Volume 175 Issue 2

Editorials

• Australian general practice at a fork in the road: which way forward? Martin B Van Der Weyden (MJA 2001; 175: 62-63)
• Physician health and well-being: Canada's national approach Derek G Puddester (MJA 2001; 175: 63-64)
• The type 2 diabetes epidemic: a hidden menace Seng Khee Gan, Donald J Chisholm (MJA 2001; 175: 65-66)

GP Corporatisation

• The why and the wherefore Barry R Catchlove (MJA 2001; 175: 68-70)
• The divisional alternative Arn Sprogis (MJA 2001; 175: 70-72)
• The ethics of doctors and big business Paul D Fitzgerald (MJA 2001; 175: 73-75)
• The consumer perspective Kathy Mott (MJA 2001; 175: 75-76)

GP Academia and Research

• Research output of Australian general practice: a comparison with medicine, surgery and public health Deborah A Askew, Paul P Glasziou, Christopher B Del Mar (MJA 2001; 175: 77-80)
• Has Australian academic general practice really come of age? Max Kamien (MJA 2001; 175: 81-83)

GP Health

• Editorial: Australian general practitioners: desperately seeking satisfaction Mabel Chew, Alison Williams (MJA 2001; 175: 85-86)
• Job demands and control as predictors of occupational satisfaction in general practice Shauna J McGlone, Ian G Chenoweth (MJA 2001; 175: 88-91)

GP in Action

• Editorial: Reactive or preventive: the role of general practice in achieving a healthier Australia Mark F Harris, Paul J T Mercer (MJA 2001; 175: 92-93)
• Evaluating general practitioners' views about the implementation of the Enhanced Primary Care Medicare items Tom M Blakeman, Mark F Harris, Elizabeth J Comino, Nicholas A Zwar (MJA 2001; 175: 95-98)
• Medical emergencies in general practice in south-east Queensland: prevalence and practice preparedness Catherine L Johnston, Mark G Coulthard, Philip J Schluter, Marie-Louise B Dick (MJA 2001; 175: 99-103)
• A randomised controlled trial of the outcome of health assessment of people aged 75 years and over Jonathan W Newbury, John E Marley, Justin J Beilby (MJA 2001; 175: 104-107)
• Presentations of physical illness in people with developmental disability: the example of gastro-oesophageal reflux. [Online in pdf format] Jane M Tracy, Robyn Wallace (MJA 2001; 175: 109-111)

New Drugs, Old Drugs

• Antiviral agents for influenza, hepatitis C and herpesvirus, enterovirus and rhinovirus infections William D Rawlinson (MJA 2001; 175: 112-116)