“…The delegation of treatment information provision from physicians to trained nurses bears the potential to change current doctor-focused practice in Germany. TRIAL REGISTRATION: Current Controlled Trials (identifier: ISRCTN37929939), May 27, 2014. …”
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“…In healthcare systems that increasingly depend on service provided by junior doctors, early detection (and remediation) of poor performance is essential. …”
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“…Nine patients were followed by an asthma specialist (pulmonologist or allergist), 13 patients by family doctors or pediatricians, and two patients had no regular follow-up. …”
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“…We analyze replies from 158 alergists, 188 ENTs, 64 pulmonologists, 220 pediatricians and 177 GPs/family doctors. More than half of the surveyed physicians of all specialties would give an allergen reduced diet to pregnant/lactating women and avoid pets at home, which is against ARIA experts’ suggestions. …”
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“…Frequent users significantly differed from non-frequent users with regard to being female rather than male, higher mobile device ownership, more frequent exchange about obtaining the course certificate, higher personal interest in new technologies, larger enjoyment of the technology, lower intention to not use smartphone applications in the future, better opinion towards smartphone applications for the profession of a doctor, higher perceived importance of medical applications on the job, higher compatibility of smartphone applications with personal work style, higher perceived relevance of university support and personal benefit of use. …”
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“…Approximately half of Continuers and Converts completed the FIT to please their doctor. Converts were less likely than Continuers to use the FIT to “make sure they were OK” (53.7 % vs. 72.6 %) or “protect their health” (46.1 % vs. 76.4 %). …”
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“…Nevertheless, there is a continued focus on improving communication between doctors and patients in all fields of medicine as a means of improving patient care. …”
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“…Eight professionals, including doctors, nurses, and dietitians, provided feedback on the scale. …”
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“…Participants were less likely to belong to the outcome group if they were out to their primary doctor (OR = 0.54), were well-educated about post-exposure prophylaxis (OR = 0.46), had sought information on HIV in the past year and kept condoms in an accessible place (OR = 0.20), or believed that insisting on condoms would lead partners to assume they were HIV-negative (OR = 0.20). …”
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“…Assessment of Insightful Practice (engagement, insight and appropriate action for improvement) has been shown to offer a robust system, in general practice, to identify concerns in doctors’ response to independent feedback. This study researched the system’s utility in medical undergraduates. …”
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“…The leading information source was doctors (44%) for HIV-positive GBMSM and community agencies (38%) for HIV-negative GBMSM, followed by gay media for both populations (34%). …”
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“…The women received information on NIPT largely from their private doctors (47.4 %) and web (41.5 %). In their future pregnancies, more women would opt for NIPT (a self-financed item) after positive screening (‘free’ in a public hospital) (57.8 %) than as a primary screening (30.4 %). …”
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“…Confidentiality, trust, wait times and short doctor-patient consultations were emphasized as being insufficient for culturally specific communications and often translating into inadequate treatment and care. …”
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“…Simultaneously, a medical doctor independently applied the same algorithms in all girls. …”
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“…Only 45 % of the affected individuals report the problem with continence to their doctor. The aim of the study was to assess the duration of stress urinary incontinence (SUI), time from disease onset to the first medical consultation and in-depth diagnosis, as well as the need for using continence pads in various grades of SUI. …”
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“…Initial treatment is of major importance and requires adequately experienced ED doctors to initiate and decide for the right medical or surgical treatment. …”
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“…METHODS: To determine the prevalence and mortality trends of adults with CHD, we combined National Vital Statistics System data and National Health Interview Survey data using an integrative systems model to determine the prevalence of recalled CHD as a function of age, sex, and year (by recalled CHD, we mean positive response to the question “has a doctor told you that (name) has congenital heart disease?”…”
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“…On the respondent level, there was a significant relationship between the preference for medical consultation for the assessed case vignette and the respondent's gender, age, educational level, the existence of a regular doctor, and the certainty of choosing from the choice set. …”
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“…In recent years, around 1000 medical students became doctors within Nepal, but their distribution in rural locations is not adequate. …”
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