Swedish Primary Care
Validity of registration of ICD codes and prescriptions in a research database in Swedish primary care: a cross-sectional study in Skaraborg primary care database
... in the seventies [13,14], and most of the physicians there- fore have a long tradition of diagnosing and managing hypertensive patients. Still the prevalence for hyperten- sion was about half of what would be expected ...
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Pursuing the objectives of support to providers and external accountability through enabling controls a study of governance models in Swedish primary care
... on Swedish primary care after the choice reform have shown that it is necessary to main- tain accountability relationships between providers and governments to ensure that overall objectives of ...
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Reduction in antibiotic prescribing for respiratory tract infections in Swedish primary care a retrospective study of electronic patient records
... in Swedish primary care and therefore are at focus for efforts to optimise antibiotic prescribing [18, 19] Media campaigns to the public and structured implementation of new guidelines regarding RTIs ...
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Towards a model for integrative medicine in Swedish primary care
... health care set- tings, where the latter condition might be exemplified by recent Norwegian health law ...health care alternatives to be more congruent with their own values, beliefs and philosophical ...
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Financial incentives linked to quality improvement projects in Swedish primary care: a model for improving quality of care
... To what extent this approach is generalisable is hard to know. It depends on the context and system’s finan- cial reimbursement of primary care. Earlier studies have stressed the importance of evaluation of ...
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Common adult psychiatric disorders in Swedish primary care where most mental health patients are treated
... in primary health ...health care centres in Sweden, observed that between ...developed primary health care sys- tem, estimated the incidence of depression to be ...in primary health ...
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Time utilization and perceived psychosocial work environment among staff in Swedish primary care settings
... 151 primary care centres in this geographic area, this study selected 23 primary care centres, based on purposive sampling ...23 primary care centres were contacted and informed ...
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Building COPD care on shaky ground: a mixed methods study from Swedish primary care professional perspective
... Data from the interviews were analysed inductively using qualitative content analysis as described by Graneheim and Lundman [36]. The first author (SL) had primary responsibility for conducting the analysis in ...
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Uncomplicated urinary tract infections in Swedish primary care; etiology, resistance and treatment
... The proportion of patients prescribed UTI antibiotics differs markedly between different European countries and range between 56 and 99% in previous European studies [23]. The wide range of antibiotic prescribing is ...
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Effects of medication reviews on use of potentially inappropriate medications in elderly patients; a cross sectional study in Swedish primary care
... in primary care by our group showed that as many as 93% of the studied elderly patients had at least one drug-related problem ...from primary care in other countries found an average of ...the ...
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Internal validity of the Swedish Maternal Health Care Register
... a primary data ex- traction from 878 medical records and a secondary data extraction of the same variables for a subset of 150 med- ical records from the primary ...
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Low carbohydrate diet and obesity treatment in primary health care: dietary advice after the new Swedish report
... Treatment of overweight and obesity is a frequently dis- cussed topic in the scientific community as well as in the public debate world-wide [1–3]. From the numerous trials published in the past years, comparing diets ...
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NEGOTIATING HEALTH: patients’ and guardians’ perspective on “failed” patient professional interactions in the context of the Swedish health care system
... The Swedish health care system provides the social context and background for negotiations between patients and ...health care representatives in negotiation ...Health care providers should ...
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Registration in a quality register: a method to improve end-of-life care—a cross-sectional study
... palliative care or end-of-life care have been ...palliative care in Catalonia have been ...palliative care has been ...liative care. 7 In addition, the Liverpool Care Pathway ...
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The role of nursing in mental health in the primary care
... of care includes not only assistance to individuals in psychological distress or already installed mental disorders, but the development of preventive and early detection actions as well, which involve both the ...
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Association between organizational climate and perceptions and use of an innovation in Swedish primary health care: a prospective study of an implementation
... health care has an obligation not only to provide medical care but also to address lifestyle issues in order to prevent illness and promote health ...
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Construction of a care technology for applicability of the systematization of nursing care in primary health care in the prenatal program
... health care is the entry point for users into the single health care system, so it is necessary for nurses in their various functions to use instruments that help their ...nursing care is a ...
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Injuries in Swedish Day-Care Centers
... When attention was focused on the statistics from the one surveillance system that had information on exposure hours in centers and in homes, more injuries seemed to occur in day-care ce[r] ...
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Nursing care based on scientific evidences for women with depression in the primary health care
... personal care such as hygiene, clothes and nutrition (Baratta; Diniz, ...The care based on evidences is an investigation process, analysis and ...the care guided by studies and research, together ...
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Environmental Quality of Child Day-Care Facilities: An Architect's Point of View
... injuries occur in Swedish day-care centers because of increased.. environmental hazards, increased physical activity, or other be-.[r] ...
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