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Examines the effectiveness of ultrasonography and intravenous urography for the diagnosis of urinary tract infection on adults in Oxford, England. Comparison between the performance of the techniques; Accuracy of the techniques on detection of abnormalities of urinary system; Methodology of the treatment of the disease.

Assesses the attitudes of general practitioners towards the role for community pharmacists in England. Preference of several doctors for extended role of community pharmacists; Professional relationships between doctors and pharmacist; Role of community pharmacist in health education and screening.

Explores the implementation of perineal management policies to minimize trauma during spontaneous vaginal delivery in Berkshire, England. Restriction of episiotomy to fetal indications; Use of continuous suture to repair the vagina; Presence of maternal pain and urinary symptoms.

Assesses the knowledge, behavior and attitude of general practitioners on postmortem examinations in England. Clinical management of postmortem examinations; Basis for mortality statistics; Indications of the quality of patient care prior to death.