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Psychotherapy and General Practice
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1989The authors review the development of liaison psychotherapy in general practice, and argue that a 'skill-sharing’ approach, where the general practitioner retains the treatment role, is a more efficient model than a ‘consultation’ approach. Skill-sharing models are reviewed, and the need for psychiatrists and psychotherapists to be more directly ...
Gask, L., McGrath, G.
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2017
In dentistry, local anaesthesia is often necessary in order to be able to treat patients. Local anaesthesia facilitates a painless treatment, so that the patient’s comfort is maximal during the treatment and so that the dentist is able to work calmly, with concentration and precision. This benefits the end result and the way this is achieved.
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In dentistry, local anaesthesia is often necessary in order to be able to treat patients. Local anaesthesia facilitates a painless treatment, so that the patient’s comfort is maximal during the treatment and so that the dentist is able to work calmly, with concentration and precision. This benefits the end result and the way this is achieved.
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Headache: The Journal of Head and Face Pain, 1977
SYNOPSISCharacteristics of headache sufferers and their headaches were investigated in a random sample of general practice patients by way of postal questionnaire.The results are consistent with previous studies in respect to prevalence, and the relation of headache to sex, age, and social class.
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SYNOPSISCharacteristics of headache sufferers and their headaches were investigated in a random sample of general practice patients by way of postal questionnaire.The results are consistent with previous studies in respect to prevalence, and the relation of headache to sex, age, and social class.
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Dermatology in general practice
British Journal of Dermatology, 1999A significant percentage of the workload of a general practitioner is dermatological. This study has analysed the cases seen by one partner in a semirural practice over a 5-year period. Of a total of 11,191 patients seen, 2386 had a dermatological diagnosis (21%).
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British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, 2009
I came to live in Wales 21 years ago with my husband and two young daughters. In that time I went from being a lollipop lady for a primary school in the village to being a childminder. I then became a receptionist for a GP in the town. Five years later the GP retired and the surgery was taken on by another practice.
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I came to live in Wales 21 years ago with my husband and two young daughters. In that time I went from being a lollipop lady for a primary school in the village to being a childminder. I then became a receptionist for a GP in the town. Five years later the GP retired and the surgery was taken on by another practice.
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