduces use of services among those living furthest away Buchan, Heather
 1997
 2 p. 32-
1 p.
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77 Integrated medical and substance abuse treatment increases abstinence rates for people with substance abuse-related medical conditions Shepard, Professor Donald S.
 2002
 2 p. 51-52
2 p.
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78 Intensive case management of psychotic patients in the community does not reduce the number of physical assaults compared to standard management Ford, Richard
 2002
 2 p. 53-54
2 p.
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79 Intensive physician education appears to be more effective than advance directives in improving care at the end of life Straus, Sharon
 1998
 2 p. 53-
1 p.
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80 Interventions to improve adherence to prescriptions tend to produce only modest benefits 2003
 2 p. 88-91
4 p.
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81 Iron supplementation is unlikely to increase the incidence of infectious disease in children 2003
 2 p. 104-105
2 p.
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82 It may be impossible to evaluate the impact of managerial change without a randomized trial Duley, Lelia
 1998
 2 p. 45-
1 p.
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83 Laparoscopic hysterectomy appeared to provide better, cheaper care than abdominal hysterectomy Gill, Mike
 1998
 2 p. 39-
1 p.
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84 Lay beliefs about immunisation may affect immunisation uptake 2003
 2 p. 100-101
2 p.
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85 Leaving bacterially contaminated water in plastic bottles in the sun may reduce diarrhea in children Wilkinson, Ewan
 1997
 2 p. 34-
1 p.
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86 Letter to readers Donald, Anna
 1997
 2 p. v-
1 p.
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87 Levels of air pollution lower than those given as safe limits in many countries are associated with increases in hospital admissions for ischemic heart disease and cerebrovascular disease Newton, John
 1998
 2 p. 36-
1 p.
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88 Lifetime risk at age 40 of developing CHD was one in two for men, and one in three for women Dagenais, Gilles R.
 1999
 2 p. 41-
1 p.
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89 Longer consultations may be associated with improved outcomes in primary care 2003
 2 p. 75-76
2 p.
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90 Longer patient visits and better communication with patients were associated with a lower incidence of malpractice claims Gatherer, Alex
 1998
 2 p. 49-
1 p.
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91 Long-term moderate exercise training improved functional capacity and quality of life in patients with stable chronic heart failure Demers, Catherine
 1999
 2 p. 39-
1 p.
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92 Low ankle-brachial blood pressure may be related to stroke risk in elderly men Sudlow, Cathie
 2002
 2 p. 93-94
2 p.
 artikel
93 Low intensity exercise in healthy-weight women reduces risk of breast cancer Rintala, Pirjo E
 2004
 2 p. 69-70
2 p.
 artikel
94 Mammography screening in the USA has higher recall rates and lower cancer detection rates than in the UK Luckmann, Roger
 2004
 2 p. 57-59
3 p.
 artikel
95 Mass media communication was effective in motivating mothers to seek immunization services for their children Bordley, Clay
 2000
 2 p. 28-
1 p.
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96 Medical group practice organizations have less influence on physicians' practice styles than expected Rimar, Stephen
 2000
 2 p. 32-
1 p.
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97 Medical injuries can increase mortality risk and incur additional costs Reilly, Anne F
 2004
 2 p. 60-62
3 p.
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98 Mesh repair is more effective than suture repair for incisional abdominal hernia Petersen, Sven
 2001
 2 p. 45-
1 p.
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99 Multidisciplinary teams, outreach or home care, and case management improve the quality of care in the terminally ill and the mentally ill Chambers, Jacky
 2000
 2 p. 46-
1 p.
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100 Neonatal intensive care units of more than 15 patients per day have a significantly lower mortality than smaller units, with no difference in cost if referral is made before birth. The increasing number of smaller units, as a result of policies to provide inter-hospital competition, may increase neonatal mortality Chishty, Valerie
 1997
 2 p. 30-
1 p.
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101 Nevirapine sustains reduction of mother-to-child HIV transmission at 18 months Delvaux, Thérèse
 2004
 2 p. 87-88
2 p.
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102 Newborn treatment with nevirapine plus zidovudine reduces mother-to-child transmission of HIV Perez-Then, Eddy
 2004
 2 p. 85-86
2 p.
 artikel
103 No significant association between malpractice claims risk and cesarean section rates, except in mothers of low socio-economic status Dale Tussing, A.
 2000
 2 p. 47-
1 p.
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104 [No title] Muir Gray, J.A.
 1998
 2 p. 54-
1 p.
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105 [No title] Muir Gray, J.A.
 1998
 2 p. 54-
1 p.
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106 Nurse led disease management clinics may improve long-term coronary heart disease outcomes in primary care 2003
 2 p. 55-56
2 p.
 artikel
107 Nurse led follow-up may be as acceptable and effective as conventional follow-up for people with lung cancer 2003
 2 p. 57-59
3 p.
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108 Nurses could be trained to provide pre-operative assessment of equivalent quality to junior doctors 2003
 2 p. 60-62
3 p.
 artikel
109 Oestrogen plus progestin significantly improves bone mineral density and reduces risk of fracture Tengstrand, Birgitta
 2004
 2 p. 102-104
3 p.
 artikel
110 Opioid-dependent people may prefer receiving treatment from GP offices compared to narcotics programmes Stuart, Mary
 2002
 2 p. 56-57
2 p.
 artikel
111 Oral and early-switch therapies can be used safely for community-acquired pneumonia Rhew, David C.
 2002
 2 p. 49-50
2 p.
 artikel
112 Oral misoprostol may be useful in less-developed countries as it is equally effective in minimising blood loss in the third stage of labour and for reducing postpartum haemorrhage but easier to use than standard oxytocics Surbek, Daniel V.
 2001
 2 p. 49-50
2 p.
 artikel
113 Oral therapy is a suitable substitute for intravenous therapy in low risk febrile patients during cancer chemotherapy Franssen, Edmee
 2000
 2 p. 43-44
2 p.
 artikel
114 Orthostatic hypotension was a significant, independent predictor of 4-year mortality in elderly men Patterson, Christopher J.S.
 1999
 2 p. 45-
1 p.
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115 Paroxetine, fluoxetine, and sertraline are equally effective in treating depression in primary care Dı́az Madero, Alfonso
 2002
 2 p. 85-86
2 p.
 artikel
116 Patient and provider education programmes may improve chronic disease control 2003
 2 p. 85-87
3 p.
 artikel
117 Patients' own doctors provide better quality out-of-hours primary care than commercial deputizing services Dawes, Martin
 1997
 2 p. 35-36
2 p.
 artikel
118 Peer review of the process of care has limited reliability Hicks, Nicholas R.
 1998
 2 p. 42-43
2 p.
 artikel
119 Persistent and relapsed wheezing is associated with sensitivity to domestic allergens, gender and smoking status Guilbert, Theresa
 2004
 2 p. 92-94
3 p.
 artikel
120 Pharmacotherapy is more effective than psychotherapy for elderly people with minor depression or dysthymia Mynors-Wallis, Laurence M.
 2001
 2 p. 61-
1 p.
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121 Planned home births are no less safe than planned hospital births for low-risk women Page, Lesley
 1998
 2 p. 40-
1 p.
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122 Poor quality information about and understanding of their child's acute illness was a major cause for anxiety and frustration in parents Whelan, Judith
 1997
 2 p. 47-
1 p.
 artikel
123 Post-treatment isoniazid prophylaxis reduces tuberculosis recurrence for those with HIV-1 Smieja, Marek
 2001
 2 p. 51-52
2 p.
 artikel
124 Premenstrual symptoms are not managed by progesterone Freeman, Ellen W.
 2002
 2 p. 73-74
2 p.
 artikel
125 Preventing major illness does not save money in the long term Reeves, Ian
 1998
 2 p. 37-
1 p.
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126 Primary care for breast cancer follow-up was as effective as hospital follow-up Shepperd, Sasha
 1997
 2 p. 46-
1 p.
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127 Processes used in stroke units may increase survival compared to general wards Stegmayr, Birgitta
 2002
 2 p. 70-71
2 p.
 artikel
128 Prognosis following diagnosis of CHF is poor and frequently occurs in the presence of preserved systolic function Sanderson, John
 1999
 2 p. 42-
1 p.
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129 Providing cost information to physicians reduces the use of expensive drugs and diagnostic tests Howard, Richard
 1998
 2 p. 46-
1 p.
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130 Provision of support from peers acting as consultants to middle managers improved staff morale and absenteeism Wallace, Louise M.
 1998
 2 p. 48-
1 p.
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131 Quality improvement intervention reduces in-hospital mortality after acute myocardial infarction Bassan, Roberto
 2002
 2 p. 62-63
2 p.
 artikel
132 Recent dental treatments are not, but cardiac valvular abnormalities are strong risk factors for infective endocarditis Tyndall, Mark W.
 1999
 2 p. 36-
1 p.
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133 Renal artery disease progression was associated with systolic hypertension, diabetes and pre-existing ipsilateral or contralateral renal artery stenosis Carlisle, Euan J.F.
 1999
 2 p. 44-
1 p.
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134 Replacing state provision of mental health services by the purchase of services had managerial but no economic benefits Mays, Nicholas
 1997
 2 p. 28-
1 p.
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135 Risk of stroke in men is not associated with dietary fat intake Hobbs, Richard
 2004
 2 p. 74-76
3 p.
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136 Rivastigmine gives marginal improvement for people with Alzheimer’s disease Warner, James P.
 2000
 2 p. 39-
1 p.
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137 Routine screening for abdominal aortic aneurysms in elderly men may be cost-effective 2003
 2 p. 114-115
2 p.
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138 School-based asthma clinics may improve processes, but not clinical outcomes 2003
 2 p. 92-93
2 p.
 artikel
139 Screening 3 years after negative test, rather than annually, would result in three additional cases of cervical cancer per 100,000 women screened Monsonego, Joseph
 2004
 2 p. 89-91
3 p.
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140 Selective decontamination of digestive tract in intensive care patients leads to fewer in-hospital deaths Hollenbeak, Christopher S
 2004
 2 p. 107-109
3 p.
 artikel
141 Self-management booklets for minor illnesses do not reduce physician consultations Newbury, Jonathan
 2002
 2 p. 72-
1 p.
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142 Sending people a copy of their referral letter did not significantly affect hospital attendance rates Gillam, Stephen
 2000
 2 p. 50-
1 p.
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143 Several factors are associated with higher rates of illegal tobacco sales to youths Chaloupka, Frank J.
 2001
 2 p. 29-
1 p.
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144 Single dose mifepristone, single dose levonorgestrel and 2-dose levonorgestrel are all equally safe and effective as emergency contraception 2003
 2 p. 109-111
3 p.
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145 Smoking is a major cause of premature death worldwide Gavin, Anna
 2004
 2 p. 95-96
2 p.
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146 Some medical errors are preventable by using a systems approach Bulstrode, Christopher
 1998
 2 p. 44-
1 p.
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147 Some methods are more effective than others for helping people quit smoking Levy, David T.
 2001
 2 p. 36-
1 p.
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148 Specialist nurse follow-up may improve hospital readmission rates following heart failure Opasich, Cristina
 2002
 2 p. 60-61
2 p.
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149 Specialists have better outcomes for rheumatoid disease but not for low-back pain Smith, RA
 1998
 2 p. 41-
1 p.
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150 Specialists may have direct impact on general practitioners' prescribing Siegel, David
 2002
 2 p. 64-65
2 p.
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151 Specialist stroke units reduce mortality and institutionalisation compared with general ward stroke teams or at-home care Langhorne, Peter
 2001
 2 p. 40-
1 p.
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152 Staffing intensive care units with critical care physicians may improve clinical outcomes 2003
 2 p. 63-64
2 p.
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153 Strategies designed to foster continuity of care are unlikely to improve health behavior Cantor, Joel C.
 2000
 2 p. 48-
1 p.
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154 Structured personal programme in primary care does not improve mortality and morbidity for type 2 diabetes Gagliardino, Juan José
 2002
 2 p. 66-67
2 p.
 artikel
155 Structured protocols for developmental screening and preventive care increased parent satisfaction and quality of care but did not increase levels of knowledge of the doctors in training Hall, David
 1997
 2 p. 44-
1 p.
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156 Supervised prescription of methadone plus heroin is more effective than methadone alone Lapeyre-Mestre, Maryse
 2004
 2 p. 110-111
2 p.
 artikel
157 Surgical patients are at lower risk of death in hospitals with more degree-educated nurses Callahan, Mark A
 2004
 2 p. 67-68
2 p.
 artikel
158 Survival benefit with streptokinase persisted to 10 years Cairns, John A.
 1999
 2 p. 51-
1 p.
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159 Test-and-eradicate scheme for Helicobacter pylori is as safe and efficient as prompt endoscopy Moayyedi, Paul
 2001
 2 p. 46-
1 p.
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160 Texts and hypertexts 1998
 2 p. 55-
1 p.
 artikel
161 The A1/A2 polymorphism of glycoprotein IIIa was not a risk factor for adverse events complicating coronary interventionsand the homozygous 807T/873A polymorphisms of the glycoprotein Ia/IIa collagen receptor gene was associated with acute MI Crowther, Mark
 1999
 2 p. 34-35
2 p.
 artikel
162 The benefits of involving patients in healthcare planning remain uncertain 2003
 2 p. 83-84
2 p.
 artikel
163 The benefits of residential air filters remain uncertain for people with asthma 2003
 2 p. 102-103
2 p.
 artikel
164 The cost-effectiveness and quality of life from coronary angioplasty compared with bypass surgery depends on how many heart blood vessels the patient has blocked Coulter, Angela
 1997
 2 p. 33-
1 p.
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165 The diagnosis and treatment of asymptomatic left ventricular dysfunction Young, James B
 1999
 2 p. 31-33
3 p.
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166 The introduction of a health care market in Sweden contributed to increased productivity but created new problems that required the market approach to be modified Donald, Anna
 1998
 2 p. 32-
1 p.
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167 The outcome of elderly patients with myocardial infarction was better following care provided by cardiologists rather than by primary care physicians Hemingway, Harry
 1997
 2 p. 37-
1 p.
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168 There is a gap in the evidence regarding patient held, personalized, and accessible clinical information for people with psychotic illnesses Lehman, Anthony F.
 2000
 2 p. 51-
1 p.
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169 There is inadequate evidence to support the adoption of early supported discharge or hospital-at-home care for acute stroke patients Gladman, John
 2000
 2 p. 33-34
2 p.
 artikel
170 There is no need for further research on the ineffective Spf66 malaria vaccine Ramsay, Mary
 1997
 2 p. 43-
1 p.
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171 The requirement to publish reports on hospital standards of care may improve quality Oliver, Sandy
 1998
 2 p. 33-
1 p.
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172 The safety and efficacy of herbal remedies for atopic disorders remains uncertain 2003
 2 p. 112-113
2 p.
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173 The sensitivity of Papanicolaou tests is lower than previously believed Wee, Christina C.
 2001
 2 p. 35-
1 p.
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174 The surgeon is an important prognostic factor in treating colorectal cancer Kee, Frank
 2000
 2 p. 35-
1 p.
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175 The use of patient satisfaction as an outcome measure in quality assessment may favor services that look after less severely-ill patients Coulter, Angela
 1998
 2 p. 38-
1 p.
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176 The use of statistical methods to adjust hospital pneumonia severity death rates does not create an outcome measure sufficiently robust to allow the performance of individual hospitals to be judged Seagroatt, Valerie
 1997
 2 p. 29-
1 p.
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177 The whispered voice test detects hearing impairment in adults and children, but needs to be standardised Sabo, Diane L
 2004
 2 p. 97-98
2 p.
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178 Training mothers to give antimalarial drugs reduces deaths in Ethiopia Arnot, David
 2001
 2 p. 32-
1 p.
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179 Ultrasonography accurately identifies appendicitis but does not reduce unnecessary operations or produce better clinical outcomes than standard diagnosis Šimonovský, Václav
 2001
 2 p. 53-54
2 p.
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180 Universal newborn screening improves hearing loss detection rates, but benefits remain uncertain Mehl, Albert L.
 2002
 2 p. 77-78
2 p.
 artikel
181 Use of decision analysis in clinical practice and policy Gilbert, Ruth
 1997
 2 p. 25-26
2 p.
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182 Vitamin A and β carotene supplements reduce mortality related to pregnancy in rural malnourished populations Campbell, Oona
 2000
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183 Volunteers trained to act as standardized patients revealed striking variations in resource use by physicians David Naylor, C.
 1998
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184 Waiting periods and background checks for handgun purchasers are not associated with a reduction in homicide rates Cummings, Peter
 2001
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185 Women who attend breast screening programmes have higher risk of developing breast cancer than non-attenders Parton, Marina
 2002
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186 Workers in China with partial healthcare coverage were as likely to incur out of pocket medical expenditures as workers without coverage Yip, Winnie
 2000
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