Consumers, family physicians, allied health workers, and sociomedical problems

Patients and doctors have differing opinions about the role of family physicians. These opinions were sampled by two questionnaires and the results suggest that family physicians have, for example, high expectations of themselves and their psychiatric colleagues whereas patients expect other allied...

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Published inJournal of the Royal College of General Practitioners Vol. 27; no. 180; pp. 431 - 435
Main Author Warner, M M
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published England 01.07.1977
Subjects
Allied Health Personnel
Humans
Patient Acceptance of Health Care
Physicians, Family
The Patient's Point of View
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Summary:Patients and doctors have differing opinions about the role of family physicians. These opinions were sampled by two questionnaires and the results suggest that family physicians have, for example, high expectations of themselves and their psychiatric colleagues whereas patients expect other allied health professionals to play a significant role in providing care.
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ISSN:0035-8797