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May 01, 2002; Volume 48,Issue 5

  1. Baxter, Stephanie

    1. Ophthaproblem. Pseudopapilledema.
      Stephanie Baxter and Sanjay Sharma
      Canadian Family Physician May 2002; 48 (5) 881;

  2. Behroozi, D

    1. What is the role of walk-in clinics?
      D Behroozi
      Canadian Family Physician May 2002; 48 (5) 875;

  3. Bellavance, François

    1. St John's wort or sertraline? Randomized controlled trial in primary care.
      Gerald van Gurp, Greg B Meterissian, Laura N Haiek, Jane McCusker and François Bellavance
      Canadian Family Physician May 2002; 48 (5) 905-912;

  4. Bishop, Joan

    1. Caring for seriously mentally ill patients. Qualitative study of family physicians' experiences.
      Judith Belle Brown, Barbara Lent, April Stirling, Jatinder Takhar and Joan Bishop
      Canadian Family Physician May 2002; 48 (5) 915-920;

  5. Bowers, Dona

    1. Time to establish a successful model.
      Dona Bowers, Alison Eyre, Frances Kilbertus and Laura Muldoon
      Canadian Family Physician May 2002; 48 (5) 870;

  6. Brown, Judith Belle

    1. Caring for seriously mentally ill patients. Qualitative study of family physicians' experiences.
      Judith Belle Brown, Barbara Lent, April Stirling, Jatinder Takhar and Joan Bishop
      Canadian Family Physician May 2002; 48 (5) 915-920;

  7. Brown, Robert H

    1. What is the role of walk-in clinics?
      Robert H Brown
      Canadian Family Physician May 2002; 48 (5) 875-876;

  8. Caulford, Paul

    1. Volunteer clinic for the uninsured.
      Bindu Kumar, Paul Caulford and Randy Lee
      Canadian Family Physician May 2002; 48 (5) 869-870;

  9. Craven, Marilyn

    1. Shared mental health care. Update from the Collaborative Working Group of the College of Family Physicians of Canada and the Canadian Psychiatric Association.
      Nick Kates, Marilyn Craven and Collaborative Working Group of the College of Family Physicians of Canada, Canadian Psychiatric Association
      Canadian Family Physician May 2002; 48 (5) 936;

  10. Doig, Anne

    1. De facto evidence for the no-stirrup method.
      Anne Doig
      Canadian Family Physician May 2002; 48 (5) 876;
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