Content of Care in Rural Primary Health Care Practices

Chamberlain, H.; Drui, Albert B.

doi:10.1097/00005650-197503000-00005

Medical Care

1975

DOI: 10.1097/00005650-197503000-00005

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Content of Care in Rural Primary Health Care Practices

H. Chamberlain¹,

Albert B. Drui²

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Recent rural health research

Wright¹

1976

J Community Health

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Recent rural health research may be examined in two ways: needs and solutions. A definition of needs requires an evaluation of the social factors that affect the expectations and the behavior of both the provider and the consumer. Three types of solutions should be considered: the appropriate utilization of manpower, including the efforts to influence physician location and specialty distribution, new health practitioners, and team approaches; the new technology for transportation and communication; and the organization of new delivery systems. Two areas of rural health research that need more attention are program evaluation and financial planning.

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Wright¹

1976

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Adolescent Medicine in Rural America

Stern

1980

Pediatric Clinics of North America

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Counselling training in primary care education: A two-stage approach

Saidel

1979

Patient Counselling and Health Education

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Content of Care in Rural Primary Health Care Practices

Cited by 4 publications

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Recent rural health research

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Adolescent Medicine in Rural America

Counselling training in primary care education: A two-stage approach

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