Which DSM validated tools for diagnosing depression are usable in primary care research? A systematic literature review

Autor: Nabbe, P., Le Reste, J.Y., Guillou-Landreat, M., Munoz Perez, M.A., Argyriadou, S., Claveria, A., Fernández San Martín, M.I., Czachowski, S., Lingner, H., Lygidakis, C., Sowinska, A., Chiron, B., Derriennic, J., Le Prielec, A., Le Floch, B., Montier, T., Van Marwijk, H., Van Royen, P.

Publikováno v: In European Psychiatry January 2017 39:99-105

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How do general practitioners recognize the definition of multimorbidity? A European qualitative study: European Journal of General Practice

Autor: Le Reste, J.Y., Nabbe, P., Lazic, D., Assenova, R., Lingner, H., Czachowski, S., Argyriadou, S., Sowinska, A., Lygidakis, C., Doerr, C., Claveria, A., Le Floch, B., Derriennic, J., Van Marwijk, H., van Royen, P.

Publikováno v: The European Journal of General Practice, 22, 159-168
Le Reste, J Y, Nabbe, P, Lazic, D, Assenova, R, Lingner, H, Czachowski, S, Argyriadou, S, Sowinska, A, Lygidakis, C, Doerr, C, Claveria, A, Le Floch, B, Derriennic, J, Van Marwijk, H & van Royen, P 2016, ' How do general practitioners recognize the definition of multimorbidity? A European qualitative study : European Journal of General Practice ', The European Journal of General Practice, vol. 22, pp. 159-168 . https://doi.org/10.3109/13814788.2015.1136619

Background: Multimorbidity is a challenging concept for general practice. An EGPRN working group has published a comprehensive definition of the concept of multimorbidity. As multimorbidity could be a way to explore complexity in general practice, it

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Protocol of a European Multicenter Survey-The COCO Study

Autor: Weltermann, BM, Gerasimovska-Kitanovska, B, Thielmann, A, Chambe, J, Lingner, H, Pirrotta, E, Buczkowski, K, Tekiner, S, Czachowski, S, Edirne, T, Zielinski, A, Yikilkan, H, Koskela, T, Petrazzuoli, F, Hoffman, RD, Ster, MP, Fernandez, CG, Uludag, A, Hoffmann, K, Mevsim, V, Pestic, SK

Background. Self-care for common colds is frequent, yet little is known about the spectrum, regional differences, and potential risks of self-care practices in patients from various European regions. Methods/Design. We describe the study protocol for

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Say it in Croatian – Croatian Translation of the EGPRN Definition of Multimorbidity using a Delphi Consensus Technique

Autor: Lazič, Đ. K., Reste, J. Y. L., Murgić, L., Petriček, G., Katić, M., Ožvačić-Adžić, Z., Nekić, V. C., Nabbe, P., Hasanagič, M., Assenova, R., Lygidakis, C., Linger, H., Doerr, C., Czachowski, S., Sowinska, A., Floch, B. L., Munoz, M., Argyriadou, S., Harm van Marwijk, Lietard, C., Royen, P.

Publikováno v: Collegium antropologicum
Volume 38
Issue 3
University of Sussex-Elements

Patients coming to their family physician (FP) usually have more than one condition or problem. Multimorbidity as well as dealing with it, is challenging for FPs even as a mere concept. The World Health Organization (WHO) has simply defined multimorb

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