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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"GP consultations"”.
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Steps to a better Belfast : physical activity assessment and promotion in primary care
… the integration of brief assessment of PA into GP consultations and the experiences of patients in a randomised pedometer- based intervention.
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Prevalence and determinants of the use of self-tests by members of the public to diagnose or screen for conditions without the involvement of a health professional
… not powerful others. Being less satisfied with GP consultations and strongly agreeing that you should only see the doctor if you have serious symptoms also predicted use, implying that some use may be motivated by needs that have not been met by conventional services.
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The experience of mesothelioma in Northern England
… admissions, 5 outpatient appointments and 11 GP consultations, 4 of these at home, occurred on average in the last year of life. Median survival was 294 days and 45% died in hospital, 30% in hospice, and 14% at home. Patients tend to react with stoicism and patients (and relatives) adopt a …
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The reality of home remote patient monitoring: A thesis on the nature, dynamics and effects of telehealth
… to public health, since eighty per cent of GP consultations are related to these groups. Further more, five per cent of them represent roughly forty two per cent of the total acute day bed occupancy. Nowadays, the tendency is to bring patients from high levels of care to primary care and …
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Cross-sectional and longitudinal relationships between physical activity and health services utilization in community-dwelling older adults
… older). Self-reported use of general physician (GP) services, specialist physician services and hospital services for the 12-month period prior to the survey were the outcomes of interest. The main independent variable of interest was self-reported LTPA for a 3-month period prior to the survey. A …