High workload and job stress are associated with lower practice performance in general practice: an observational study in 239 general practices in the Netherlands von van den Hombergh, Pieter, Künzi, Beat, Elwyn, Glyn, van Doremalen, Jan, Akkermans, Reinier, Grol, Richard, Wensing, Michel

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Burden of upper respiratory tract infections in primary care facilities and excessive antimicrobial over-prescription: A community-oriented primary care project in rural Kenya von Nyamu, Nelson, Mbatia, Florence, Van den Hombergh, Pieter, Jaarsma, Simone, Agoi, Felix, Shabani, Jacob, Mantel, Michaela, De Meijer, Fleur O

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Developing a framework of, and quality indicators for, general practice management in Europe von Engels, Yvonne, Campbell, Stephen, Dautzenberg, Maaike, van den Hombergh, Pieter, Brinkmann, Henrik, Szécsényi, Joachim, Falcoff, Hector, Seuntjens, Luc, Kuenzi, Beat, Grol, Richard

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Physician, Watch Thyself: Witty Lessons on Shitty Ailments of a Dutch GP von Talen, Mary

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Saying ‘goodbye’ to single-handed practices; what do patients and staff lose or gain? von van den Hombergh, Pieter, Engels, Yvonne, van den Hoogen, Henk, van Doremalen, Jan, van den Bosch, Wil, Grol, Richard

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Is ‘practice size’ the key to quality of care?: Let us look for better clues than size von van den Hombergh, Pieter, Campbell, Stephen

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Is 'practice size' the key to quality of care? von van den Hombergh, Pieter, Campbell, Stephen

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Patient experiences with family medicine: a longitudinal study after the Dutch health care reforms in 2006 von van den Hombergh, Pieter, van Doorn-Klomberg, Arna, Campbell, Stephen, Wensing, Michel, Braspenning, Jozé

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Shifting cardiovascular care to nurses results in structured chronic care von Nouwens, Elvira, van Lieshout, Jan, van den Hombergh, Pieter, Laurant, Miranda, Wensing, Michel

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Patient safety features are more present in larger primary care practices von Gaal, Sander, van den Hombergh, Pieter, Verstappen, Wim, Wensing, Michel

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Response to “Does larger really mean safer?” von Gaal, Sander, van den Hombergh, Pieter, Verstappen, Wim, Wensing, Michel

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The effects of a team-based continuous quality improvement intervention on the management of primary care: a randomised controlled trial von Engels, Yvonne, van den Hombergh, Pieter, Mokkink, Henk, van den Hoogen, Henk, van den Bosch, Wil, Grol, Richard

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General practitioners’ workload associated to practice size rather than chronic care organisation von Wensing, Michel, Van den Hombergh, Pieter, Van Doremalen, Jan, Grol, Richard, Szecsenyi, Joachim

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Testing a European set of indicators for the evaluation of the management of primary care practices von Engels, Yvonne, Dautzenberg, Maaike, Campbell, Stephen, Broge, Björn, Boffin, Nicole, Marshall, Martin, Elwyn, Glyn, Vodopivec-Jamsek, Vlasta, Gerlach, Ferdinand M, Samuelson, Marianne, Grol, Richard

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Physician workload in primary care: what is the optimal size of practices? A cross-sectional study von Wensing, Michel, van den Hombergh, Pieter, Akkermans, Reinier, van Doremalen, Jan, Grol, Richard

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Experience as a doctor in the developing world: does it benefit the clinical and organisational performance in general practice? von van den Hombergh, Pieter, de Wit, Niek J, van Balen, Frank A M

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Organizational assessment in general practice: a systematic review and implications for quality improvement von Rhydderch, Melody, Edwards, Adrian, Elwyn, Glyn, Marshall, Martin, Engels, Yvonne, Van den Hombergh, Pieter, Grol, Richard

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Primary prevention of cardio-metabolic diseases in general practice: A Dutch survey of attitudes and working methods of general practitioners von Nielen, Markus M. J., Assendelft, Willem J. J., Drenthen, Anton J. M., van den Hombergh, Pieter, van Dis, Ineke, Schellevis, Francois G.

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Physician workload in primary care: What is the optimal size of practices? von Wensing, Michel, van den Hombergh, Pieter, Akkermans, Reinier, van Doremalen, Jan, Grol, Richard

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Are family practice trainers and their host practices any better? Comparing practice trainers and non-trainers and their practices von van den Hombergh, Pieter, Schalk-Soekar, Saskia, Kramer, Anneke, Bottema, Ben, Campbell, Stephen, Braspenning, Jozé

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