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    “…The PPPC average was lower in patients with a stroke (p = 0.022), and higher among those with more than 2 consultation interruptions (p = 0.015) and those who knew the doctor very well (p = 0.015). The PEI score was lower in patients with heart disease (p = 0.022). …”
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  2. 33122
    por Moek, Felix, Siedler, Anette
    Publicado 2023
    “…METHODS: Trends in age-specific incidences were evaluated using triangulation with the following datasets: national mandatory notification data (N) (2014–2022), billing data of the statutory health insurance associations (I) (2009–2017) and data from a doctor's sentinel system (S) (2006–2017). Similar clinical case definitions were used in N and S, while I used ICD-10-codes. …”
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  3. 33123
    “…CONCLUSION: This qualitative pilot study demonstrated through students’ reflection that “Student-doctor-in-charge-of-nursing-home-round” is an innovative teaching model for clinical reasoning learning. …”
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  4. 33124
    “…Those who would not choose psychiatry again were more likely to have a negative (relative to positive) professional identity (OR = 7.47, P<0.001, 95%CI: 4.587–12.164); experience job burnout (OR = 2.945, P<0.001, 95%CI: 2.356–3.681); be dissatisfied with their job (OR = 2.739, P<0.001, 95%CI: 2.102–3.569) and excessive regulation (OR = 1.819, P<0.001, 95%CI: 1.487–2.226); have a heavy workload (OR = 1.749, P<0.001, 95%CI: 1.423–2.149) or a lower income (OR = 1.748, P<0.001, 95%CI: 1.415–2.161); be married (relative to single) (OR = 1.604, P = 0.004, 95%CI: 1.165–2.208); be dissatisfied with strained doctor-patient relationship (OR = 1.333, P = 0.005, 95%CI: 1.089–1.632); have more night shifts per month (OR = 1.055, P = 0.021, 95%CI: 1.008–1.104) or work longer hours per week (OR = 1.016, P = 0.001, 95%CI: 1.006–1.025). …”
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    “…OBJECTIVE: To report our experience with the use of DoctorChat Mobile to provide sexual education and information among university students in Bogota, Colombia, and knowledge about the sexual risk factors detected among them. …”
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    “…RESULTS: Four hundred sixty seven (76 %) members from 367 (77 %) households had recently sought care outside the home for acute illness; 128 had purchased antimicrobials, of which 61 % had been recommended by a doctor or nurse and 32 % by an ADDO dispenser. Only 29 % obtained the antimicrobial at a PHF, whereas, 48 % purchased them at an ADDO. …”
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  9. 33129
    “…The sensitivity and specificity of the modified Robson screening tool was compared with that of ED doctor clinical judgment (McNemar’s two related samples test) among 122 patients presenting to the ED with chief complaint DGC, of which 61 were discharged with ICD code sepsis. …”
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  10. 33130
    “…The majority were female (68%), high school educated or less (53%), had a family doctor (90%), history of hypertension (58%), high waist circumference (64%), high body mass index (61%), and high stress (53%). …”
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  11. 33131
    “…The uninsured had higher out-of-pocket doctor-visit costs (mean = $70 vs. $29), and proportions of parents not recommending the child’s healthcare provider to friends (24% vs. 8%) and reporting the child’s health caused family financial problems (29% vs. 5%), and lower well-child-care-visit quality ratings. …”
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  13. 33133
    “…Post-operative events included: nausea/vomiting, doctor evaluation or additional pain medication required in the recovery room, and emergency department visit within 2 weeks of surgery. …”
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  14. 33134
    “…Fewer symptom reports were completed in the group of caregivers whose reports went to clinicians than in the CHESS-Only group (P<.001), perhaps because caregivers, knowing their reports might be sent to a doctor, feared they might be bothering the clinician. …”
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  15. 33135
    “…COPD was defined as (i) “previously diagnosed” when the respondent reported that he/she had previously been diagnosed with COPD by a doctor, (ii) “diagnosed by spirometry” using the GOLD criteria (2011) based on spirometry conducted during the study (FEV(1)/FVC <  0.70), and (iii) “firstly diagnosed by spirometry”, when the patient had received the COPD diagnosis for the first time based on the spirometry results obtained in this study. …”
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  16. 33136
    “…Women of lower socioeconomic status (SES) diagnosed with early stage breast cancer are more likely to experience poorer doctor-patient communication, lower satisfaction with surgery and decision-making, and higher decision regret compared to women of higher SES. …”
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  17. 33137
    “…At the monthly follow-up visit, the doctor downloads these data to generate a graphical display of the last month’s adherence record for discussion with the patient and potentially to switch the patient to more intensive management. …”
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  18. 33138
    “…The most popular sources of nutrition information were food labels, books and magazines on health, the dietitian and the doctor's office, although their importance varied significantly among countries, and, to a lesser extent, between women and men and between intervention and control group. …”
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