Guidelines for preventive activities in general practice
ISBN: 978-0-86906-452-8 (Web) First edition published 1989 Second edition published 1993 Third edition published 1994 Fourth edition published 1996 Fifth edition published 2001, updated 2002 Sixth edition published 2005 Seventh edition published 2009 Eighth edition published 2012 Ninth edition published 2016, updated 2018
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