ライフサイエンスコーパス: primary health care

1 ning, organization, operation and control of primary health care".

2 iduals might be more effective than standard primary health care.

3 of, antihypertensive medications in Chinese primary health care.

4 se the following priorities for revitalising primary health care.

5 ountries without substantial acceleration of primary health care.

6 stems, and scarce research and assessment on primary health care.

7 d globally, which are required to revitalise primary health care.

8 h care and children with CD (the cases) from primary health care and 3 university hospital outpatient

9 thy children (the reference population) from primary health care and children with CD (the cases) fro

10 treatment-seeking pathways from household to primary health care and referral for ABM in Malawi.

11 55 symptomatic women aged 18 to 40 attending primary health care and sexually transmitted disease cli

12 Hospitals and Health Systems, the Bureau of Primary Health Care, and Denver Health.

13 uld be invaluable in guiding investments for primary health care, and expediting progress towards the

14 tures, and the implications of investment in primary health care as a foundation for UHC could be exp

15 rs of age, describing coverage and equity of primary health care as well as non-health sector actions

16 te respiratory tract infections is common in primary health care, but distinguishing serious from sel

17 up blinded randomized controlled trial at 10 primary health care centers in Cook County, Illinois.

18 a study carried out in small-town and rural primary health care centers in southwestern Nigeria, 330

19 The trial was conducted in primary health care centers in Spain.

20 ed at 25 public surgical departments and 480 primary health care centers in Sweden of 2010 obese part

21 conducted at 25 surgical departments and 480 primary health care centers in Sweden.

22 from specialized anticoagulation clinics and primary health care centers.

23 d for HIV testing and counselling at a local primary health-care centre.

24 ulmonary tuberculosis symptoms presenting at primary health-care centres and hospitals in eight count

25 en-label, non-inferiority trial done at five primary health-care centres in low-income communities in

26 pen-label randomised controlled trial in ten primary health-care centres in northern Vietnam.

27 individuals older than 15 years who attended primary health-care centres or participated in a nationa

28 ber 1, 2011, through November 30, 2013, at a primary health care clinic in Southwest Finland.

29 or (2) POC Xpert MTB/RIF test performed at a primary health care clinic.

30 s (aged 0-59 days) who either presented at a primary health-care clinic or were identified by a commu

31 e randomly assigned to receive decentralised primary health-care clinic-based HIV care (control group

32 for the serological diagnosis of syphilis in primary health care clinics or resource-poor settings an

33 ticipants tested HIV-positive at seven study primary health-care clinics and were screened for eligib

34 -15 years with newly-diagnosed HIV attending primary health-care clinics in Harare, Zimbabwe.

35 In so-called real-life primary health-care conditions, HCS can significantly re

36 12 as a collaborative effort of the National Primary Health Care Development Agency, the Nigerian Fie

37 o promote screening for tuberculosis in a UK primary health care district.

38 These 30 countries have scaled up selective primary health care (eg, immunisation, family planning),

39 gement systems, and consistent investment in primary health-care extension workers linked to the heal

40 Primary health care facilities were commonly reached rap

41 ing and counselling (PITC) among children in primary health care facilities, and explored health care

42 hereby decreasing the time to treatment at a primary health care facility for patients who are willin

43 tionale for managing nutritional problems in primary health care, I discuss the extent of both practi

44 We assessed progress for primary health care in countries since Alma-Ata.

45 n without compromising patients' recovery in primary health care in Vietnam.

46 Injured patients' age, sex, primary health care insurance, income quartile, and othe

47 pes on the quality of smear microscopy in 13 primary health care laboratories in Kinshasa, Democratic

48 ng), and 14 have progressed to comprehensive primary health care, marked by high coverage of skilled

49 f practice, knowledge base, integration into primary health care (medicine, pharmacy, nursing, and al

50 mal and informal), and efforts to strengthen primary health care, often with a model of family medici

51 ake care of these patients, and insight into primary health care (PHC) use of cancer survivors is nee

52 children aged 12-72 mo were recruited from 9 primary health care practices within The Applied Researc

53 In this 24-week trial undertaken at four primary health-care practices and one hospital in New Ze

54 ss of a programme of training and support in primary health-care practices to increase identification

55 Referral by a primary health-care professional to a commercial weight

56 ate community participation into large-scale primary health care programmes a major reason for why we

57 Primary health-care programmes specifically tailored to

58 The unique role of the primary health care provider in the prevention of adoles

59 Women and their primary health care providers must weigh this and other

60 reduce maternal distress that can be used by primary health care providers.

61 pertension, particularly through the work of primary health-care providers, will need to improve acce

62 h care", and the seventh article stated that primary health care "requires and promotes maximum commu

63 eparation is needed, involving more than the primary health-care sector and adopting an ecological ap

64 d assist in the development and provision of primary health care services for persons who are homeles

65 Untreated coeliac patients used primary health care services more frequently than the ge

66 enerate positive trickle-up effects on other primary health care services.

67 thening, and user fees should be removed for primary health-care services to improve use.

68 reatment delivered by a dietitian within the primary health care setting can produce clinically relev

69 e weight loss in postpartum women within the primary health care setting in Sweden.

70 used in busy, over-crowded, and low-resource primary health care settings to identify women who need

71 r will enhance ulcer healing if delivered at primary health care settings, because there is often a d

72 reatment centers can be used successfully in primary health care settings.

73 UC alone was for harmful drinkers in routine primary health-care settings, and might be cost-effectiv

74 UC alone was for harmful drinkers in routine primary health-care settings, and might be cost-effectiv

75 th moderately severe to severe depression in primary health-care settings.

76 ents with harmful drinking attending routine primary health-care settings.

77 , and their associations with individual and primary health-care site characteristics, using mixed mo

78 tterns of 62 antihypertensive medications at primary health-care sites across 31 Chinese provinces.

79 Our study sample included 3362 primary health-care sites and around 1 million people (6

80 nt of Cardiac Events Million Persons Project primary health care survey), which was undertaken betwee

81 tal health has not become a component of the primary health care system in many parts of the world.

82 controls received usual care in the Swedish primary health care system.

83 14 countries identified with a comprehensive primary health care system.

84 ortunity to build an integrated, cooperative primary health-care system, generating knowledge from pr

85 ade remarkable progress in strengthening its primary health-care system.

86 d public sectors; improved public health and primary health-care systems are essential for the implem

87 Preventive interventions should prioritize primary health care tailored to this population, includi

88 lly agreed package of prioritised and phased primary health care that all stakeholders are committed

89 supplemented by data from the 2003 Bureau of Primary Health Care Uniform Data System and weighted to

90 At the Primary Health Care Unit in Pieksamaki, Finland, all sub

91 ubjects were drawn from one hospital and one primary health care unit in Rio de Janeiro City, Brazil.

92 Primary health care visits offer opportunities to identi

93 atment through an integrated model, in which primary health care was included within the addiction tr

94 Primary health care was ratified as the health policy of

95 omized trial was conducted in 18 centers for primary health care within a national public system prov

96 Primary health-care workers in resource-poor settings us

97 t of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) by primary-health-care workers in Mwanza Region, Tanzania.