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Primary Health Care - Bridging the Gap Between Theory and Practice (Paperback, Edition. ed.)
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Primary Health Care - Bridging the Gap Between Theory and Practice (Paperback, Edition. ed.)
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This book is about four ways of using the consultation in primary
health care. One ofthem is very familiar, the other three a little
less so. But they should all be as much a part of the repertoire of
doctor or nurse as examining some system of the body or relieving
pain and discomfort. If each is not used when appropriate, the full
potential of the consultation is not achieved. This is the
practical message of the book. Simultaneously it is concerned with
the more theoretical problems of clarifying the role of the
generalist in contemporary medicine and of relating it to the wider
world of people's day-to-day lives and decisions and to their
interest in seeking health for their children and themselves. Is
primary care too broad and general to be manageable? Is it a
pot-pourri derived from other disciplines or is it distinct? If
distinct, exactly how does it differ and can its principles be
stated in a clear and practical way? How can it respond effectively
to people's wants and needs? The same four uses of the
consultation, presented in a diagram which can be easily
remembered, serve as a simple map for outlining the role of the
doctor or nurse in primary care. The details of the map are filled
in with clinical anecdotes and copious reference to studies from
all over the world.
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