Titlebook: Common Dilemmas in Family Medicine; John Fry (General Practitioner) Book 1983 MTP Press Limited 1983 family medicine.medicine

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,How many patients — more or less?,d who retires will use up over £2 million ($4 million plus) of public money during his/her professional lifetime. It is as important that we do not produce too many doctors as it is important to ensure that we use those that we have to the best advantages.

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Social Welfare In Third World Development‘Psychiatric problems’ in family practice are largely ‘symptom diagnoses’ with descriptive features and few positive signs. Many factors enter into possible causes and management — patient, family and environment; the physician; the disorder; and possible therapies. There are many uncertainties on the natural histories of the varied syndromes.

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Sociology, Media and Journalism in ChinaThe majority of deaths in developed countries are from heart diseases, and acute myocardial infarction is now the largest component of these.

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Sociology, Media and Journalism in ChinaThe aims of diabetic treatment are: correction of hyperglycaemia; control of symptoms; prevention of complications; normal life and good health; and avoidance of any side-effects of treatment.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-3866-3Can premenstrual tension and the menopause be considered as normal physiological states or must they to be looked on as pathological disorders with psychosocial overtones?

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Indera Ratna Irawati PattinasaranyAbout one-third of deaths in Britain take place at home and two-thirds in hospitals; relatively few spend their final days in hospices, chiefly because there are few hospices.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-60750-4Care by family practitioners in the community involves caring for people in their own homes as well as in practice premises, in hospitals and in other units. Home visiting (or house calls) must be an essential part of good family practice.