PATIENT PERCEPTIONS: AN IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTOR TO HOW PHYSICIANS APPROACH TOBACCO CESSATION
Na minha lista:
SOLBERG, L.I., KOTTKE, T.E., PATIENT PERCEPTIONS: AN IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTOR TO HOW PHYSICIANS APPROACH TOBACCO CESSATION. TOBACCO CONTROL, Vol. 7, no. 4 (1998), p. 421-422.
Ref.
74476
Localização:
SIIS R.1048
Palabras clave:
Actitudes institucionales, Actitudes usuarios, Atención primaria, Crítica, Drogodependencias, Intervención, Médicos, Percepción, Relación médico-enfermo, Tabaquismo
Actitudes institucionales, Actitudes usuarios, Atención primaria, Crítica, Drogodependencias, Intervención, Médicos, Percepción, Relación médico-enfermo, Tabaquismo
Registos relacionados: PATIENT PERCEPTIONS: AN IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTOR TO HOW PHYSICIANS APPROACH TOBACCO CESSATION
- PHYSICIANS COUNSELING SMOKERS. A POPULATION-BASED SURVEY OF PATIENTS' PERCEPTIONS OF HEALTH CARE PROVIDER-DELIVERED SMOKING CESSATION INTERVENTIONS
- DEVELOPING IN YOUNGER PHYSICIANS AN ETHICAL PERSPECTIVETOWARD GERIATRIC PATIENTS
- ISSUES IN PHYSICIAN-ELDERLY PATIENT INTERACTION
- SUBSTANCE ABUSE SCREENING OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS AND ITS EFFECT ON PHYSICIAN BEHAVIOR
- TOBACCO CONTROL ACTIVITIES OF PRIMARY-CARE PHYSICIANS IN THE COMMUNITY INTERVENTION TRIAL FOR SMOKING CESSATION
- HOW DO PHYSICIANS DEFINE "LIGHT", "MODERATE", AND "HEAVY" DRINKING?