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Recent guidelines have suggested that testing young dyspeptic patients for Helicobacter pylori infection will produce more appropriate referrals for endoscopic investigation. Our aim was to describe how awareness of patient H. pylori status changes the practice of general practitioners (GPs) who do not currently use H. pylori testing and/or eradication in their management of dyspepsia. We studied a 5 per cent systematic sample (n = 177), stratified by health authority, of GPs in the North West region of England.

How might general practitioner knowledge of patient Helicobacter pylori status change the management of dyspepsia in primary care?