FAILURE IN HOSPITALS--SUCCESS IN GENERAL PRACTICE.
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Dr A Fry describes the types of case which can be dealt with successfully in general practice, when treatment in hospital is often a failure.Dr Ian Gregg describes research on chronic bronchitis and asthma, which he considers are distinct conditions. He found measurement of peak expiratory flow valuable in the diagnosis of early chronic bronchitis. He suggests the most important factor in the development of both diseases is structural damage to the bronchial airways.Dr E Tuckman describes an investigation into the families of children who are backward readers. He found a greater degree of maladjustment in the families of backward readers than in control families, and suggests that psychotherapy to the mothers may be more useful than treating the children.
There seems to be enough material about library planning, but since mistakes, obvious ones, are made, maybe it is information without meaning. Sources of planning material are discussed, and some new libraries are considered. The necessity of discarding is urged, and methods of bringing it about are suggested.
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