Add to ORKGPatient understanding of diagnostic tests is important in general practice. This study describes how patients understand information about their tests, using blood tests as an example
Item does not contain fulltextBACKGROUND: Better knowledge of the professional's motives for orderin...
BACKGROUND:General practitioners (GPs) frequently order blood tests when they see patients presentin...
BACKGROUND: Unexplained fatigue is frequently encountered in general practice. Because of the low pr...
Contains fulltext : 51195.pdf ( ) (Open Access)BACKGROUND: General practitioners o...
BACKGROUND: General practitioners often take their impression of patients' expectations into account...
Abstract Background General practitioners often take their impression of patients' expectations into...
Abstract Background Routine blood tests for young, healthy, asymptomatic patients have no proven val...
Contains fulltext : 50942.pdf ( ) (Open Access)BACKGROUND: General practitioners (...
Abstract Background UK and US policy initiatives have suggested that, in the future, patients and cl...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available on open access from the Royal...
Objectives: To describe the reasons UK general practitioners (GPs) give for taking blood, and to exa...
Aim: The aim of the study is to determine the factors that may affect the demands of patients who co...
Objectives: To describe the reasons UK general practitioners (GPs) give for taking blood, and to exa...
Objectives: To describe the reasons UK general practitioners (GPs) give for taking blood, and to exa...
INTRODUCTION: In Australia, general practitioners usually are the first point of contact for patient...
Item does not contain fulltextBACKGROUND: Better knowledge of the professional's motives for orderin...
BACKGROUND:General practitioners (GPs) frequently order blood tests when they see patients presentin...
BACKGROUND: Unexplained fatigue is frequently encountered in general practice. Because of the low pr...
Contains fulltext : 51195.pdf ( ) (Open Access)BACKGROUND: General practitioners o...
BACKGROUND: General practitioners often take their impression of patients' expectations into account...
Abstract Background General practitioners often take their impression of patients' expectations into...
Abstract Background Routine blood tests for young, healthy, asymptomatic patients have no proven val...
Contains fulltext : 50942.pdf ( ) (Open Access)BACKGROUND: General practitioners (...
Abstract Background UK and US policy initiatives have suggested that, in the future, patients and cl...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available on open access from the Royal...
Objectives: To describe the reasons UK general practitioners (GPs) give for taking blood, and to exa...
Aim: The aim of the study is to determine the factors that may affect the demands of patients who co...
Objectives: To describe the reasons UK general practitioners (GPs) give for taking blood, and to exa...
Objectives: To describe the reasons UK general practitioners (GPs) give for taking blood, and to exa...
INTRODUCTION: In Australia, general practitioners usually are the first point of contact for patient...
Item does not contain fulltextBACKGROUND: Better knowledge of the professional's motives for orderin...
BACKGROUND:General practitioners (GPs) frequently order blood tests when they see patients presentin...
BACKGROUND: Unexplained fatigue is frequently encountered in general practice. Because of the low pr...