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Family practice: a flexible and functional definition of family practice.
Minnesota medicine, 1976 R R, Thompson, C G, Roland
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Overcoming family boundaries Practicing the family practices approach
Rassegna Italiana di Sociologia, 2021David H. Morgan’s family practices approach represented a turning point in studies on family relations in the 1990s, whose international impact is explored in the special issue through contributions from Italy and other South European countries. In this introduction we relate his proposal to keep the notion of family at the centre of sociological ...
Bertone, Chiara, Satta, Caterina
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Keeping Track of Family: Family Practices and Information Practices
Library Trends, 2021In this article, I describe what a practices approach offers to the study of both information and family. I present findings from an empirical study analyzing the intertwining of information and family in the work of “keeping track” in the family context.
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Family Practice in Turkey: Views of Family Practice Residents
Postgraduate Medicine, 2011Turkey's family practice training program is aimed at providing further training to clinically proficient family physicians who serve the community. A survey conducted in 2001 revealed that there was a need for providing additional training and more time in a specially dedicated family practice placement for family practitioners.
Melahat Akdeniz +6 more
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American Pharmacy, 1983
Abstract Can clinical pharmacy be a viable part of the family health team without continued public subsidy? The answer can be "yes" if the concept is marketed to health care providers andto patients. This article addresses marketing and viability of clinical pharmacy at Palmetto Health Care, Inc., in Pacolet, SC, one of the first successful ...
W R, Burns +5 more
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Abstract Can clinical pharmacy be a viable part of the family health team without continued public subsidy? The answer can be "yes" if the concept is marketed to health care providers andto patients. This article addresses marketing and viability of clinical pharmacy at Palmetto Health Care, Inc., in Pacolet, SC, one of the first successful ...
W R, Burns +5 more
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Otolaryngology and Family Practice
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1971Patients seek medical care for ENT disorders more than any other illness. Usually these patients are seen by primary care physicians, internists, pediatricians, or family physicians. Yet residents in these areas and medical students have little training in treating upper respiratory disease. The need for otolaryngologists to participate in the teaching
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1985
FAMILY practice became medicine's 20th-recognized specialty in 1969, when both the American Medical Association's Council on Medical Education and the Advisory Board for Medical Specialties approved formation of the American Board of Family Practice. 1-3 In 1970 and again in 1976, the AMA's House of Delegates adopted a resolution stating that hospital ...
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FAMILY practice became medicine's 20th-recognized specialty in 1969, when both the American Medical Association's Council on Medical Education and the Advisory Board for Medical Specialties approved formation of the American Board of Family Practice. 1-3 In 1970 and again in 1976, the AMA's House of Delegates adopted a resolution stating that hospital ...
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Journal of Affective Disorders, 1987
The time course of patient initiated visits, somatic, functional, and other medical complaints was studied in a group of 58 patients from a family practice who had been diagnosed and treated for anxiety. The findings were contrasted with two other groups of patients from the same practice: 101 depressives and 101 controls.
D R, Wilson +3 more
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The time course of patient initiated visits, somatic, functional, and other medical complaints was studied in a group of 58 patients from a family practice who had been diagnosed and treated for anxiety. The findings were contrasted with two other groups of patients from the same practice: 101 depressives and 101 controls.
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