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Anaphylaxis in family practice [PDF]
South African Family Practice, 2008 Manifestations of anaphylaxis may occur within seconds or minutes after exposure to a causative antigen. Almost any substance can be implicated as a potential precipitating agent. Reactions may be slow, progressive, or rapidly fatal within minutes. Any healthcare worker involved in the administration of medications or the care of patients, whether a ...
Kloeck, W G
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The Family Practice Pharm.D. [PDF]
Drug Intelligence & Clinical Pharmacy, 1977 Edwabd A. Hartshorn
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BMC Family Practice, 2021 Background Cough is a relevant reason for encounter in primary care. For evidence-based decision making, general practitioners need setting-specific knowledge about prevalences, pre-test probabilities, and prognosis.
Milena Bergmann +10 more
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BMC Pediatrics, 2021 Background For evidence-based decision making, primary care physicians need to have specific and reliable information on the pre-test probabilities of underlying diseases and a symptom’s course.
Milena Bergmann +10 more
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BMC Primary Care, 2023 Background Chest pain is a frequent consultation issue in primary care, with coronary artery disease (CAD) being a serious potential cause. Primary care physicians (PCPs) assess the probability for CAD and refer patients to secondary care if necessary ...
Katja Winkler +5 more
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BMC Family Practice, 2020 BackgroundInsomnia is a common sleep complaint, with 10% of adults in the general population experiencing insomnia disorder, defined as lasting longer than three months in DSM-5.
R. Ogeil +3 more
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Exploring patient-reported barriers to advance care planning in family practice
BMC Family Practice, 2020 Background Although patient-centred care has become increasingly important across all medical specialties, when it comes to end of life care, research has shown that treatments ordered are not often concordant with people’s expressed preferences. Patient
C. Bernard +5 more
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Views of patients with multi-morbidity on what is important for patient-centered care in the primary care setting [PDF]
, 2020 __Background:__ Patient-centered care (PCC) has been proposed as the way forward in improving primary care for patients with multi-morbidity. However, it is not clear what PCC exactly looks like in practice for patients with multimorbidity.
Cramm, J.M. (Jane) +2 more
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BMJ Open, 2021 Objectives Informal caregivers are known to have poorer mental health. Risk factors for caregiver burden include low education, female gender, cohabitation with the care recipient and lack of resources.
Birgitta Weltermann +10 more
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