Articles published in Quality in Primary Care have been cited by esteemed scholars and scientists all around the world. Quality in Primary Care has got h-index 29, which means every article in Quality in Primary Care has got 29 average citations.
Following are the list of articles that have cited the articles published in Quality in Primary Care.
| Journal total citations count | 3516 |
| Journal impact factor | 4.22 |
| Journal 5 years impact factor | 7.36 |
| Journal cite score | 6.64 |
| Journal h-index | 29 |
Babwah T (2011) Improving glycaemic control in patients attending a Trinidad health centre: a three-year quality improvement project. Quality in primary care 19.
Babwah T (2011) Improving glycaemic control in patients attending a Trinidad health centre: a three-year quality improvement project. Quality in primary care 19.
Babwah T (2011) Improving glycaemic control in patients attending a Trinidad health centre: a three-year quality improvement project. Quality in primary care 19.
Babwah T (2011) Improving glycaemic control in patients attending a Trinidad health centre: a three-year quality improvement project. Quality in primary care 19.
Gerada C, Limber C (2003) General practitioners with special interests: implications for clinical governance. Quality in Primary Care 11.
Gerada C, Limber C (2003) General practitioners with special interests: implications for clinical governance. Quality in Primary Care 11.
Gerada C, Limber C (2003) General practitioners with special interests: implications for clinical governance. Quality in Primary Care 11.
Gerada C, Limber C (2003) General practitioners with special interests: implications for clinical governance. Quality in Primary Care 11.
Gerada C, Limber C (2003) General practitioners with special interests: implications for clinical governance. Quality in Primary Care 11.
Gerada C, Limber C (2003) General practitioners with special interests: implications for clinical governance. Quality in Primary Care 11.
Gerada C, Limber C (2003) General practitioners with special interests: implications for clinical governance. Quality in Primary Care 11.
Gerada C, Limber C (2003) General practitioners with special interests: implications for clinical governance. Quality in Primary Care 11.
Siriwardena AN, Rashid A, Johnson M, Hazelwood L, Wilburn T (2003) Improving influenza and pneumococcal vaccination uptake in high risk groups in Lincolnshire: a quality improvement report from a large rural county. Quality in Primary Care 11: 19-28.
Siriwardena AN, Rashid A, Johnson M, Hazelwood L, Wilburn T (2003) Improving influenza and pneumococcal vaccination uptake in high risk groups in Lincolnshire: a quality improvement report from a large rural county. Quality in Primary Care 11: 19-28.
Siriwardena AN, Rashid A, Johnson M, Hazelwood L, Wilburn T (2003) Improving influenza and pneumococcal vaccination uptake in high risk groups in Lincolnshire: a quality improvement report from a large rural county. Quality in Primary Care 11: 19-28.
Siriwardena AN, Rashid A, Johnson M, Hazelwood L, Wilburn T (2003) Improving influenza and pneumococcal vaccination uptake in high risk groups in Lincolnshire: a quality improvement report from a large rural county. Quality in Primary Care 11: 19-28.
Siriwardena AN, Rashid A, Johnson M, Hazelwood L, Wilburn T (2003) Improving influenza and pneumococcal vaccination uptake in high risk groups in Lincolnshire: a quality improvement report from a large rural county. Quality in Primary Care 11: 19-28.
Siriwardena AN, Rashid A, Johnson M, Hazelwood L, Wilburn T (2003) Improving influenza and pneumococcal vaccination uptake in high risk groups in Lincolnshire: a quality improvement report from a large rural county. Quality in Primary Care 11: 19-28.
MAMRGP PT (2003) Making the best use of a radiology department: an example of implementation of a referral guideline within a primary care organisation. Quality in Primary Care 11: 53-59.
MAMRGP PT (2003) Making the best use of a radiology department: an example of implementation of a referral guideline within a primary care organisation. Quality in Primary Care 11: 53-59.
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