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Detection and follow-up of chronic health conditions in Rio de Janeiro – the impact of residency training in family medicine

2021-01-09

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There is a need for evidence that residency training in family medicine (RTFM) can benefit the care of patients in primary care in low- and middle-income countries. We tested the hypothesis that two years of RTFM enables doctors to better detect chronic health conditions (CHC) while requesting fewer laboratory exams and providing more follow-up visits. We performed a retrospective longitudinal observational analys...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-143052/v1
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