Identification and early detection of cancer patients in primary care

Key words: artificial neural networks, apicidin, centralization, early detection, epigenetics, high definition mass spectrometry, MUC4, pancreatic cancer,

Conclusion Increased consultation frequency in primary care is a risk marker for common cancers as are focal features presented with benign characteristics. It is possible for a GP

Keywords: barriers, communication channels, evidence-to-practice gap, follow-up, implementation, innovative attitudes, intervention, longitudinal study, organisational

The qualitative approach of phenomenography was chosen, and proved appropriate since the study aim was achieved and the findings led to three concrete categories with representa-

Pairwise primary tumors (not to be confused with metastases) from 26 young breast cancer patients (£ 50 years) with OPPMs were analyzed to evaluate whether somatic

The individuals seeking the weight reduction program were mostly women, they had a higher education level than the OW population, and they also had worse general health, despite

Previous research on the meeting between elderly patient, relative and doctor shows that there are shortcomings as regards information and communication, that relatives

therapy (ICBT) and collaborative care with a care manager (CCCM) - as treatment of depression in the Swedish primary care setting - from the perspectives of cost- effectiveness