Educating juries: In cases that go to trial, attorneys may need to educate the jury about complex medical issues. Deposition testimony from physicians can help attorneys present medical information in a clear and understandable manner, making it easier for jurors to comprehend the extent of the pla...
what can be done to make our lives and our patients’ lives better…because I don’t want people to hate primary care, and I see that in new people coming up. Our major findings center around physicians’ experiences of time, the ways in which they adapt and cope, and how they try ...
Interviews with primary care physicians regarding taking and interpreting the cancer family historyBackground. The cancer family history can be used to stratify risk and guide management regarding screening and prevention of cancer.Marie E Wooda Alan Stockdaleb and Brian S Flynnc...
A major goal of future work in this area should be to develop, implement, and disseminate approaches to treatment of anxiety disorders that are maximally acceptable to patients, physicians, and payers. The latter will be particularly important in ensuring the sustainability of such programs in the...
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Furthermore, this new demonstration model tries to minimize the barriers to patient access by setting up 24-hour a day, 7-day a week medical consultation telephone lines for providing urgent services onsite and for taking care of the patients whose family physicians' practices are closed to ...
As a result of those pay disparities, and the punishing workload typically faced by primary care physicians, more new doctors are becoming specialists, often leaving patients with fewer choices for primary care. "There is a public out there that is dissatisfied with the lack of access to a ro...
only services delivered by nurses were "new", although very few physicians referred patients to them, and those who did so were mostly residents training in the unit. However, for the new FMG leader, this was the great advantage of creating a FMG in a family medicine unit: "We are a fa...
Ellis MRVinson DCEwigman B Addressing spiritual concerns of patients: family physicians' attitudes and practices. J Fam Pract. 1999;48105- 109PubMedGoogle Scholar 23. MacLean CDSusi BPhifer N et al. Patient preference for physician discussion and practice of spirituality. J Gen Intern Med. 20...