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Results of the Belgian Sentinel Network of General Practitioners on the Involvement of Therapists in Stroke Rehabilitation.
provided by 199 and 189 family physicians working in sentinel practices for the years 2009 and 2010 respectively. 326 patients who were diagnosed with stroke were included. Patients with paralysis/paresis ...
Symptoms and clinical signs associated with hospital admission and mortality for heart failure.
family practices. All adult patients for whom the first time the diagnosis of heart failure was clinically suspected were registered. One, six and twelve months after the initial diagnosis, the family ...
Quality of care assessment using GPs' electronic patient records: do we need data from home visits?
Inform, Volume 110, p.35-41 (2004) Keywords: Belgium Data collection Family Practice House Calls Medical Records Systems, Computerized Quality Indicators, Health Care Abstract: The paper tackles the topic ...
Placements in psychiatric institutions, nursing homes, and homes for the elderly by Belgian general practitioners.
80 and over Belgium Chronic disease Family Practice Female Home Care Services Homes for the Aged Hospitals, Psychiatric Humans long-term care Male middle aged nursing homes Patient Admission Population ...
Revealing regional differences in the institutionalization of adult patients in homes for the elderly and nursing homes: results of the Belgian network of sentinel GPs.
Belgium Female Home Care Services Homes for the Aged Hospitalization Humans Institutionalization Male nursing homes Physicians, Family Sentinel Surveillance Waiting Lists Abstract: OBJECTIVES: The aim of ...
Eurosentinel: development of an international sentinel network of general practitioners.
Epidemiologic Methods Europe Health Services Research health surveys HIV Infections Humans Physicians, Family Abstract: The Eurosentinel project was a European concerted action. It started in June 1988 and ended ...
IPAAC Rapport WP4: Cancer control policy interview survey
family. Waiting times, lack of cancer care professionals, cultural habits and quality control are recurrent challenges reported by EU countries. In addition, the lack of knowledge and the persistent need to ...