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Brian E Lacy
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October 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Thomas Roth, Stephen Brunton
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October 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Timothy Reid
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October 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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George Bakris
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Narges Farahi, Anne Mounsey, Beth Auten
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October 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Joel Hua-Liang Lim, Stephanie Sutjipto, Lucinda Siyun Tan
The patient's immune status offered a clue to the diagnosis.
October 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Shankar Haran, Saniya Kazi, Saliya Caldera
Initial signs and symptoms offer the best guide to next steps in assessment, testing, and treatment, plus any needed referral or multidisciplinary care.
October 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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David W Baker
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October 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Ashli Fitzpatrick, Robert T Brodell
We had one clue that helped explain the ulcers in the patient's mouth: He had an accompanying low-grade fever.
October 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Cole Bortz, Morteza Khodaee
Right wrist pain 4 days after falling on wrist while playing basketball. Normal range of motion of wrist and hand. Pain with active and passive wrist extension.
October 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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E Ashley Suniega, Christina M Thoma Md M Thoma, J Scott Earwood, Dean A Seehusen
A recent study says Yes, and that it offers advantages: It can be scheduled faster, is less expensive, and is more acceptable to many patients than lab testing.
October 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Doug Campos-Outcalt
Consider starting vaccination in September or later to avoid waning immunity by the end of the flu season.
October 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Michael J Arnold, Stella Hayes, John F Sullivan
Asking yourself 1 question can help you to estimate an advanced cancer patient's prognosis and determine how best to help in setting end-of-life priorities.
October 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Steven G Mlodinow, Becky S Linn, Tracy Mahvan, Laurel Nicole Ramer, Naomi M Ngaima
Deprescribing can be accomplished by using tested tools, good judgment, and a team approach.
October 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Diksha Mohanty, Angeline Prabhu, Steven Lippmann
From awareness to advocacy, here's what you need to know to prevent burnout from taking hold.
October 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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John Hickner
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October 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Kimberly L Collins, Megan Wilson, E Chris Vincent, Sarah Safranek
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September 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Stefania C Bray, Peter J Carek
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September 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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James Jerzak, Gina Siddiqui, Christine A Sinsky
Our move away from a traditional practice model has improved quality metrics and enhanced our financial sustainability.
September 2019: Journal of Family Practice
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Benjamin Gilmer, Stephen Hulkower, Courtenay Gilmore Wilson, Brittney Macdonald, Jonathan Pozner, Sue Stigleman
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