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Prevention of diabetes in primary healthcare based on the health policy program for early detection and prevention of diabetes and its complications in working individuals in the Lubusz province

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Bonikowska I., Jasik-Pyzdrowska J., Towpik I.
Family Medicine & Primary Care Review
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2018
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issue 4
313-319
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Guidelines of the Polish Psychiatric Association – Wroclaw Division, the Polish Society of Family Medicine and the College of Family Physicians in Poland for diagnosis and treatment of depressive disorders in primary health care

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Piotrowski P., Gondek T., Rymaszewska J., Beszłej J., Czachowski S., Parmentier H., Kurpas D.
Family Medicine & Primary Care Review
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2017
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issue 3
335-346
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Prevalence of anti-HCV antibodies in adult patient population of primary care clinic in Warsaw

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Boguradzka A., Mazurczak-Pluta T., Rzewuska D., Ptasiński A.
Family Medicine & Primary Care Review
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2011
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issue 4
555-558
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Creation of practice-based research networks in rural areas in low-income countries: advantages and disadvantages

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Vasilopoulos T.
Medical Science Pulse
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2017
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vol. 11(1)
19-23
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Sieci badawcze oparte na praktyce (PBRN) składają się z grupy lekarzy, praktyk oraz instytucji, które są zaangażowane przede wszystkim w zapewnienie opieki pacjentom i powiązane ze sobą tak, aby wyjść naprzeciw potrzebom opieki zdrowotnej społeczności oraz przekształcić wyniki badań w praktykę kliniczną. Głównym celem sieci badawczych opartych na praktyce jest zaangażowanie klinicystów pochłoniętych pracą na rzecz społeczności lokalnych w badania prowadzone przez badaczy, którzy mają doświadczenie w dziedzinie badań klinicznych i usług zdrowotnych. Lekarze są zachęcani do wzięcia udziału w działaniach sieci badawczych opartych na praktyce po to, aby mogli udzielić odpowiedzi na pytania ważne dla swojej praktyki, a tym samym poprawić jakość praktyki i stan zdrowia społeczności. Sieci badawcze oparte na praktyce zapewniają dostęp do zjawisk często pomijanych przez badaczy, ale bardzo istotnych dla osób bezpośrednio związanych z badanymi kwestiami. Badania naukowe oparte na praktyce prowadzone w dziedzinie medycyny rodzinnej są ważnym sposobem zdobywania nowej wiedzy zarówno na podstawie stosowanych procedur, jak i rezultatów uzyskiwanych w praktyce medycyny rodzinnej. Chociaż sieci badawcze oparte na praktyce są użytecznymi narzędziami w prowadzeniu badań istotnych dla praktyki w dziedzinie podstawowej opieki zdrowotnej, ich istnienie jest zagrożone przez szereg problemów, takich jak ograniczenie wsparcia finansowego na obszarach wiejskich w ostatnich kilku latach, szczególnie w trwającym w wielu krajach Unii Europejskiej okresie zaciskania pasa. Trudności z rekrutacją są główną przeszkodą powodowaną ograniczeniami czasowymi, jakim podlegają lekarze rodzinni, brakiem wynagrodzenia, uznania oraz niedoborami kadrowymi. Podsumowując, pomimo niedogodności i wyzwań, które stoją przed sieciami badawczymi opartymi na praktyce, sami klinicyści oraz organizacje, takie jak EG PRN (Europejska Sieć Naukowa Medycyny Rodzinnej) i EURI PA (Europejskie Stowarzyszenie Lekarzy z Terenów Wiejskich i Izolowanych) próbują tworzyć ten rodzaj sieci, zwłaszcza w krajach o niskim dochodzie, aby poprawić jakość i zapewnić jak najlepszy dostęp do opieki zdrowotnej na obszarach wiejskich.
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Early diagnosis and treatment of rheumatoid arthritis in primary health care

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Kanecki K., Tyszko P.
Family Medicine & Primary Care Review
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2014
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issue 4
365-369
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Fostering digital literacy in the elderly as a means to secure their health needs and human rights in the reality of the twenty-first century

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Susło R., Paplicki M., Dopierała K., Drobnik J.
Family Medicine & Primary Care Review
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2018
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issue 3
271-275
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On an algorithm for decision-making for the optimization of disease prediction at the primary health care level using neural network clustering

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Selskyy P., Vakulenko D., Televiak A., Veresiuk T.
Family Medicine & Primary Care Review
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2018
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issue 2
171-175
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Recommendations of Polish Society of Physiotherapy, Polish Society of Family Medicine and College of Family Physicians in Poland for hip joint pain in primary health care

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Kassolik K., Rajkowska-Labon E., Tomasik T., Pisula-Lewandowska A., Gieremek K., Andrzejewski W., Kurpas D.
Family Medicine & Primary Care Review
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2018
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issue 2
183-193
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Prevalence of anti-HCV antibodies in adult patient population of primary care clinic in Warsaw

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Boguradzka A., Mazurczak-Pluta T., Rzewuska D., Ptasiński A.
Family Medicine & Primary Care Review
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2012
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issue 4
555-558
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Primary health care tasks in implementing the main operations of public health

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Tyszko P., Nitsch-Osuch A., Mińko M., Kanecki K.
Family Medicine & Primary Care Review
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2016
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issue 3
394-397
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The influence of socio-demographic and environmental factors on the fall rate in geriatric patients in primary health care

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Kamińska M., Brodowski J., Karakiewicz B.
Family Medicine & Primary Care Review
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2017
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issue 2
139-143
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Are our sub-centers prepared enough to tackle high-risk pregnancies? A cross-sectional survey from Southern Rajasthan, India

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Paliwal B., Sharma R., Rao R.
European Journal of Clinical and Experimental Medicine
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2023
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issue 3
513-518
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Introduction and aim. Sub-centers (SC) are the first contact point with the community with auxiliary nurse midwife (ANM) as the instrument, delivering all the primary health care services. The SCs are under constant criticism for their inability to deliver quality services. This study assessed the preparation of facilities available at the SC to manage high-risk pregnancies (HRP) and to compare the same between rural and tribal blocks of the selected district. Material and methods. This health facility-based cross-sectional observational study was done for 6 months among 276 rural and tribal SC of the Udaipur district by a two-stage random sampling method using an observational checklist to assess the infrastructure and logistics of SCs. Data were analyzed using SPSS 20. Results. The study covered 264 (95.7%) non-24x7 SCs and 12 (4.3%) 24x7 SCs. Only one-third SCs, 93 (33.6%) were situated at the center of the village. Only 151 (54.7%) SCs had attached ANM quarters. All 24x7 SCs and 78.4% of non-24x7 SCs had adequate equipment and infrastructure. Conclusion. Most of the subcentres’ infrastructure and functional equipment was equipped to tackle HRP. Rural SC adhered more than tribal. Most HRPs were tracked and referred to higher centers. Unless we emphasize strengthening SCs, the dream of a healthy nation will remain obscure.
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Recommendations of the Polish Society of Physiotherapy, the Polish Society of Family Medicine, the College of Family Physicians in Poland and the European Rural and Isolated Practitioners Association regarding the use of simple forms of physiotherapy, including massage and self-massage in primary care, endorsed by the Polish Society of Physiotherapy Specialists

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Kassolik K., Rajkowska-Laboń E., Wilk I., Dobrzycka A., Tomasik T., Andrzejewski W., Kiliański M., Petrazzuoli F., Jacquet J.-P., Simões J. A., Tkachenko V., Kurpas D.
Family Medicine & Primary Care Review
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2019
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issue 3
277-288
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Background. In general practice, dysfunctions within the locomotor system are a recurring health issue. Most frequently, diagnoses and treatments relate to pain syndromes of the backbone, the shoulder girdle or the pelvic girdle. The authors believe that physiotherapy, along with other clinical disciplines, should be regarded as an important factor which influences the effectiveness of the therapeutic process in this area. In primary care, treatment of musculoskeletal disorders – especially at the stage of early clinical symptoms – should incorporate basic physiotherapy methods, e.g., massage, physical procedures, kinesiotherapy and the underrated education of the patient. Restoring appropriate spatial arrangement of tissues provides the right conditions for the regeneration and repair of muscles, ligaments and tendons, although it is a process that requires a long time. Therefore, it can be very important to introduce self-therapy in the form of systematically repeated, easy-to-replicate procedures in the scope of self-massage and self-kinesiotherapy. Objectives. This paper presents the impact of physiotherapy in treating selected disorders and pain syndromes of the locomotor system with particular attention to the role of massage. Emphasis is placed on the meaning of self-massage in the process of restoring structural balance of tissues. The model of active inclusion of the patient in the treatment process as preparation for self-therapy is presented. This paper aims to justify the need to reorganize health services provided through general practicioners within the National Health Fund network by incorporating physiotherapy in primary care.
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Expectations of patients towards a primary care physician, related to the reason for the current visit, with particular emphasis on patients aged 65+

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Strzelecka K., Nowak-Starz G., Karakiewicz B.
Family Medicine & Primary Care Review
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2015
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issue 3
215-218
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Is home care an issue for primary health care? Expert views from Poland and Estonia

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Põlluste K., Marcinowicz L., Chlabicz S.
Family Medicine & Primary Care Review
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2016
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issue 4
455-459
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Adaptation and reliability testing of the SHARE-FI instrument for the assessment of risk of frailty syndrome among older Polish patients

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Muszalik M., Borowiak E., Kotarba A., Puto G., Doroszkiewicz H., Kędziora-Kornatowska K.
Family Medicine & Primary Care Review
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2018
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issue 1
36-40
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Motivational interview on having Pap test among middle-aged women – a counseling service in primary care

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Majd Abadi M. M., Vakilian K., Safari V.
Family Medicine & Primary Care Review
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2018
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issue 2
101-105
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Review of Ukrainian health care reformation on principles of family medicine

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Tkachenko V.
Family Medicine & Primary Care Review
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2017
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issue 4
425-429
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Optimization of diagnostic procedures in primary health services to detect asymptomatic malaria

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Siahaan L., Eyanoer P., Panggabean M., Panggabean Y.
Family Medicine & Primary Care Review
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2018
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issue 1
67-70
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Systemic aspects of securing the health safety of the elderly

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Paplicki M., Susło R., Dopierała K., Drobnik J.
Family Medicine & Primary Care Review
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2018
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issue 3
267-270
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