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Volume: 13

1. Medical counselling by computer mediated communication.	Page:310—317
2. Demographic characteristics and family function among shift-workers.	Page:709—718
3. A clinical survey of Tsutsugamushi disease that occured in the autum of 1991.	Page:703—708
4. A study on the knowledge and personal history about hepatitis Bviral marker in the university admission.	Page:693—702
5. Computer-assisted patient education in primary health care.	Page:681—692
6. A study on the etiology of chest pain.	Page:671—680
7. A baseline study on satisfaction rate and cognition rate on oriental care and occicental medical care.	Page:891—900
8. A study of behavioral aspect for the health promotion among physician and general population.	Page:879—890
9. Training satisfaction according to the type of family practice residency program.	Page:869—877
10. Baseline factors associated with smoking cessation.	Page:862—868
11. Smoking pattern of patients in family practice.	Page:853—861
12. Clinical investigation of patients with acute paraquat poisoning and a case report of patient who survived repeated intoxication.	Page:173—180
13. Patients' perspective to periodic health examination.	Page:164—172
14. Reference(cut-off) values of serum total cholesterol for risk groupof atherosclerosis among normal adults in Korea.	Page:152—163
15. A study on the mutual interactions of atherosclerotic risk factors:results from employee pediatric health examinations.	Page:140—151
16. The relationship between gastroscopic findings and depression.	Page:132—139
17. A study on the patterns of depression in the functional dyspepsiapatients.	Page:125—131
18. A comparison of reminder models for increasing compliance forcervical cancer screening in a family practice setting.	Page:117—124
19. A study on the presence of anti-HBs at 4 years after hepatitis-B vaccination.	Page:35—41
20. A comparative study on the efficacy of low-dose intradermal hepatitis B vaccination.	Page:28—34
21. Acute appendicitis in children.	Page:20—27
22. Effect of reminders on cervical cancer screening.	Page:552—558
23. The evaluation of health behaviors of comprehensive-health-checkup patients.	Page:542—551
24. Comparison of capture rate for endocervical ekements of three papsmear methods.	Page:534—541
25. A study on the predictors of the positive urine culture in the community hospital patients with presumptive UIT's.	Page:523—533
26. The accuracy of chest P-A interpretation by practicing familyphysician.	Page:516—522
27. Clinical application of Edwards' antepartum risk scoring system on primary care service.	Page:509—515
28. Effect of physician's antismoking education on patient's amoking behavior.	Page:503—508
29. Clinical study on necrotizing lymphadenitis.	Page:491—502
30. A study of cardiovascular risk factors revealed in periodic health examination of insured adults.	Page:364—375
31. The reliability of health risk appraisals questionnaire: in SNUH lifetime health-monitoring program.	Page:354—363
32. The diseases associated with obesity in Korean adults.	Page:344—353
33. Comparison of diagnostic methods of resident family physicians and internists by standardized patient.	Page:335—343
34. The analysis of clinical contents in primary care in university-based family practice clinics.	Page:327—334
35. Assessment of alcohol dependence in primary care.	Page:318—326
36. A case of CREST syndrome proven anti-ced entromere antibody.	Page:85—90
37. A case of Henoch-Schonlein purpura nephritis preceded by acute abdomen.	Page:79—84
38. Prevalence and clinical characteristics of the anti-HCV positive patients who had invreased transaminase levels with negative HBsAg.	Page:72—78
39. Clinical study on fatty liver and chronic hepatitis by liver biopsy.	Page:63—71
40. Clinical observation of delirium tremens.	Page:57—62
41. Positive rate of anti-HCV in patients with abnormal liver function test.	Page:49—56
42. The clinical evaluation of premenstrual syndrome(PMS).	Page:42—48
43. The evaluation of functional status and quality of life of end stage renal failure patients undergoing hemodialysis in SNHA lifetimehealth monitoring program.	Page:450—459
44. Errors in death certificates in Korea.	Page:442—449
45. A study on relationship of headache to depression and anxiety.	Page:436—441
46. The characteristics of patients that residents consider difficult.	Page:428—435
47. Estimation of mortality in Kyongsangpook-do area.	Page:420—427
48. A study of relationship between hypertension and hyperlipidemia in the health screening center.	Page:410—419
49. The choice of drug and laboratory tests in hypertension.	Page:402—408
50. The type of disease in adolescence.	Page:951—961
51. Factors affecting serum lipid levels by analysis of adult health examination.	Page:943—950
52. Factors related to serum total cholesterol.	Page:935—942
53. Depression of highschool senior students in Seoul.	Page:927—934
54. Anxious and depressive trends of bowel disease.	Page:916—926
55. The relationship between the paralytic pattern and the onset ofparalytic poliomyelitis.	Page:769—774
56. An analysis of family medicine-based evening practice in general hospital.	Page:759—767
57. A study of medical insurance education in primary care institute.	Page:753—758
58. The clinical investigation of the femoral shaft fracture in children.	Page:744—752
59. Difference in necessity for some training tasks between family medicine faculties and non-family medicine specialists.	Page:729—741
60. Analysis of the ambulatory medical care according to the ICPC method.	Page:264—283
61. The effects of family functioning on infant birthweight.	Page:254—263
62. A survey of inpatients in family medicine department.	Page:246—253
63. The comparison of quality of life between hypertension patients andnormal control subjects.	Page:240—245
64. A study on the relationship between fatigue and stress.	Page:226—232
65. A study on the analysis of urine which is delayed in room temperature.	Page:219—225
66. Study of chronic paranasal sinusitis in children.	Page:643—647
67. The recognition of family medicine among local community inhabitants and the comparison of family APGAR scores.	Page:636—642
68. A survey on the actual situations and attitude of medical servicewith usual medical provider.	Page:627—635
69. A study on the weak points in EKG reading of family practice residents.	Page:621—626
70. Target diseases detection by health screening test among asymptomatic adults.	Page:610—620
71. A study on muscle tension level of headache patients and controls by using EMG biofeedback.	Page:602—609
72. A close examination od smoking highschool students and the relationship between family APGAR score and smoking.	Page:592—601
73. Prevalence of gallstones in Korean.	Page:581—591
74. The impact of physician's brief counseling on the patients' smokinghabit.	Page:574—580
75. Clinical predictors of positive computed tomographic scan in headtrauma patient.	Page:565—573
76. Acute epiglottitis in adults.	Page:829—834
77. The relationship between gastroscopic findings and FACES III.	Page:821—828
78. A quick measurement of stress in outpatient clinic setting.	Page:809—820
79. An analysis of contents of outpatients in geriatric center.	Page:800—808
80. Presentation of cancer diagnosis from the patients' point of view.	Page:790—799