Rural Obesity App Trial Shows Promise Alongside Usability And Workflow Obstacles
A pragmatic mixed-methods evaluation in rural Bavarian primary care reveals that a digital health application enhanced patient motivation and health ...
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Digital Health Interventions in Primary Care Often Prove Cost-Effective, Review Finds
A systematic review of 54 economic evaluations reveals that digital health interventions in adult primary care frequently deliver favourable cost-effectiveness, ...
Systematic Review Protocol for Leicester Diabetes Risk Scores
A new systematic review protocol aims to evaluate the performance of Leicester risk scores for detecting undiagnosed type 2 diabetes ...
Family physicians often expect child milestones later than guidelines suggest
A survey of 310 family physicians in Türkiye found that expectations for child milestones varied widely by item, with most ...
New Clinical Guidelines Say Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Can Be Diagnosed Without Scans
Updated AAOS guidelines support diagnosing carpal tunnel syndrome clinically with the CTS-6 score, reserving scans and nerve tests for uncertain ...
Factors Associated with European General Practitioners’ Attitudes Toward Person-Centered Care
A pan-European study of general practitioners across 24 countries identifies key individual, professional, and practice-level factors associated with attitudes toward ...
Framework Proposes Integrating Sports and Exercise Medicine Into Saudi Primary Care
A literature-informed framework proposes integrating sports and exercise medicine into Saudi family practice to address widespread physical inactivity and rising ...
Evidence-Based Health Information Reaches More Patients When Primary Care Teams Talk Directly, Austrian Evaluation Finds
A process evaluation using the RE-AIM QuEST framework reports lessons from an Austrian initiative that brought evidence-based health information into ...
Co-Navigating Primary Care for Emotional Distress in South Asian Men
A qualitative study examines how South Asian men with chronic physical conditions and general practitioners navigate primary care consultations for ...
Japanese Cross-Sectional Study Links Nocturia With Higher Sleep Dissatisfaction
A cross-sectional survey of 2,148 residents in Tsukuba City, Japan, found that each additional nocturnal void was independently associated with ...
Study Finds Patients and Clinicians Urge Shared Gabapentinoid Deprescribing Guidelines
A qualitative study reveals that patients and clinicians want co-designed clinical guidelines to safely coordinate the tapering and deprescribing of ...
Multi-Domain Primary Care Contracting Linked to Lower Service Output in Poland
A nationwide cross-sectional study of Polish National Health Fund data found that multi-domain contracting of non-physician primary care providers is ...
Behavioral Health Training Linked to Lower Mental Health Stigma in Primary Care
A cross-sectional study of 154 US primary care providers found that alumni of a one-year behavioral health training fellowship reported ...
Research report: When technology meets practice: how real-world use reshaped an XR-enhanced chronic pain programme across primary care sites
A multicenter implementation study across primary care centers in Catalonia revealed that routine adoption of extended reality for chronic pain ...
Study Protocol Examines How General Practitioners Manage Patient Burnout in Practice
Researchers have detailed a mixed-methods study protocol exploring the psychosocial and contextual determinants influencing burnout management in general practice.
Researchers Derive Streamlined Quality of Life Scale for Mexican Diabetes Patients
A psychometric evaluation in Mexico City identified a unidimensional 23-item version of the Diabetes-39 questionnaire that reliably assesses health-related quality ...
Cognitive and Gender Biases Affect Primary Care Spondyloarthritis Diagnoses in Simulations
A qualitative simulation study of 46 primary care physicians in Spain found that diagnostic reasoning for spondyloarthritis was influenced by ...
Health Literacy and Adherence Linked to Perceived Doctor Interaction Effectiveness
A cross-sectional study of 422 primary care patients in Türkiye found that higher health literacy and treatment adherence were positively ...
Primary care visits after kidney transplant linked to better cholesterol control
A retrospective study of 815 kidney transplant recipients found that primary care visits were associated with improved LDL cholesterol control ...
AI reads everyday health questionnaires to flag Parkinson’s disease
A language-model-based AI called Quest2Dx screens for Parkinson's disease using self-reported health questionnaires, achieving AUROCs up to 0.977 and transferring ...
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