Doctors and nurses: changing family values?

Family Health Strategy doctors and nurses' perceptions of complementary therapies.

OBJECTIVE To analyze Estratégia de Saúde da Família (Family Health Strategy) professionals' perception of complementary and integrative therapies. METHODS A study with 177 doctors and nurses was conducted in 2008, based on a self-administered questionnaire. The outcome variables were "interest in complementary and integrative therapies" and "agreement with the National Policy on Complementary...

Consultations with doctors and nurses.

Most have family doctor or GP In 2003, an estimated 86% of Canadians aged 12 and older—about 23 million people—reported that they had a “regular” medical doctor. Even if they did not, just over threequarters of people these ages (77%) said they had consulted a family physician or a general practitioner (GP) at least once in the past year. As well, 11% reported having consulted a nurse. Predicta...

helplessness of doctors and nurses in china

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Ethical theory, ethnography, doctors and nurses.

As a social scientist interested in how those engaged in medical interventions as either practitioners or recipients construct and justify their decisions, I was pleased to see both David Robertson's account of his empirical enquiry into such issues when he worked in a psychiatric hospital in this country and your editorial comment on the value of such enquiries. ' Nevertheless, again as a soci...

Doctors and Nurses at the Hospitals