More than two years ago the Government launched its primary care strategy.

Aim: To understand the process of diagnosing TB in UK primary care.

Background: Patient participation in primary care treatment decisions has been much debated.

Setting: Twenty primary care practices from New York City, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh.

However, it is too detailed to be used in primary care practices.

Setting: A large primary care clinic of a staff-model health maintenance organization.

Letters were also mailed to patients' primary care doctors requesting their support.

Memory impairment is common among older primary care patients without diagnosed dementia.

This will require greater cooperation from primary care providers and the government.

Background: Patients with unexplained somatic symptoms are commonly seen in primary care.

Introduction: Depression and anxiety disorders are highly prevalent among primary care patients.

Setting: 110 primary care doctors affiliated with three hospitals in the Netherlands.

Setting: Offices of family physicians and primary care pediatricians in Hamilton-Wentworth, Ont.

Methods: Subjects were referred from primary care clinics and failed conservative treatment.

However, recognition and treatment of these disorders in primary care is deficient.

Strategies to reduce CHD risk should be incorporated into HIV primary care.