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no	title	author	magazine	year	volume	issue	page(s)	type
1	Advice from primary-care physicians and nurses may improve diet in people with hypertension			2003	7	2	p. 106-108 3 p.	article
2	Beach programme may improve skin cancer prevention			2003	7	2	p. 96-99 4 p.	article
3	Clinicians report high satisfaction with clinical guidelines, but question their practicality			2003	7	2	p. 77-78 2 p.	article
4	Computerised and paper guidelines may have similar effects on consultation practices among newly qualified physicians			2003	7	2	p. 79-80 2 p.	article
5	Computerised evidence-based guidelines may not improve asthma or angina management in primary care			2003	7	2	p. 81-82 2 p.	article
6	Deferred next day primary care may have similar outcomes to usual emergency department care for carefully screened people			2003	7	2	p. 65-67 3 p.	article
7	Educational outreach may improve preventive cardiovascular care in general practice			2003	7	2	p. 70-74 5 p.	article
8	Educational video may increase knowledge of poison control centres among spanish speaking families			2003	7	2	p. 94-95 2 p.	article
9	Formal liaison between GPs and specialist teams may improve patient satisfaction, but has a limited effect on clinical outcomes			2003	7	2	p. 68-69 2 p.	article
10	Interventions to improve adherence to prescriptions tend to produce only modest benefits			2003	7	2	p. 88-91 4 p.	article
11	Iron supplementation is unlikely to increase the incidence of infectious disease in children			2003	7	2	p. 104-105 2 p.	article
12	Lay beliefs about immunisation may affect immunisation uptake			2003	7	2	p. 100-101 2 p.	article
13	Longer consultations may be associated with improved outcomes in primary care			2003	7	2	p. 75-76 2 p.	article
14	Nurse led disease management clinics may improve long-term coronary heart disease outcomes in primary care			2003	7	2	p. 55-56 2 p.	article
15	Nurse led follow-up may be as acceptable and effective as conventional follow-up for people with lung cancer			2003	7	2	p. 57-59 3 p.	article
16	Nurses could be trained to provide pre-operative assessment of equivalent quality to junior doctors			2003	7	2	p. 60-62 3 p.	article
17	Patient and provider education programmes may improve chronic disease control			2003	7	2	p. 85-87 3 p.	article
18	Routine screening for abdominal aortic aneurysms in elderly men may be cost-effective			2003	7	2	p. 114-115 2 p.	article
19	School-based asthma clinics may improve processes, but not clinical outcomes			2003	7	2	p. 92-93 2 p.	article
20	Single dose mifepristone, single dose levonorgestrel and 2-dose levonorgestrel are all equally safe and effective as emergency contraception			2003	7	2	p. 109-111 3 p.	article
21	Staffing intensive care units with critical care physicians may improve clinical outcomes			2003	7	2	p. 63-64 2 p.	article
22	The benefits of involving patients in healthcare planning remain uncertain			2003	7	2	p. 83-84 2 p.	article
23	The benefits of residential air filters remain uncertain for people with asthma			2003	7	2	p. 102-103 2 p.	article
24	The safety and efficacy of herbal remedies for atopic disorders remains uncertain			2003	7	2	p. 112-113 2 p.	article

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