Christopher Dowrick

In this issue
Chronic Illness 2005 1: 95-96. [PDF] [References]  

News and Viewpoints
Chronic Illness 2005 1: 97-100. [PDF] [References]  

Linda Gask

Is depression a chronic illness? For the motion
Chronic Illness 2005 1: 101-106. [PDF] [References]  

Gordon Parker

Is depression a chronic illness? Parker opposes the motion
Chronic Illness 2005 1: 107-112. [PDF] [References]  

Evelyn M. Van Weel-Baumgarten

Is depression a chronic illness? A response from the perspective of general practice
Chronic Illness 2005 1: 113-115. [PDF] [References]  

Lindsay Prior

Is depression a chronic illness? A sociological perspective
Chronic Illness 2005 1: 116-119. [PDF] [References]  

Jane L. Carr and Jennifer A. Klaber Moffett

Review Paper: The impact of social deprivation on chronic back pain outcomes
Chronic Illness 2005 1: 121-129. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Catherine Heffernan and Crispin Jenkinson

Review Paper: Measuring outcomes for neurological disorders: a review of disease-specific health status instruments for three degenerative neurological conditions
Chronic Illness 2005 1: 131-142. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Sheana S. Bull, Bridget Gaglio, H. Garth Mckay, and Russell E. Glasgow

Harnessing the potential of the Internet to promote chronic illness self-management: diabetes as an example of how well we are doing
Chronic Illness 2005 1: 143-155. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Simon Cocksedge and Carl May

Pastoral relationships and holding work in primary care: affect, subjectivity and chronicity
Chronic Illness 2005 1: 157-163. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Neil Small, Hanif Ismail, Penny Rhodes, and John Wright

Evidence of cultural hybridity in responses to epilepsy among Pakistani Muslims living in the UK
Chronic Illness 2005 1: 165-177. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

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