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theurologyclinic.net

Expert Urologic care with a focus on you. We prioritize your time and health, ensuring you’re seen quickly and receive the care you deserve.

seoulurology.com

당일검사 당일치료 MRI, 전립선 비대증 요로결석, 서울의대 출신, 대학교수, EBS명의, 건대입구역 위치

e-emj.org

Strengthening the Reporting of Observational Studies in Epidemiology (STROBE): explanation and elaboration — a Korean translation

bjgpopen.org

Background Relational continuity of care has been shown to improve patient outcomes and clinician satisfaction. However, little is known about how GP registrars, the future workforce in general practice, experience this continuity, especially in the context of evolving workforces and increasing use of remote consultations. Aim To explore GP registrars’ views on relational continuity of care and identify personal, training, and practice factors that may influence these views, including the impact of digital or remote consulting. Design & setting A cross-sectional online survey was conducted among GP registrars in the West Midlands, England. The survey explored registrars’ experiences and attitudes towards relational continuity, including the impact of remote consulting. Method The survey combined Likert-scale and multiple-choice questions with free-text responses. Quantitative data were analysed using descriptive statistics with logistic regression to identify personal and training factors that might influence views. Content analysis was used for qualitative data. Results In total, 246 responses were received (estimated 14.5% response rate). Registrars valued relational continuity, particularly for patients with long-term conditions. Barriers such as rotational training, high workload, and limited appointment access were reported. Remote consulting was seen as challenging for building relationships but helpful for follow-up encounters. Few personal or training factors influenced views on relational continuity. Conclusion Despite significant barriers, GP registrars highlighted the importance of relational continuity for patient care and clinician satisfaction. Further research is needed to explore how training models impact continuity, and how training and remote consulting can support the experience of relational continuity in practice.

microbioma.it

Durante il congresso Microbiota Revolution di Roma, Giovanni Barbara (Università di Bologna) ha esplorato l'evoluzione della ricerca sul microbiota, un ecosistema essenziale per la salute umana.