Tag: Family Medicine

A qualitative study reveals German family doctors view point-of-care ultrasound as clinically vital yet severely restricted by complex training and ...

A qualitative study in BMC Primary Care finds that older adults with hip fractures rarely recall fall risk assessments by ...

A multicenter study found that a virtual clinical examination reliably evaluated Mexican family medicine residents across multiple clinical competencies.

An observational study in a Canadian family medicine clinic found that delabeling low-risk penicillin allergies through direct oral amoxicillin challenges ...

A pan-European study of general practitioners across 24 countries identifies key individual, professional, and practice-level factors associated with attitudes toward ...

A literature-informed framework proposes integrating sports and exercise medicine into Saudi family practice to address widespread physical inactivity and rising ...

A cross-sectional study of 422 primary care patients in Türkiye found that higher health literacy and treatment adherence were positively ...

An online cross-sectional survey of 155 primary care physicians across seven Nigerian states found that just 5.8% demonstrated good knowledge ...

A community case study documents how a small family health center in post-conflict Jaffna, Sri Lanka, evolved between 2012 and ...

A modified Delphi study involving 17 Malaysian clinicians produced seven preliminary recommendations for coordinating community and hospital-based geriatric telemedicine care.

A nine-year analysis shows Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 primary care reform grew the family medicine workforce by 53 percent while ...

A one-year federally funded pilot provided seed money, mentorship, and a shared toolkit to six residency programs in high HIV ...

In recent years, the opioid crisis has escalated into a public health emergency, with millions of individuals affected by opioid ...