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Articles in Dec 2002 issue of Journal of Family Practice

• Stages of change analysis of smokers attending clinics for the medically underserved - JFP Online - Abstract
  by Karen M. Gil
• Prevalence of overactive bladder and urinary incontinence - Original Research
  by Fabio Parazzini
• Effectiveness of chart prompt about immunizations in an urban health center - JFP Online - Abstract
  by Ilene Timko Burns
• What are effective strategies for reducing the risk of steroid-induced osteoporosis? - Clinical inquiries: from The Family Practice inquiries network
  by Peter G. Koval
• Primary care family physicians and 2 hospitalist models: comparison of outcomes, processes, and costs - Original Research
  by Peter C. Smith
• What are the indications for urodynamic testing in older adults with incontinence? - Clinical inquiries: from the Family Practice inquiries network
  by Ricardo Lopez
• The hospitalist movement and family practice—an uneasy fit - Commentary
  by Bruce Bagley
• What is the best diagnostic approach to paresthesias of the hand? - Clinical inquiries: from the Family Practice inquiries network
  by Kip A. Corrington
• Urea breath testing and analysis in the primary care office - Brief Report
  by Antone R. Opekun
• Corrections - Correction Notice
• Nortriptyline effective for smoking cessation - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters - Abstract
  by Lori M. Dickerson
• Patient and physician explanatory models for acute bronchitis - Original Research
  by Laura M. Snell
• Revascularization not superior to conservative treatment of acute coronary syndromes - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters - Abstract
  by T. Grant Phillips
• Managing musculoskeletal complaints with rehabilitation therapy: Summary of the Philadelphia Panel evidence-based clinical practice guidelines on musculoskeletal rehabilitation interventions - Special Article
  by Geoffrey R. Harris
• Lansoprazole ineffective for functional dyspepsia - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters - Abstract
  by Anne L. Mounsey
• Efficacy of daily hypertonic saline nasal irrigation among patients with sinusitis: a randomized controlled trial - Original Research
  by David Rabago
• Benefits of tamoxifen for breast cancer prevention do not always outweigh overall risks - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters - Abstract
  by Carmen Strickland
• Cancer recurrence and mortality in women using hormone replacement therapy after breast cancer: meta-analysis - Original Research
  by Linda N. Meurer
• Shock wave therapy ineffective for plantar fasciitis - Patient-Oriented Evidence that Matters - Abstract
  by Peter S. Ham
• Improved detection of depression in primary care through severity evaluation - Original Research
  by Donald E. Nease, Jr