Unnecessary attendance to the accident and emergency department.

Por Leaman, A
Publicado em 1985

Injuries in early-adolescent girls.

Por Leaman, A
Publicado em 1986

See and Treat: a management driven method of achieving targets or a tool for better patient care? One size does not fit all

Por Leaman, A
Publicado em 2003

The NICE guidelines for the management of head injury: the view from a district hospital

Por Leaman, A
Publicado em 2004

Re: The use of the accident and emergency department.

Por Leaman, A M
Publicado em 1987

The case against trauma centres.

Por Leaman, A M
Publicado em 1991

Nurse practitioners.

Por Leaman, A M
Publicado em 1996

The future for district general hospitals and their A&E departments.

Por Leaman, A M
Publicado em 1996

SHOs' interpretation of x rays.

Por Leaman, A M
Publicado em 1998

Minor injuries units.

Por Leaman, A M
Publicado em 1999

UK major trauma outcome study

Por Leaman, A M
Publicado em 1992

Does emergency medicine in the UK have a future?

Por Leaman, A M
Publicado em 2007

Perception of risk in motor-cyclists.

Por Leaman, A, Fitch, M
Publicado em 1986

Cantharis in the early treatment of minor burns.

Por Leaman, A M, Gorman, D
Publicado em 1989

Can we abolish skull x rays for head injury?

Por Leaman, A M, Rysdale, E
Publicado em 2006

Treatment of sprained ankles by physiotherapists at professional soccer clubs.

Por Leaman, A M, Simpson, D E
Publicado em 1988

Points: Paramedics in the United Kingdom?

Por Leaman, A M, Beckett, M W
Publicado em 1984

Use of the emergency department by Polish migrant workers

Por Leaman, A M, Rysdale, E, Webber, R
Publicado em 2006

Skull X-rays after trauma: are both laterals necessary?

Por Leaman, A M, Gorman, D F, Danher, J, Nixon, T
Publicado em 1988