Julian Tudor Hart

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The inverse care law. (1971) (1883)
Inequalities in Health, The Black Report (1983) (1582)
Memory and the feeling-of-knowing experience. (1965) (749)
Multimorbidity and the inverse care law in primary care (2012) (120)
Dietary sodium restriction for mild hypertension in general practice. (1983) (111)
The "new kind of doctor". (1994) (110)
Semicontinuous screening of a whole community for hypertension. (1970) (79)
Twenty five years of case finding and audit in a socially deprived community. (1991) (77)
Second-try recall, recognition, and the memory-monitoring process. (1967) (76)
Rule of halves: implications of increasing diagnosis and reducing dropout for future workload and prescribing costs in primary care. (1992) (70)
UNEMPLOYMENT AND HEALTH: A disaster and a challenge (1988) (68)
Dietary sodium and arterial blood pressure: evidence against genetic susceptibility. (1985) (60)
Health Care and General Practice across Europe (1994) (60)
Urinary organic acids in man. III. Quantitative ranges and patterns of excretion in a normal population. (1976) (56)
Two paths for medical practice (1992) (48)
Expectations of health care: promoted, managed or shared? (1998) (46)
Methodological note on feeling-of-knowing experiments. (1966) (46)
VITALITY AND AGING. IMPLICATIONS OF THE RECTANGULAR CURVE (1983) (39)
Cochrane Lecture 1997. What evidence do we need for evidence based medicine? (1997) (36)
Be your own coroner: an audit of 500 consecutive deaths in a general practice. (1987) (35)
COMPARISON OF BLOOD PRESSURE, SODIUM INTAKE, AND OTHER VARIABLES IN OFFSPRING WITH AND WITHOUT A FAMILY HISTORY OF HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE (1983) (34)
What evidence do we need for evidence based medicine ? (29)
Fetal and placental size and risk of hypertension in adult life (1990) (26)
George Swift lecture. The world turned upside down: proposals for community-based undergraduate medical education. (1985) (26)
‘The Battle for Health'. A Political History of the Socialist Medical Association, 1930–51. J Stewart. Aldershot UK/ Brookfield USA: Ashgate, 1999, pp.259, £55.00. ISBN: 1 85928 218 0. (2002) (24)
Caring effects (1996) (19)
Primary medical care in Spain. (1990) (19)
Worlds of difference (2008) (19)
Wheezing in young children: problems of measurement and management. (1986) (18)
Community general practitioners. (1984) (18)
Screen detected high blood pressure under 40: a general practice population followed up for 21 years. (1993) (18)
James Mackenzie lecture 1989. Reactive and proactive care: a crisis. (1990) (16)
Practice nurses: an underused resource. (1985) (16)
Clinical and economic consequences of patients as producers. (1995) (15)
Laparoscopic excision of a noncommunicating rudimentary uterine horn (1996) (15)
A NEW TYPE OF GENERAL PRACTITIONER (1983) (15)
Justice and solidarity (2010) (15)
Inverse and positive care laws. (2004) (14)
Dietary sodium restriction for mild hypertension in general practice. (1983) (14)
The management of high blood pressure in general practice. (1975) (12)
Relation of primary care to undergraduate education. (1973) (12)
Health Care or Health Trade? A Historic Moment of Choice (2004) (12)
The political economy of health care : where the NHS came from and where it could lead (2010) (12)
‘ The political economy of health care : a clinical perspective ’ (2008) (12)
A few lessons in screening for Gordon Brown (2008) (11)
Industry and the health service. (1973) (11)
Coronary heart disease prevention in primary care: seven lessons from three decades. (1990) (10)
The distribution of mortality from coronary heart disease in South Wales. (1970) (10)
Our feet set on a new path entirely (1998) (10)
Data on occupational mortality, 1959-63. Too little and too late. (1972) (10)
Hypertension in the Young and the Old. (1982) (9)
Dietary sodium and blood pressure in young people with and without familial predisposition to high blood pressure. (1986) (9)
Hypertension guidelines. Other diseases complicate management. (1993) (8)
The health of coal mining communities. (1971) (8)
Who Has Seen a Blood Sugar? Reflections on Medical Education (1997) (7)
Coronary heart disease: preventable but not prevented? (1990) (7)
The Marriage of Primary Care and Epidemiology: The Milroy Lecture, 1974 (1974) (7)
Measurement of omission. (1982) (7)
What sort of letters do GPs want to receive from hospital specialists? (1989) (7)
Primary care in the industrial areas of Britain. Evolution and current problems. (1972) (6)
Proposals for assisted entry to medical schools for health workers as mature students. (1974) (6)
Health Policy Reform: Driving the Wrong Way? John Lister, Enfield, Middlesex: Middlesex University Press, 2005, pp. 342, £25.00, ISBN: 1-904750-45-1. (2006) (6)
Effect of moderate dietary sodium restriction on patients with mild hypertension in general practice. (1983) (6)
Intersalt data. Slow decremental change in dietary sodium load in whole populations is needed. (1997) (6)
Sudden death in coronary thrombosis (1972) (5)
Thoughts from an old GP (1998) (5)
Healthy Choices: Future Options for the NHS (1997) (5)
Innovative consultation time as a common European currency (1995) (4)
Hypertension and the prevention of coronary heart death in general practice. (1984) (4)
How to afford a just health service. (2012) (4)
The world turned upsidedown: proposalsforcommunity-based undergraduate medicaleducation (1985) (4)
General-practice workload, needs, and resources in the National Health Service. (1976) (4)
Book of the Month: The Autonomous Patient: Ending Paternalism in Medical Care (2002) (4)
Specialization in general practice. (1980) (4)
Money for old rope (1978) (3)
Outpatient Waiting Lists (1983) (3)
Coronary prevention in Britain: action at last? (1987) (3)
LOCAL HEALTH AND WELFARE: Is partnership possible? (1990) (3)
The white paper: contest for contracts. (2006) (3)
Commentary: Sir James Mackenzie (1853–1925): An ambiguous pioneer for research in primary care (2012) (3)
Health promotion in general practice. Well man clinics won't reduce morbidity. (1993) (3)
Clinical research by GPs in their own practices. (2009) (3)
Continuity would be achieved with patient held records (2002) (3)
General practitioners' workload in primary care led NHS (1997) (3)
Is screening for essential hypertension in children essential? (2008) (3)
Rational care needed, not rationing. (1993) (3)
Salt restriction for borderline hypertension. (1984) (3)
Sexism and the plural in medical writing (1988) (3)
Further from Washington: can Celtic UK renew the NHS? (2004) (3)
Reduction of blood cholesterol levels in the population: can it be done? (1986) (2)
Ten years' experience in general practice of dip-slide urine culture in children under five years old. (1979) (2)
THE PHYSICIAN'S PRACTICE. (1982) (2)
Historical footnote on the treatment of mild hypertension (2012) (2)
McKeown's The Role of Medicine: advancing backwards. (1977) (2)
EAT YOUR HEART OUT: The fallacy of the `healthy diet' (1988) (2)
Call for shake up in NHS funding: A reply to 900 doctors (2006) (2)
The White Paper: a framework for survival? (2010) (2)
General practice records. (1978) (2)
Recruitment to randomised controlled trials (1993) (2)
SCREENING FOR HYPERTENSION (1974) (2)
PERSONAL COST OF HOSPITAL ADMISSION (1976) (2)
Seeing red. Julian Tudor Hart interviewed by David Brindle. (2007) (2)
The teaching of medical history and education for change. (1989) (2)
Future strategies of hypertension control by age. (1980) (2)
Why are doctors so unhappy? Unhappiness will be defeated when doctors accept full social responsibility. (2001) (2)
SCREENING FOR RISK OF CORONARY HEART DISEASE (1987) (2)
Reform of undergraduate medical teaching in the United Kingdom: Unfunded reform always ends in reaction (2004) (2)
GENERAL PRACTICE TODAY (1950) (2)
Doctor Chekhov: a Study in Literature & Medicine (1997) (1)
Screening for urinary abnormalities (1998) (1)
British blood cholesterol values and the American consensus (1985) (1)
Save the general practice record. (1989) (1)
HOW MANY DOCTORS DO WE NEED (1968) (1)
Health Care in Central Asia. Martin McKee, Judith Healy, Jane Falkingham (eds). European Observatory on Health Care Systems series. Buckingham/Philadelphia: Open University Press, 2002, pp. 213 + xiv, £22.50 (PB). ISBN: 0335209262; £65 (HB) ISBN 0335209270. (2002) (1)
A new stage in prevention of coronary heart disease. (1985) (1)
Depression and oral contraception. (1970) (1)
Health, inequality and commercialisation (2010) (1)
Wants and needs (2011) (1)
Anticipatory care for the diabetic-hypertensive bundle. (2008) (1)
REPRESENTATION OF COMMUNITY HEALTH COUNCILS IN HEALTH-CENTRE MANAGEMENT (1975) (1)
Taking the Rough with the Smooth: Dietary Fibre and your Health (1976) (1)
DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION (1974) (1)
Evidence not ideology (2005) (1)
Practising prevention: coronary disease. (1982) (1)
Why family doctors should not advertise. (1988) (1)
Social decisions associated with rationing are not yet acceptable (1996) (1)
RETROLENTAL FIBROPLASIA. A MODERN PARABLE (1982) (1)
THE BLACK REPORT: A CHALLENGE TO POLITICIANS (1982) (1)
Prevention of Coronary Heart Disease and Stroke (1988) (1)
Greeks bearing gifts (1987) (1)
Worlds of diff erence (2008) (1)
Democratise or Perish: The Health Sciences as a Path for Social Change (2000) (1)
Asthma and open cast mining. (1992) (1)
Letters to the EditorPREVENTION OF CORONARY HEART-DISEASE (1974) (1)
Can we and do we prevent strokes by treating hypertension? (1979) (1)
BEVAN AND THE DOCTORS (1973) (1)
ADHD is a social problem (2013) (1)
Respiratory disease and hypertension. (1983) (1)
Burnout or into battle (1994) (1)
CHALLENGE OF GENERAL PRACTICE (1979) (1)
MEDICAL VISIT TO THE U.S.S.R (1974) (0)
Primary care in the industrial areas of Britain. Evolution and current problems. (1972) (0)
Selling screening. (1988) (0)
Effects of the Heartbeat Wales programme. Market researchers are not suitable for collecting health data. (1998) (0)
What does it produce (2010) (0)
Points: Drums begin to beat in the waiting list jungle (1987) (0)
Generalists and specialists (2010) (0)
[National Health Service in England-Marxist evaluation]. (1972) (0)
Are we managing hypertension? (1984) (0)
Appeasement 1977 style (1978) (0)
Secondary prevention of myocardial infarction: an uncertain feeling. (1982) (0)
GENERAL-PRACTICE WORKLOAD (1977) (0)
Multiple-puncture tuberculin testing. (1979) (0)
Clinical Judgment (2000) (0)
[A visitor's view of the prospects for primary care and medical education in Israel]. (1993) (0)
Creating the National Health Service: Aneurin Bevan and the Medical Lords. Marvin Rintala. London/Portland, OR: Frank Cass, 2003, pp. 163, £45.00 (HB) ISBN: 0-7146-5506-6, £18.50 (PB) ISBN: 0-7146-8404-X. (2003) (0)
A frisky genotype for primary hypertension? (1993) (0)
PREVENTION OF CORONARY HEART-DISEASE (1974) (0)
What does patient-centredness really mean? (2001) (0)
General practice research framework carries out such trials (1996) (0)
AN AMERICAN'S VIEW OF THE N.H.S. (1966) (0)
Low Prevalence of Hypertension in Falkland Islands Men (1984) (0)
Letter: Bran and blood-lipids. (1974) (0)
The changing interface between primary and secondary care. (1985) (0)
THE REAL NHS BUDGET SINCE 1979 (1986) (0)
How many doctors we need? (1968) (0)
Alcohol Problems. ABC of Alcohol. Alcohol and Alcoholism (1983) (0)
General practice and the green-paper. (1969) (0)
High Blood Pressure in Childhood and Adolescence, and the Origins of Adult Disease in Childhood (2018) (0)
WHY AND WHERE SHOULD THE AXE FALL (2010) (0)
The Evolution of British General Practice 1850–1948 (2001) (0)
The British Medical Journal, general practitioners and the state 1840-1990 (2019) (0)
A new kind of doctor. (1981) (0)
SHRIRE'S CLINICAL CARDIOLOGY (1982) (0)
The pathology of family life (1968) (0)
[High blood pressure in young adults]. (2018) (0)
Politics and the M.P.U (1964) (0)
BRAN AND BLOOD-LIPIDS (1974) (0)
Setting standards in general practice (1985) (0)
Book Review: Hypertension (1981) (0)
TO WHOM ARE WE ANSWERABLE? (1983) (0)
Predictive effect of heartburn and indigestion and risk of upper gastro-intestinal malignancy (2012) (0)
Alternative contracts in the NHS. (1994) (0)
PROBLEMS IN CARDIOLOGY (1982) (0)
Prevention and care of disabling chest disease (1981) (0)
General practice under the National Health Service 1948–1997. (1999) (0)
A FEW FOR THE MULTITUDE? (1976) (0)
Severe vesicoureteric reflux in children (1983) (0)
Social Class and Health in Older Women: Sense and Insensibility (1996) (0)
Grand, bland, and probably unrecognisable Kenneth C Calman (1998) (0)
GP working style and patient health status. (1992) (0)
General practice records. (1978) (0)
Going to the Doctor (2020) (0)
Government push for disability over unemployment benefit explains results. (2012) (0)
ANTIHYPERTENSIVE DRUGS TODAY (1980) (0)
Nobility is not enough Jeremy Lee-Potter A Damn Bad Business (1997) (0)
Evidence not ideology. Author's reply (2005) (0)
The NHS as wealth production (2010) (0)
Hypertension and general practice. (1980) (0)
Commentary: A very Fabian dilemma. (2003) (0)
Air pollution by noise. (1970) (0)
Illusions and reality of the G.P.'s workload (1977) (0)
Prescription charges (1976) (0)
The future of the College. (1978) (0)
The Causes of Cancer (1926) (0)
Unemployment and Health (1994) (0)
Guide to the Guidelines: Disease Management Made Simple (1997) (0)
A REVIEW OF β BLOCKERS (1976) (0)
DIET AND THE HEART (1982) (0)
Mental health in a sick society: what are people for? (2010) (0)
Prescription charges bring hardship (1984) (0)
Letter: Prevention of coronary heart-disease. (1974) (0)
Drill for sub-ungal haematoma (1970) (0)
PRIVATE PRACTICE AND THE MEDICAL DIRECTORY (1981) (0)
Air pollution by noise. (1970) (0)
TEN MINUTES FOR EVERYONE (1977) (0)
Editorials: Home Readings of Blood Pressure (1985) (0)
Changing the Public Health (Book). (1990) (0)
Strikes by Hospital Ancillaries (1973) (0)
A frisky genotype for primary hypertension? (1993) (0)
5 Dietary Sodium Restriction in Free-Living Offspring with and without a Family History of High Blood Pressure (1984) (0)
The Role of Medicine (Book). (1980) (0)
Fitness for Driving (1964) (0)
General Medical Council (1972) (0)
Health & Society in Britain Since 1939 (2001) (0)
SALT (1984) (0)
Is screening for hypertension in children essential (2008) (0)
DIET AND ARTERIAL DISEASE (1981) (0)
Medicine and the humane society (1980) (0)
RECENT ADVANCES IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH (1983) (0)
The people's NHS: time for a new hypothesis? (2016) (0)
Knocking the B.M.A (1975) (0)
EAT YOUR HEART OUT (1988) (0)
Coronary disease hypertension, stroke, and diabetes. (1979) (0)
Letter: Diagnosis and treatment of hypertension. (1974) (0)
HOW FAIR THE SHARE (1963) (0)
Book Review: Health Systems and Public Scrutiny: Australia. Britain and the United States (1983) (0)
A lottery for life (1983) (0)
Book Review: Hypertension in the Young and the Old (1982) (0)
A space in which to learn (2010) (0)
Still nobody's business? Prevention of coronary disease through primary care. (1984) (0)
Multiple-puncture tuberculin testing. (1979) (0)
[The public health service in England--a Marxist evaluation]. (1973) (0)
RIGHT TO STRIKE IN THE N.H.S. (1978) (0)
Screening for glaucoma (1986) (0)
Choosing a doctor in the USSR. (1979) (0)
Depression and oral contraception. (1970) (0)
How does it produce (2010) (0)

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