[PDF] Top 20 ‘I’m not a real boozer’: a qualitative study of primary care patients’ views on drinking and its consequence

... binge drinking with the very young? Because they are in an adolescent group which endorses it and all they do is feel terribly sick the next day and every now and then they do something terrible and regret ... See full document

... prepare patients for RRT due to late referrals from pri- mary care providers as a major system level challenge to RRT ...subspecialty care among patients with advanced (estimated glomerular ... See full document

... (GPs') views concerning their role in the management of adult obesity have been explored in a number of studies from a range of ...UK study concluded that general practitioners believed that obesity was not ... See full document

... Data analysis of the verbatim, transcribed interview texts proceeded according to the discrete steps for quali- tative content analysis as outlined by Graneheim and Lundman [10] and Elo and Kyngas [11]. After an initial ... See full document

... rienced qualitative researcher) using a generic inductive thematic approach as described by Patton [19] and Harding ...identified primary patterns and coded the data in a constant comparative manner, with ... See full document

... for patients with limited treatment options [37]. Our study confirms 2003 findings that GPs and commissioners see integration of CAM as potentially helping to meet NHS targets ...which primary ... See full document

... is, its diffi- cult to have a age cut off, but um sort of under the age of 65, who is worried that high glucose levels will damage their blood vessels, and who is up for enga- ging in better control ... See full document

... helping patients manage often minor mental health problems but to refer the patient to the ...the primary care setting, which is a key goal for enhancing self care and for shifting the balance ... See full document

... invited patients from different parts of the case- finding process with the aim of eliciting a range of views on the key steps of ...eligible patients, from the first three general practices in the ... See full document

... of patients with subthreshold depression and their heightened risk of developing Major Depression point to the clinical relevance of this concept, the need for treatment is still unclear, especially since up to ... See full document

... Participants mainly reported that patients were investigated for COPD on an opportunistic basis when consulting the health services, particularly when presenting with suggestive symptoms. Others discussed using a ... See full document

... that patients and professionals might re- sist or reject interventions which threaten or limit these ...to care (by, for example, enabling access or making it more timely) are more likely to be accept- able ... See full document

... From the excrement produced, many diseases are passed through to animals and water bodies, such as the polio virus, [4; 6]. Lack of participation by residents in the management of this type of solid waste is happening in ... See full document

... intensive care units do not take the communication with families serious or are not aware of the effect of communication of patients with their family members ...intensive care unit have stress and ... See full document

... this study, there were two censored brand names (which appear in the first and second subthemes under theme 3), which have been differentiated as brand XX and ...by patients in this ...cancer ... See full document

... dimensions. Patients emphasized the stra- tegic importance of the patient–physician relationship in their satisfaction with SSc management, the necessary flexibility of this relationship, and the risk of the ... See full document

... Most patients reported that they had to change or leave their job after disease onset and their ostomy, and that this had affected their ...community. I hope the Ostomy Association does something to ... See full document

... 50days, I did not suffer a lot due to demonetisaion as I was helped by my son to withdraw money from ATMs and operate Net Banking, whereas both the in-patients and out patients who took ... See full document

... nine primary care pro- fessionals, eight oncologists, and 17 patients ...recruited primary care physicians from urban, suburban, and rural ...divergent views owing to their ... See full document

... and I probably see a thousand kids, I dunno, a year, maybe, and so I’m gonna get it wrong once a ...and I think that’s what the limiting factor ... See full document