Variations in the diagnosis of psychosocial disorders: A general practice observation study

Working in social prescribing services: a qualitative study

“…Community-based SP services. Smaller community projects in the study were often situated in deprived areas, and it is known that these tend to be places with the greatest unmet social needs (Robinson and Roter, 1999;Hopton and Dlugolecka, 1995;Verhaak, 1986;Boerma and Verhaak, 1999). Interviewees frequently noted the importance of understanding the local area and the people who live there, and other studies have observed that SP services often develop in response to local need (NHS Health Education England, 2016).…”

Working in social prescribing services: a qualitative study

“…Community-based SP services. Smaller community projects in the study were often situated in deprived areas, and it is known that these tend to be places with the greatest unmet social needs (Robinson and Roter, 1999;Hopton and Dlugolecka, 1995;Verhaak, 1986;Boerma and Verhaak, 1999). Interviewees frequently noted the importance of understanding the local area and the people who live there, and other studies have observed that SP services often develop in response to local need (NHS Health Education England, 2016).…”

Which Factors Determine the Use of Diagnostic Imaging Technologies for Gastrointestinal Complaints in General Medical Practice?

“…4. A further reason described in the literature for intensity differences in the diagnostics used is the selection and information process, which leads patients wanting frequent technical diagnostics to contact doctors who meet this demand (18).…”

Management of somatisers in primary care: are family doctors motivated?

“…There is a large amount of research on the factors that influence the diagnosis and treatment approach of GPs towards primary care patients with psychiatric disorders. These factors include sociodemographic characteristics, personality traits, attitudes towards psychiatry and psychiatric patients, training, professional satisfaction, amount of clinical activity and skills in clinical interview [21][22][23][24]. At the moment, there are no specific studies of the factors that influence the diagnosis and treatment approach of GPs towards somatising patients.…”

Working in social prescribing services: a qualitative study

“…Community-based SP services. Smaller community projects in the study were often situated in deprived areas, and it is known that these tend to be places with the greatest unmet social needs (Robinson and Roter, 1999;Hopton and Dlugolecka, 1995;Verhaak, 1986;Boerma and Verhaak, 1999). Interviewees frequently noted the importance of understanding the local area and the people who live there, and other studies have observed that SP services often develop in response to local need (NHS Health Education England, 2016).…”

Which Factors Determine the Use of Diagnostic Imaging Technologies for Gastrointestinal Complaints in General Medical Practice?

“…4. A further reason described in the literature for intensity differences in the diagnostics used is the selection and information process, which leads patients wanting frequent technical diagnostics to contact doctors who meet this demand (18).…”

Management of somatisers in primary care: are family doctors motivated?

“…There is a large amount of research on the factors that influence the diagnosis and treatment approach of GPs towards primary care patients with psychiatric disorders. These factors include sociodemographic characteristics, personality traits, attitudes towards psychiatry and psychiatric patients, training, professional satisfaction, amount of clinical activity and skills in clinical interview [21][22][23][24]. At the moment, there are no specific studies of the factors that influence the diagnosis and treatment approach of GPs towards somatising patients.…”

Working in social prescribing services: a qualitative study

“…Community-based SP services. Smaller community projects in the study were often situated in deprived areas, and it is known that these tend to be places with the greatest unmet social needs (Robinson and Roter, 1999;Hopton and Dlugolecka, 1995;Verhaak, 1986;Boerma and Verhaak, 1999). Interviewees frequently noted the importance of understanding the local area and the people who live there, and other studies have observed that SP services often develop in response to local need (NHS Health Education England, 2016).…”

Which Factors Determine the Use of Diagnostic Imaging Technologies for Gastrointestinal Complaints in General Medical Practice?

“…4. A further reason described in the literature for intensity differences in the diagnostics used is the selection and information process, which leads patients wanting frequent technical diagnostics to contact doctors who meet this demand (18).…”

Management of somatisers in primary care: are family doctors motivated?

“…There is a large amount of research on the factors that influence the diagnosis and treatment approach of GPs towards primary care patients with psychiatric disorders. These factors include sociodemographic characteristics, personality traits, attitudes towards psychiatry and psychiatric patients, training, professional satisfaction, amount of clinical activity and skills in clinical interview [21][22][23][24]. At the moment, there are no specific studies of the factors that influence the diagnosis and treatment approach of GPs towards somatising patients.…”