Add to ORKGAIM: To describe the relationship between general practitioner demographic factors and the recognition of psychological and physical symptoms in consultation. METHODS: A survey of a random sample of 70 GPs and their patients (n=3414) from the lower Nort
This article addresses the issues of recognition and labelling of psychological disorders (PDs) by g...
In this paper general practitioners' (GPs') somatic-psychosocial attributions of fatigue are examine...
This article addresses the issues of recognition and labelling of psychological disorders (PDs) by g...
AIM: To describe the relationship between general practitioner demographic factors and the recogniti...
Many mental problems are not detected by the General Practitioner (GP). Recognition of these problem...
A way of measuring patients' beliefs about the origin of their symptoms would allow the investigatio...
Objective: The authors' goal was to cross-validate the earlier finding of the Groningen Primary Care...
Background. Despite extensive research, the reasons why patients consult their doctors are unclear. ...
Objective: To establish general practitioner (GP) ratings of the origins of their older patients' ph...
Objective: To investigate if general practitioners (GPs) with a higher workload are less inclined to...
OBJECTIVES: To examine the effect of patients' causal attributions of common somatic symptoms on rec...
BACKGROUND: Although psychiatric disorders are highly prevalent in the community, many patients with...
OBJECTIVE: To investigate if general practitioners (GPs) with a higher workload are less inclined to...
In this paper general practitioners' (GPs') somatic-psychosocial attributions of fatigue are examine...
Background: Although psychiatric disorders are highly prevalent in the community, many patients with...
This article addresses the issues of recognition and labelling of psychological disorders (PDs) by g...
In this paper general practitioners' (GPs') somatic-psychosocial attributions of fatigue are examine...
This article addresses the issues of recognition and labelling of psychological disorders (PDs) by g...
AIM: To describe the relationship between general practitioner demographic factors and the recogniti...
Many mental problems are not detected by the General Practitioner (GP). Recognition of these problem...
A way of measuring patients' beliefs about the origin of their symptoms would allow the investigatio...
Objective: The authors' goal was to cross-validate the earlier finding of the Groningen Primary Care...
Background. Despite extensive research, the reasons why patients consult their doctors are unclear. ...
Objective: To establish general practitioner (GP) ratings of the origins of their older patients' ph...
Objective: To investigate if general practitioners (GPs) with a higher workload are less inclined to...
OBJECTIVES: To examine the effect of patients' causal attributions of common somatic symptoms on rec...
BACKGROUND: Although psychiatric disorders are highly prevalent in the community, many patients with...
OBJECTIVE: To investigate if general practitioners (GPs) with a higher workload are less inclined to...
In this paper general practitioners' (GPs') somatic-psychosocial attributions of fatigue are examine...
Background: Although psychiatric disorders are highly prevalent in the community, many patients with...
This article addresses the issues of recognition and labelling of psychological disorders (PDs) by g...
In this paper general practitioners' (GPs') somatic-psychosocial attributions of fatigue are examine...
This article addresses the issues of recognition and labelling of psychological disorders (PDs) by g...