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1. Understanding primary care transformation and implications for ageing populations and health inequalities: a systematic scoping review of new models of primary health care in OECD countries and China

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D. A. G Henderson, E Donaghy, M Dozier, B Guthrie, H Huang, M Pickersgill, E Stewart, A Thompson, H. H. X Wang, and S. W Mercer

Subjects
Primary care, Ageing, Scoping review, Health inequalities, Medicine
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Abstract Background Many countries have introduced reforms with the aim of primary care transformation (PCT). Common objectives include meeting service delivery challenges associated with ageing populations and health inequalities. To date, there has been little research comparing PCT internationally. Our aim was to examine PCT and new models of primary care by conducting a systematic scoping review of international literature in order to describe major policy changes including key ‘components’, impacts of new models of care, and barriers and facilitators to PCT implementation. Methods We undertook a systematic scoping review of international literature on PCT in OECD countries and China (published protocol: https://osf.io/2afym ). Ovid [MEDLINE/Embase/Global Health], CINAHL Plus, and Global Index Medicus were searched (01/01/10 to 28/08/21). Two reviewers independently screened the titles and abstracts with data extraction by a single reviewer. A narrative synthesis of findings followed. Results A total of 107 studies from 15 countries were included. The most frequently employed component of PCT was the expansion of multidisciplinary teams (MDT) (46% of studies). The most frequently measured outcome was GP views (27%), with

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2023
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3. P077 * Evaluation of two-dimensional strain echocardiography in quantifying right ventricular function in patients with pulmonary hypertension

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Y. Liu, L. Pan, Z. N. Zhang, Z. H. Shi, Y. Wang, Z. C. Jing, W. Y. Lee, M. C. Chan, T. K. Cheun, K. H. So, C. M. Yu, T. Y. Pang, W. Y. Kong, K. H. Chan, L. M. Kwok, S. W. Chan, S. S. W. Ko, C. W. Y. Tam, B. S. P. Fok, M. Hu, O. Q. P. Yin, M. S. S. Chow, B. Tomlinson, Z. R. Guo, M. Wu, L. J. Zhang, W. S. Luo, J. C. Liu, Y. Ding, Q. R. Zhu, Q. Chen, S. S. W. Chan, I. Ahmad, C. A. Graham, T. H. Rainer, O. N. Berdina, I. M. Madaeva, V. V. Dolgikh, M. X. Xie, Y. M. Li, X. Gao, G. Y. Wang, A. L. Wang, T. Xu, W. J. Tong, Y. H. Zhang, A. V. Pogodina, I. S. Moretzkaya, S. K. Nawaz, J. B. Xu, Y. L. Zhang, G. Huang, T. J. Zhang, X. B. Huang, Y. L. Y. Ou, M. M. Tse, C. P. Y. Chan, M. C. S. Wong, B. Yan, W. W. S. Tam, H. H. X. Wang, K. S. D. Liu, K. Q. Liu, C. S. K. Cheung, E. L. H. Tong, A. C. H. Sek, G. K. John, N. T. Cheung, S. Leeder, S. Griffiths, J. L. Tang, J. J. Wang, S. H. Shin, S. I. Woo, D. H. Kim, K. S. Park, J. Kwan, K. Q. L. Liu, H. Borumand, I. N. Cheang, T. C. Law, S. K. V. Choi, L. H. Chung, S. L. D. Chan, Y. C. Li, P. S. Choy, Y. K. S. Hung, Y. H. K. Cheung, L. H. Chan, and K. H. K. Chan

Subjects
medicine.medical_specialty, Ventricular function, business.industry, Stroke volume, Strain rate, medicine.disease, Pulmonary hypertension, medicine.anatomical_structure, Blood pressure, Internal medicine, Vascular resistance, Cardiology, Medicine, In patient, Systole, Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine, business
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2012
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4. A001 * Barriers of warfarin use for atrial fibrillation patients in Hong Kong

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W. Y. Lee, C. S. Tam, P. Y. Yan, Y. Y. Lam, S. Duchatelet, R. A. Peat, I. Denjoy, H. Itoh, M. Berthet, L. Crotti, S. Ohno, M. Pedrazzini, D. Klug, P. J. Schwartz, W. Shimizu, M. Horie, D. A. Tregouet, P. Guicheney, W. N. Tiong, S. S. Hwang, A. Y. Y. Fong, C. C. Wee, L. Y. H. Lai, L. L. Tiong, B. C. Chang, T. K. Ong, P. Garg, R. Ashraffi, S. Chuah, H. Baho, S. Draz, F. Mously, J. Atta, A. Kouatly, A. Hussian, H. Abu zeid, A. Courtney, C. Hamilton-Craig, W. Strugnell, R. Slaughter, C. R. Luis, M. Habibian, S. A. Luis, O. C. Raffel, T. H. Tung, M. C. Hsiung, J. Wei, I. P. Clements, D. O. Hodge, C. G. Scott, S. C. Chai, M. Liew, G. Leong, H. Peng, J. Ding, Y. Peng, Q. Zhang, Y. Xu, X. Chao, H. Tian, Y. Zhang, Y. Liu, W. J. Tong, Y. Y. Liu, J. Wang, Y. H. Zhang, M. C. S. Wong, B. Yan, W. W. S. Tam, H. H. X. Wang, K. S. D. Liu, K. Q. Liu, C. S. K. Cheung, E. L. H. Tong, A. C. H. Sek, N. T. Cheung, C. M. Yu, S. Leeder, S. Griffiths, K. K. C. Poon, H. L. Wong, S. H. Ng, W. T. Kwok, C. L. Yeung, S. Y. Yu, Y. P. Wan, S. Wan, M. J. Underwood, P. H. Chan, E. Alegria-Barrero, S. Price, A. Kelleher, N. Moat, C. D. Mario, O. Franzen, Y. C. Zhang, A. P. Lee, Q. S. Lin, F. Fang, M. Underwood, S. J. Mirhoseini, S. K. Frouzannia, S. M. Y. Mostafavi Pour Manshadi, N. Naderi, S. Sayegh, P. G. Dandekar, and Y. Verma

Subjects
medicine.medical_specialty, business.industry, Stroke prevention, Warfarin, Medicine, Atrial fibrillation, Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine, business, Intensive care medicine, medicine.disease, medicine.drug
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2012
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5. General practice education and training in southern China: recent development and ongoing challenges under the health care reform

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H H X, Wang, J J, Wang, Z H, Zhou, X W, Wang, and L, Xu

Subjects
Review
Abstract

China has launched a general practice (GP)-orientated primary care reform in 2009 to develop a more productive, coordinated, and cost-effective system to maintain and improve the health and well-being of one-fifth of the world population. The restructure of the health care system with a focus on primary care requires practitioners working on GP as gatekeepers for service delivery that is responsive to the needs of people. It is particularly prioritised to establish a sound education and training system to ensure that the competencies of practitioners are aligned with local health care needs. This article aims to provide a brief review of the development of GP, including exemplary model of education and training currently implemented in southern China, as well as the challenges to be addressed in the next step. There is a shortage of well-trained and qualified general practitioners in China where more than half of the licensed clinicians in primary care are educated below the undergraduate level. Although there is a stepwise increase in recognition that the capacity of GP is pivotal to the success of primary care development in China, challenges coming from resource restriction, rural and urban disparity, social attitude, and community involvement are highlighted as major bottlenecks that currently hinder the rapid development of GP in China. Supportive policy and guidelines are necessary to build up strong GP recognition and ensure adequate resources to underpin a robust primary care system to deliver affordable and effective health care services for the world’s largest population. It might share some similar experiences with other countries that are struggling to develop a GP-based primary care system.

Published
2015

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