BMJ (BMJ, originalmente llamado British Medical Journal)

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  Año 2014, Vol. 349, Número 7976

  • Lateral radiograph of the ankle

    Lorna Mary Gibson, Tom Nicholas Blankenstein

    pág. 4796

    

  • Ciro de Quadros

    Sophie Arie

    pág. 4853

    

  • The science of anthropogenic climate change: what every doctor should know

    David McCoy

    pág. 5178

    

  • Impact of sepsis on risk of postoperative arterial and venous thromboses: large prospective cohort study

    Jacques D Donzé, Paul M. Ridker, Samuel R.G. Finlayson

    • Resumen

    pág. 5334

    

  • Renewing the call for clinical ethicists

    Daniel K Sokol

    pág. 5342

    

  • Effect of implementation of the mass breast cancer screening programme in older women in the Netherlands: population based study

    Nienke A de Glas

    • Resumen

    pág. 5410

    

  • Preoperative sepsis and postoperative thrombosis

    Paul S Myles

    pág. 5444

    

  • Do the solutions for global health lie in healthcare?

    Jocalyn Clark

    pág. 5457

    

  • Commentary: False dichotomy hinders global health

    Gavin Yamey

    pág. 5458

    

  • A man with absolute dysphagia after eating a steak

    Max S Osborne, Tom Saunders, Fiona Fuerstenberg, Declan Costello, Balraj Dhesi

    pág. 5462

    

  • Managing common symptoms of cerebral palsy in children

    Mathew D Sewell, Deborah M Eastwood

    pág. 5474

    

  • Preventing hospital admission: we need evidence based policy rather than �policy based evidence�

    David Oliver

    pág. 5538

    

  • Ebola in an unprepared Africa

    Oyewale Tomori

    pág. 5597

    

  • Should we take patients to hospital in cardiac arrest?

    Bruce D Adams, Jonathan Benger

    pág. 5659

    

  • Assessment and management of bipolar disorder: summary of updated NICE guidance

    Tim Kendall, Richard K. Morriss, Evan Mayo-Wilson, Elena Marcus

    pág. 5673

    

  • Integrated disease management for adults with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

    pág. 5675

    

  • Centralising acute stroke services: study confounded by financial investment

    Andrew Hill

    pág. 5710

    

  • Study on centralising acute stroke services provides no firm conclusions

    Matthew P Rudd

    pág. 5715

    

  • Authors� reply to Hill and Rudd

    pág. 5717

    

  • Randomised controlled trials: balance in baseline characteristics

    Philip Sedgwick

    pág. 5721

    

  • US oncologist faces life in prison for false cancer diagnoses

    pág. 5738

    

  • Angela Coulter: Loves patient involvement, hates pomposity

    pág. 5743

    

  • Medical regulation: more reforms are needed

    Kieran Walshe, Julian Archer

    pág. 5744

    

  • Listen to patients first

    Tessa Richards

    pág. 5765

    

  • Data from one GP to inform the debate whether patients should be able to email their general practitioner

    Azeem Majeed

    pág. 5766

    

  • European perioperative ? blockade guidelines must be changed immediately to safeguard patients

    Stephen N Bolsin, Mark Colson

    pág. 5768

    

  • Foundation trusts in England record overall deficit for first time

    Gareth Iacobucci

    pág. 5769

    

  • Margaret McCartney: For Scotland, the real winner is democracy

    pág. 5773

    

  • US drug maker is challenged over decision to force patients to use new version of drug as patent expiry looms

    pág. 5775

    

  • NHS could save £210m a year if all cancers were diagnosed as early as in best areas

    Zosia Kmietowicz

    pág. 5776