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 |
Holden J, Kay A (2005) Fellowship by assessment: 15 years of peer assessment of high-quality general practice. Quality in Primary Care 13(1).
Ahmed S, Harding J (2005) Investigating the procedures, drawbacks and implications of seamless primaryâ secondary care. Quality in Primary Care.
Ahmed S, Harding J (2005) Investigating the procedures, drawbacks and implications of seamless primaryâ secondary care. Quality in Primary Care.
Ahmed S, Harding J (2005) Investigating the procedures, drawbacks and implications of seamless primaryâ secondary care. Quality in Primary Care.
Ahmed S, Harding J (2005) Investigating the procedures, drawbacks and implications of seamless primaryâ secondary care. Quality in Primary Care.
Ahmed S, Harding J (2005) Investigating the procedures, drawbacks and implications of seamless primaryâ secondary care. Quality in Primary Care.
Ahmed S, Harding J (2005) Investigating the procedures, drawbacks and implications of seamless primaryâ secondary care. Quality in Primary Care.
Ahmed S, Harding J (2005) Investigating the procedures, drawbacks and implications of seamless primaryâ secondary care. Quality in Primary Care.
Ahmed S, Harding J (2005) Investigating the procedures, drawbacks and implications of seamless primaryâ secondary care. Quality in Primary Care.
Jacqueline Gray MB (2005) Recognising and dealing with poor performance amongst general medical practitioners: local arrangements in two English health districts. Quality in Primary Care 13: 29-35.
Jacqueline Gray MB (2005) Recognising and dealing with poor performance amongst general medical practitioners: local arrangements in two English health districts. Quality in Primary Care 13: 29-35.
Jacqueline Gray MB (2005) Recognising and dealing with poor performance amongst general medical practitioners: local arrangements in two English health districts. Quality in Primary Care 13: 29-35.
Simpson DS, Roberts T, Walker C, Cooper KD (2005) Using statistical process control (SPC) chart techniques to support data quality and information proficiency: the underpinning structure of high-quality health care. Quality in Primary Care.
Simpson DS, Roberts T, Walker C, Cooper KD (2005) Using statistical process control (SPC) chart techniques to support data quality and information proficiency: the underpinning structure of high-quality health care. Quality in Primary Care.
Simpson DS, Roberts T, Walker C, Cooper KD (2005) Using statistical process control (SPC) chart techniques to support data quality and information proficiency: the underpinning structure of high-quality health care. Quality in Primary Care.
Simpson DS, Roberts T, Walker C, Cooper KD (2005) Using statistical process control (SPC) chart techniques to support data quality and information proficiency: the underpinning structure of high-quality health care. Quality in Primary Care.
Simpson DS, Roberts T, Walker C, Cooper KD (2005) Using statistical process control (SPC) chart techniques to support data quality and information proficiency: the underpinning structure of high-quality health care. Quality in Primary Care.
Simpson DS, Roberts T, Walker C, Cooper KD (2005) Using statistical process control (SPC) chart techniques to support data quality and information proficiency: the underpinning structure of high-quality health care. Quality in Primary Care.
Simpson DS, Roberts T, Walker C, Cooper KD (2005) Using statistical process control (SPC) chart techniques to support data quality and information proficiency: the underpinning structure of high-quality health care. Quality in Primary Care.
Simpson DS, Roberts T, Walker C, Cooper KD (2005) Using statistical process control (SPC) chart techniques to support data quality and information proficiency: the underpinning structure of high-quality health care. Quality in Primary Care.
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