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Primary care

Nursing Management, 2005
Primary care sites are proliferating on the internet. For example, NHS Alliance, the chief representative organisation of primary care organisations in England, operates a site at www.nhsalliance.org/ that supports development in primary care organisations.
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Primary care

Nursing Management, 2004
Information for nursing staff on the new general medical services and the personal medical services contracts can be found on the National and Primary Care Trust Development Programme (NatPaCT) website: www.natpact.nhs.uk/ The site is particularly useful to primary care nurses who have ambitions to become partners in GP practices: the information ...
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Primary health care and primary care: A confusion of philosophies

Nursing Outlook, 1995
The internationally accepted definition of PHC is qualitatively different from that of PC. Both PC, which produces professionally and institutionally driven services, and PHC, which creates community-based and community-driven services, can serve Nursing's Agenda for Health Care Reform.
D, Barnes   +7 more
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Vaccinations in Primary Care

The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 2018
Vaccination is amongst the best strategies to improve child survival and reduce morbidity. Vaccines represent the most cost effective and simple intervention to protect against distressing epidemics. There are mortality and morbidity related benefits derived from preventing infectious diseases through vaccination; these include financial benefits by ...
Vivek V, Shukla, Raju C, Shah
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Integrating primary oral health care into primary care

Journal of Dental Education, 1993
Despite increasing national attention and emphasis on primary health care, there has been little impetus to define or specify the content of primary oral health care. This paper defines primary oral health care and the scope of services it includes, using an adaptation of a Health Resources and Services Administration definition of primary health care ...
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Home Care, Primary Care

2018
Care at the end of life has developed into a sophisticated specialty, historically modeled around the needs of incurable cancer in terms of complex, rapidly developing symptomatology and psychopathology in a predictable time frame. It is ill-equipped to manage people dying of other conditions, and the aging of the population will see the rise of ...
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Biofeedback and Primary Care

Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 2010
Biofeedback is a clinical modality in which technology or instrumentation is used to allow a patient to gain awareness of, and control over, physiologic processes. Successful treatment employing biofeedback can be beneficial for several stress-related and pain conditions, as well as other forms of somatic disturbance.
Ronald M, Glick, Carol M, Greco
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Primary Care, Psychology, and Primary Care Psychology

2004
Abstract Scenarios like this occur many times every day in the offices of pediatricians, internists, family physicians, and gynecologists across the United States. What happens next depends on the train-ing and attitudes of the primary care physician and the mental health professionals involved in the patient’s care.
Leonard J Haas, Frank V deGruy
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