Changing pattern in a general practitioner obstetric unit.

The obstetric content of training for the general practitioner.

Does a general practitioner support unit reduce admissions following medical referrals from general practitioners?

BACKGROUND Emergency medical admissions to UK hospitals have been increasing steadily over the past few decades and there are likely to be a proportion of these admissions that are avoidable. This evaluation aims to demonstrate whether a general practitioner support unit (GPSU) reduces general practitioner (GP) referred emergency medical admissions to an acute hospital. METHODS The GPSU compr...

Pattern of admissions in a general surgical unit.

Pattern of admissions in a general surgical unit was studied from January 1980 to July 1981. Of 1021 cases admitted 697 were non-emergency and 324 were emergency admissions. Trauma and Appendicitis were the most common surgical emergencies, whereas Hernias, Anorectal conditions and diseases of the Gall bladder were the most frequent non-emergency admissions. The length of hospital stay in relat...

General Practitioner Issues: Myocardial Infarction (1)

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Outcome of pregnancies referred to a general practitioner maternity unit in a district hospital.

OBJECTIVE To audit the outcome of pregnancies booked for confinement in a general practitioner maternity unit in a district general hospital. DESIGN Retrospective review of case records. SETTING General practitioner maternity unit in a district general hospital. PATIENTS 685 Women referred to a general practitioner unit in 1987. RESULTS 315 Nulliparous women and 330 multiparous women we...