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Journal of Interprofessional Care, 2020
This integrative review synthesizes research studies in order to explore the perceptions of allied health professionals regarding interprofessional collaboration in primary health care.
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This integrative review synthesizes research studies in order to explore the perceptions of allied health professionals regarding interprofessional collaboration in primary health care.
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Developing primary health care
Veterinary Record, 2015WE welcome Stephen May's Viewpoint article on developing a scholarship of primary health care ( VR , June 27, 2015, vol 176, pp 677-682). It raises two critical, long-neglected and related issues: the potential benefits of primary health care and the role of the generalist; and the importance of undergraduate training in the context of general, first ...
Erwin, Höhn, Adi, Nell
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WHO South-East Asia Journal of Public Health, 2019
In common with other countries in the World Health Organization South-East Asia Region, disease patterns in India have rapidly transitioned towards an increased burden of noncommunicable diseases.
R. Ved, G. Gupta, Shalini Singh
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In common with other countries in the World Health Organization South-East Asia Region, disease patterns in India have rapidly transitioned towards an increased burden of noncommunicable diseases.
R. Ved, G. Gupta, Shalini Singh
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Integrating primary oral health care into primary care
Journal of Dental Education, 1993Despite 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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Health technology and primary health care
Social Science & Medicine. Medical Psychology and Medical Sociology, 1978To meet the basic health and disease-related needs of the world's people, particularly of those in the developing countries, exacting health system planning with emphasis on the primary level of care will be required. Regardless ofcountry or region, primary care services need to meet certain basic criteria, i.e. (i) to address particularly those health
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Primary health care may refer to the first contact between a patient and the health system, but within the history of medicine it is commonly associated with a specific strategy that aimed to achieve “Health for All by the Year 2000” through promotion of basic health services. In this more precise understanding, Primary Health Care was an approach that
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1998
Until relatively recently primary health care services attracted little attention from policy-makers. This is perhaps surprising given that for most people the first point of contact with the health service is through a primary care professional, such as a GP, pharmacist, dentist, optician or community nurse.
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Until relatively recently primary health care services attracted little attention from policy-makers. This is perhaps surprising given that for most people the first point of contact with the health service is through a primary care professional, such as a GP, pharmacist, dentist, optician or community nurse.
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2013
The passage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has injected new life into primary health care by establishing the primary care medical home (PCMH) as a cornerstone of health-care reform legislation. In addition to the PCMH, the ACA has a number of primary-care components that can open opportunities for social workers.
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The passage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has injected new life into primary health care by establishing the primary care medical home (PCMH) as a cornerstone of health-care reform legislation. In addition to the PCMH, the ACA has a number of primary-care components that can open opportunities for social workers.
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1995
The author describes the development of Primary Health Care from the creation of the National Health Service until the 1980s. The division of service provision between local authorities and health services perpetuated older professional hostilities and was counterproductive to interprofessional collaboration.
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The author describes the development of Primary Health Care from the creation of the National Health Service until the 1980s. The division of service provision between local authorities and health services perpetuated older professional hostilities and was counterproductive to interprofessional collaboration.
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