Cooperative language in consultations by male and female doctors - Paper can be interpreted in two ways depending on reader's viewpoint - Reply by Skelton, JR, Hobbs, R

Descriptive study of cooperative language in primary care consultations by male and female doctors. by Skelton, JR, Hobbs, F

Concordancing: use of language-based research in medical communication. by Skelton, JR, Hobbs, F

Imprecision in medical communication: study of a doctor talking to patients with serious illness. by Skelton, JR, Murray, J, Hobbs, F

A concordance-based study of metaphoric expressions used by general practitioners and patients in consultation. by Skelton, JR, Wearn, A, Hobbs, F

"I" and "we": a concordancing analysis of how doctors and patients use first person pronouns in primary care consultations. by Skelton, JR, Wearn, A, Hobbs, F

Analysis of primary care staff language about aggression at work using concordancing techniques to identify themes. by Carter, Y, Skelton, JR, Kenkre, J, Hobbs, F

The development of a training pack on the management of aggression and violence in primary care by Carter, Y, Kenkre, J, Skelton, JR, Hobbs, R

Teaching clinical skills in a community setting: The consultants' view by Skelton, JR, Parle, J, Greenfield, S, Lester, H, Hobbs, R