Do primary care providers who prescribe more opioids have higher patient panel satisfaction scores?

Decision support for chronic pain care: how do primary care physicians decide when to prescribe opioids? a qualitative study

BACKGROUND Primary care physicians struggle to treat chronic noncancer pain while limiting opioid misuse, abuse, and diversion. The objective of this study was to understand how primary care physicians perceive their decisions to prescribe opioids in the context of chronic noncancer pain management. This question is important because interventions, such as decision support tools, must be design...

Do primary care providers who speak Chinese improve access to mental health care of Chinese immigrants?

Background: The utilization of health care providers who share the language and culture of their patients has been advoc

Managing primary care using patient satisfaction measures.

Our study aimed to identify which attributes of a primary healthcare experience have the most impact on patient satisfaction as well as which aspects of each attribute are most significant in patients' response to the services they receive. The three attributes examined in this study were access, staff care, and physician care. Analyses of the aspects of each attribute controlled for age, gende...

Primary Care Providers Have Limited Knowledge About STI Screening And HIV PrEP in Men Who have Sex with Men

Newborn's primary care standards do graduate midwifery

Introduction: First minutes of a baby's life are very important stage of life is filled with danger, this study aimed to assess the infant's primary care standards do graduate midwifes. Methods: Present research is a cross-sectional study. Statistical society of this research is a group of recent graduated midwifes including 50 persons, have graduated in the recent three years and are providin...