Insight Medical publishing handpicks the article for publication after a thorough and careful scrutiny following single blind peer reviewing. The articles generally deploy quantitative method to explore a particular topic or theme with empirical evidence. Review articles written based on the secondary data unearth important dimensions of the topic that is otherwise hidden. There are commentaries, reflecting the individual viewpoints and case reports that pay an exclusive focus on a particular aspect of the scientific development. Our journals are always open to novice practices and we encourage the manuscripts that document the ongoing changes and the latest advancements in the field concerned.
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A retrospective audit on the quality of periapical and bitewing radiographs taken in a primary care setting
Author(s): Rob Emanuel
Quality in Primary Care -
Lessons for intermediate- and lowprevalence areas in England from the Ethnicity Questions and Antenatal Screening for sickle cell/thalassaemia (EQUANS)study
Author(s): Simon M Dyson, Keith Chambers, Sue Gawler, Stephanie Hubbard, Vanita Jivanji, Faye Sutton, Patricia Squire
Diversity & Equality in Health and Care -
Is anyone really listening?
Author(s): Paula McGee, Mark RD Johnson
Diversity & Equality in Health and Care -
Demographic and situational variations in levels of burnout in European mental health services: a comparative study
Author(s): Peter Ryan, Marta Anczewska, Heli Laijarvi, Czeslaw Czabala, Robert Hill, Anna Kurek
Diversity & Equality in Health and Care -
Specialist diabetes clinics in primary care: the views of GPs about the impact on quality of care
Author(s): Penny Rhodes
Quality in Primary Care -
Exploring issues related to attitudes towards dental care among second-generation ethnic groups
Author(s): Kenneth Mullen, Rohan Chauhan, Rafik Gardee, Lorna M D Macpherson
Diversity & Equality in Health and Care -
Are translation and interpretation services a necessity or a luxury?
Author(s): Tasneem Irshad, Allison Worth, Aziz Sheikh
Diversity & Equality in Health and Care -
Alcohol misuse: contributor to and consequence of violence against women
Author(s): Judy Davison
Diversity & Equality in Health and Care -
ââ¬ËI know about one treatment where they keep the egg somewhereââ¬â¢: British South Asian community understandings of infertility and its treatment
Author(s): Mark RD Johnson, Lorraine Culley, Nicky Hudson, Frances Rapport, Savita Katbamna
Diversity & Equality in Health and Care -
The health promotion needs and preferences of Gypsy Travellers in Wales
Author(s): Irena Papadopoulos, Margaret Lay
Diversity & Equality in Health and Care -
Shop till they drop
Author(s): Paula McGee, Mark RD Johnson
Diversity & Equality in Health and Care -
Responding to ethnic diversity: black service usersââ¬â¢ views of mental health services in the UK
Author(s): Ric Bowl
Diversity & Equality in Health and Care -
Poverty and health in developing countries: a South African perspective
Author(s): Eunice Seekoe
Diversity & Equality in Health and Care -
Getting equal: the implications of new regulations to prohibit sexual orientation discrimination for health and social care
Author(s): Julie Fish
Diversity & Equality in Health and Care -
Clinical governance leads: roles and responsibilities
Author(s): Clare Gerada
Quality in Primary Care -
Caught between inequality and stigma: the impact of psychosocial factors and stigma on the mental health of Somali forced migrants in the London Borough of Camden
Author(s): David Palmer
Diversity & Equality in Health and Care -
Development of standards for accreditation of primary care services in Indonesia
Author(s): Yodi Mahendradhata, Adi Utarini, Tjahyono Kuntjoro
Quality in Primary Care -
Evaluating the potential impact of community pharmacy interventions on patient care in Northumberland
Author(s): Steve Gray, Sheila Woolfrey
Quality in Primary Care -
Capturing ethnicity data in primary care: challenges and feasibility in a diverse metropolitan population
Author(s): Miren Jones, Joe Kai
Diversity & Equality in Health and Care -
Evaluation of protected learning time in a primary care trust
Author(s): Richard Copeland, David Gill, Gordon Dennett
Quality in Primary Care