The safety culture of the Ljubljana community health centre’s employees [PDF]
Slovenian Journal of Public Health, 2021 Patient safety is one of the key aspects of healthcare quality and a serious global public health concern. Patient safety culture is a part of the patient safety concept.
Tevžič Špela +2 more
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Working conditions and satisfaction with working conditions among Slovenian family medicine trainees: A cross-sectional study [PDF]
Slovenian Journal of Public Health, 2021 In order to achieve a high standard in training programmes for future family medicine specialists, it is essential to have good tutors with well-organised family medicine practices.
Pašić Klemen, Ivetić Vojislav
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Quality of life and health status in middle-aged presumed healthy Slovenian family practice attendees [PDF]
Slovenian Journal of Public Health, 2021 There is a gap in our knowledge of health-related quality of life (HRQoL) in a population presumed healthy, so this study aimed to assess the associations between HRQoL, demographics and clinical variables.
Tement Matic, Selič-Zupančič Polona
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The careful assessment tool for managing patients with medically unexplained symptoms – The experience of Slovenian family medicine trainees: A qualitative study [PDF]
Slovenian Journal of Public Health, 2022 Primary care physicians use various tools and methods to identify medically unexplained symptoms (MUS). The main purpose of our study is to determine the views of Slovenian family medicine trainees (FMT) about using the “Careful Assessment” tool for ...
Ivetić Vojislav +2 more
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What can we learn from each other about undergraduate medical education in general practice/family medicine? [PDF]
Slovenian Journal of Public Health, 2018 There is a dearth of published literature on the organisation of family medicine/general practice undergraduate teaching in the former Yugoslavia.
Zakarija-Grković Irena +2 more
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The Evolution and Challenges of Academic Family Medicine: Insights from the Banja Luka Declaration [PDF]
Slovenian Journal of Public HealthAcademic medicine encompasses education, research and clinical practice, and plays a crucial role in advancing medical science and training physicians. However, the field faces a crisis, with fewer graduates pursuing academic careers.
Stepanović Aleksander +3 more
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Successful implementation of integrated care in Slovenian primary care [PDF]
Slovenian Journal of Public Health, 2020 For the purpose of celebrating the 40th anniversary of Alma Ata declaration, the WHO published a successful model of integrated patient care being performed in Slovenia. After two years, the WHO experts evaluated the success in practise during a visit to
Susič Antonija Poplas +1 more
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Semantic and cultural equivalence of the working alliance inventory short-revised scale for therapeutic alliance in family medicine: Lessons learned in Slovenia [PDF]
Slovenian Journal of Public Health, 2019 Therapeutic alliance is a term most commonly associated with psychotherapeutic treatment, but recently its use has become increasingly significant in the other fields of medicine.
Petek Davorina +6 more
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Development of an Algorithm for Determining of Genetic Risk at the Primary Healthcare Level – A New Tool for Primary Prevention: A Study Protocol [PDF]
Slovenian Journal of Public Health, 2019 Family history (FH) is an important part of the patients’ medical history during preventive management at model family medicine practices (MFMP). It currently includes a one (or two) generational inquiry, predominately in terms of cardiovascular diseases,
Selič Polona +10 more
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Quality Indicators for the Care of People with Intellectual Disability in Family Medicine in Slovenia: A Modified Delphi Study [PDF]
Slovenian Journal of Public HealthPeople with intellectual disability (ID) experience poorer health outcomes and shorter life expectancy than the general population—gaps that could be mitigated by high-quality healthcare.
Perdih Ana, Petek Davorina
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