Self-care education.
PubMedPublished 13 April 1981
Kemper Dw
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Abstract
Is your clinic looking for a way to recruit new patients, reduce clinician's burnout, and receive fewer complaints and more "thanks yous"? Is there a way to improve patient loyalty to your clinic and public trust in the medical profession, and also receive fewer unwarranted malpractice claims? The solution may be found in a self-care education program at your clinic.
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Health Professions
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New England Journal of MedicinePotential Effect of Self-Care Algorithms on the Number of Physician Visits
44 Citations1979Alfred O. Berg, James P. LoGerfo
It is indicated that adherence to some commonly promulgated self-care algorithms may increase rather than decrease the number of physician visits.
