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UK general practice service delivery research priorities: an adapted James Lind Alliance approach

Ruth Abrams, Sharon Blake

Summary: General practice is facing crisis in many countries, including the UK. A study was conducted to identify the top 10 research priorities of the general practice workforce to improve service delivery. Through four phases of survey, analysis, generation of research questions and ranking exercises, the priorities were determined to be interconnected and carrying equal weight.

BRITISH JOURNAL OF GENERAL PRACTICE (2023)

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Pre-diagnostic prescription patterns in bladder and renal cancer: a longitudinal linked data study

Garth Funston, Marie Moullet, Luke Mounce, Georgios Lyratzopoulos, Fiona M. Walter, Yin Zhou

Summary: This study examines prescription patterns for common urological clinical features prior to the diagnosis of bladder and renal cancer. The findings indicate that prescription rates for urinary tract infections (UTIs) increased 9 months before diagnosis, suggesting the potential to expedite the diagnosis of these cancers in patients presenting with UTI symptoms.

BRITISH JOURNAL OF GENERAL PRACTICE (2023)

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Unusual subacute endocarditis following herpes zoster infection. a case report

Dikla Agur Cohen, Eyal Braun

Summary: This paper presents a rare case of subacute bacterial endocarditis (SBE) following a herpes zoster (HZ) episode, with no prior records found in the existing literature. The patient's diagnosis of SBE was hindered by concurrent manifestation of HZ symptoms, resulting in profound complications.

FAMILY PRACTICE (2023)

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Molluscum contagiosum survey - common approach and attitude towards treatment and research in Dutch general practice

Roeland M. Watjer, Tobias N. Bonten, Koen D. Quint, Mohammad M. Hasani, Mattijs E. Numans, Just A. H. Eekhof

Summary: The majority of GPs prefer a conservative approach to managing MC, while most parents prefer treatment to resolve the infection and symptoms. Parents are more willing to participate in interventional studies compared to GPs, highlighting their desire for treatment.

BMC PRIMARY CARE (2023)

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Motivations for continued tobacco smoking and reasons for quitting among youths in Wakiso district, Uganda: a qualitative study

Alex Daama, Stephen Mugamba, William Ddaaki, Grace Kigozi Nalwoga, Asani Kasango, Fred Nalugoda, Robert Bulamba, James Menya Nkale, Emmanuel Kyasanku, Ritah Bulamu, Gertrude Nakigozi, Godfrey Kigozi, Joseph Kagaayi, Stevens Kisaka

Summary: Motivators for continued tobacco smoking in Wakiso district Uganda include recurrent habit, desire to complement other drug use, peer pressure, using smoking as a replacement for alcohol consumption, low tobacco prices, and smoking as a tradition. Reasons for quitting smoking among youth include health warning labels, school prevention programs, fear of associated health risks from tobacco use, and embarrassment from family members.

BMC PRIMARY CARE (2023)

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Reduction of anxiety symptoms among women within a collaborative care model and women's health settings

Lindsay R. Standeven, Kristen N. Miller, Alissa Mallow, Roni Berger, Virna Little

Summary: The aim of this study was to investigate changes in anxiety symptoms among women treated in women's health practices under a collaborative care model. Through secondary analysis of electronic records of 219 women, it was found that implementing collaborative care was associated with a significant reduction in anxiety symptoms. Longer duration of collaborative care services was also found to have a greater effect on reducing anxiety symptoms.

PRIMARY HEALTH CARE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (2023)

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Monitoring Social Determinants of Health Assessing Patients and Communities

Vincent Morelli, Robert Joseph Heizelman

PRIMARY CARE (2023)

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Editorial Material Primary Health Care

The Meaning Behind the Medicine

Joel J. Heidelbaugh

PRIMARY CARE (2023)

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Social Determinants of Health, Chronic Disease Management, and the Role of the Primary Care Provider-to Include Cardiovascular Disease, Cancer, Diabetes, Major Causes of Morbidity and Mortality as Affected by Social Determinants of Health

Nicholas Conley

PRIMARY CARE (2023)

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Social Determinants of Health: An Overview for the Primary Care Provider

Vincent Morelli

Summary: To achieve the goals of Healthy People 2030, it is crucial for us to work together in intervening and improving the effects of suboptimal social determinants of health. Various stakeholders, including public health workers, city planners, businesses, policy makers, politicians, and primary care providers, play important roles in this process. While community and societal-level interventions are essential and beyond the scope of clinicians, a team-based approach led by primary care providers for screening and intervention is also critical.

PRIMARY CARE (2023)

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Risk factors for disability in patients with stroke in northeastern Mexico: A retrospective cross-sectional study

Victor Hugo Vazquez Martinez, Humberto Martinez Bautista, Dinorah Adineeyd Ruiz Carrizales, Jesus I. I. I. Loera Morales

Summary: This study investigated the risk factors associated with disability in stroke patients in northeastern Mexico and found that age, overweight, obesity, and the type of ischemic and thrombotic stroke were key risk factors. Additionally, receiving care from a relative and/or spouse reduced the probability of disability.

ATENCION PRIMARIA (2023)

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Internalizing and externalizing behaviors in high school adolescents in a northern border city of Mexico and their type of family

Melissa Gonzalez-Rubio, Guadalupe Delgadillo-Ramos, Ana M. Valles-Medina, Hector Caloca-Leon, Silverio De-La-Mora

Summary: This study aimed to identify externalizing and internalizing behaviors among high school students in three schools in a northern border city in Mexico and their family types. The results showed a moderate prevalence of internalizing behaviors, with higher rates among females. Living in a non-nuclear family was associated with increased odds of experiencing internalizing behaviors. It is crucial for parents, teachers, and healthcare workers to be aware of these problems and implement interventions to improve adolescents' mental health and well-being.

ATENCION PRIMARIA (2023)

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Food and Nutrition Security as Social Determinants of Health: Fostering Collective Impact to Build Equity

Duncan Y. Amegbletor, Danny Goldberg, Derek A. Pope, Bryan W. Heckman

PRIMARY CARE (2023)

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The Digital Domain A Super Social Determinant of Health

Rachel Hanebutt, Hasina Mohyuddin

PRIMARY CARE (2023)

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The Social Context: Social and Behavioral Factors That Affect Health Outcomes

Jacqueline M. Hirth, Sandra J. Gonzalez, Roger Zoorob

PRIMARY CARE (2023)

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Letter Primary Health Care

Claiming to be able to draw the family tree in the Primary Care electronic medical record

Ismael Ejarque Domenech, Carolina Cuenca Valero, Itziar Reinoso Fernandez, Ana Maria Garcia Rodriguez

ATENCION PRIMARIA (2023)

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Letter Primary Health Care

Understanding to care: Do we really know in primary care what gender is?

Alba Garcia Jimenez, M. Pilar de las Cuevas Miguela, Maria Miguelez Gonzalez

ATENCION PRIMARIA (2023)

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Health Equity and Access to Health Care as a Social Determinant of Health: The Role of the Primary Care Provider

Coleman Pratt, Riley Taylor, Stacy D. Smith

PRIMARY CARE (2023)

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Resilience and Sub-optimal Social Determinants of Health: Fostering Organizational Resilience in the Medical Profession

Mekeila C. Cook, Ruth Stewart

PRIMARY CARE (2023)

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Letter Primary Health Care

Nonverbal communication in the health care process

Flavio Abarca Macedo, Mauro Tapia Cruz, Yeni Pari Yana

ATENCION PRIMARIA (2023)

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