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Leading and implementing change in primary care
Feedback from the patients has been extremely positive,' says [Rhian]. They particularly appreciate that the doctors oversee the clinics and liaise closely with the nurses. We have had excellent results, for example with diabetes and cholesterol. The longer consultation sessions give the patien...
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| description | Feedback from the patients has been extremely positive,' says [Rhian]. They particularly appreciate that the doctors oversee the clinics and liaise closely with the nurses. We have had excellent results, for example with diabetes and cholesterol. The longer consultation sessions give the patients the opportunity to ask questions and gain a better understanding of their condition and they are now asking what they can do to help themselves, which is fantastic. |
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| subjects | Accountability Appointments & personnel changes Cardiovascular disease Case studies Changes Clinics Diabetes Feedback Forecasts and trends Leadership Medical care Medical centers Medical practices Nurses Primary care Primary nursing Professional development Professional practice Quality improvement Quality management Quality of work Series & special reports Teams |
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