Quality in Primary Care Open Access

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.

Smith LF, Wright AT, Skinner P (2004) Achieving practice participation in a quality agenda: The Somerset Practice Quality Programme 1998--2003. Quality in Primary Care 12(4).

Holden J, Tatham D (2004) Delay pattern analysis of 406 patients with diabetes or thyroid disease in one general practice over 10 years. Quality in Primary Care 12(4).

Hobma S, Ram P, Merode FV, van der Vleuten CP, Grol RP (2004) Feasibility, appreciation and costs of a tailored continuing professional development approach for general practitioners. Quality in Primary Care 12: 271-278.

Hobma S, Ram P, Merode FV, van der Vleuten CP, Grol RP (2004) Feasibility, appreciation and costs of a tailored continuing professional development approach for general practitioners. Quality in Primary Care 12: 271-278.

Hobma S, Ram P, Merode FV, van der Vleuten CP, Grol RP (2004) Feasibility, appreciation and costs of a tailored continuing professional development approach for general practitioners. Quality in Primary Care 12: 271-278.

MA MJ, McGowan K (2004) Hypertension and the older patient in general practice. A comparison of process and outcome for patients on multiple therapies at two practices. Quality in Primary Care 12: 243-249.

MA MJ, McGowan K (2004) Hypertension and the older patient in general practice. A comparison of process and outcome for patients on multiple therapies at two practices. Quality in Primary Care 12: 243-249.

Lacey EA, Kalsi GS, Macintosh MJ (2004) Mixed method evaluation of an innovation to improve secondary prevention of coronary heart disease in primary care. Quality in Primary Care 12(4).

Baker R (2004) Renewing professionalism: the next challenge for clinical governance?. Quality in Primary Care 12: 279-282.

Baker R (2004) Renewing professionalism: the next challenge for clinical governance?. Quality in Primary Care 12: 279-282.

Skinner B (2004) Web alert: news and views within healthcare–managing the information overload. Quality in Primary Care 12: 289-292.

Skinner B (2004) Web alert: news and views within healthcare–managing the information overload. Quality in Primary Care 12: 289-292.

Skinner B (2004) Web alert: news and views within healthcare–managing the information overload. Quality in Primary Care 12: 289-292.

Skinner B (2004) Web alert: news and views within healthcare–managing the information overload. Quality in Primary Care 12: 289-292.