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Primary Care & Family Medicine

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GP psychoeducation sessions show no significant effect on depressive symptoms in primary care patients
Primary Care & Family Medicine RCT
GP psychoeducation sessions show no significant effect on depressive symptoms in primary care patients Brief German study shows GP-led sessions improved patient knowledge and activation, but did not significantly reduce depressive symptoms.
A cluster-randomized controlled trial of 121 primary care patients with depressive symptoms found that four individual psychoeducation sessi…
A German study found that general practitioner-led sessions improved patient knowledge and engagement, though they did not significantly red…
In a Chinese cohort, frailty index increases with age and varies by cohort, period, gender, and residence.
Primary Care & Family Medicine Cohort
In a Chinese cohort, frailty index increases with age and varies by cohort, period, gender, and residence. Frailty in China Will Worsen for Rural Women
This observational cohort study from China assessed frailty index trends in older adults. Results indicate that frailty increases strictly m…
China's rural women face a growing frailty crisis as future health gaps widen faster than those for men or urban residents.
Systematic review finds maternal health literacy associated with infant outcomes up to age three
Primary Care & Family Medicine Meta-analysis
Systematic review finds maternal health literacy associated with infant outcomes up to age three Maternal health literacy linked to infant outcomes in early life
This systematic review of 13,407 participants across seven countries examined associations between maternal health literacy and infant/child…
Mothers with better health literacy see healthier babies, including better birth weights and fewer hospital readmissions for jaundice.
Narrative review links rare earth element exposure to respiratory symptoms and lung disease in industrial settings.
Primary Care & Family Medicine Sys. Review
Narrative review links rare earth element exposure to respiratory symptoms and lung disease in industrial settings. Tiny Dust, Big Lungs: The Hidden Air Threat
This narrative review synthesizes evidence regarding environmental exposure to rare earth elements (REEs) in mining and industrial regions. …
The dust inside your favorite gadgets and phones might be quietly damaging your lungs without you even knowing it.
Narrative review suggests coordinated care models may strengthen European primary health care systems.
Primary Care & Family Medicine Sys. Review
Narrative review suggests coordinated care models may strengthen European primary health care systems. Poland's New Health Plan: A Major Shift for Chronic Care
This narrative review examines the Coordinated Care model within Primary Health Care systems in Europe, specifically Poland. The authors syn…
Poland launched a new coordinated care model in 2022 that connects patients with specialists and labs to manage chronic conditions like diab…
TCM-NPIs show cognitive score improvements in MCI patients in network meta-analysis
Primary Care & Family Medicine Meta-analysis
TCM-NPIs show cognitive score improvements in MCI patients in network meta-analysis Best Moves for Mild Memory Loss
A systematic review and network meta-analysis of 4,895 MCI patients found that TCM-NPIs, including physical and mental exercise, massage, ac…
A new analysis of 76 studies shows that simple non-drug methods like physical exercise and massage outperform other treatments for mild memo…
Medical Self-Assessment Box feasibility in rural telemedicine consultations for medically vulnerable patients.
Primary Care & Family Medicine RCT
Medical Self-Assessment Box feasibility in rural telemedicine consultations for medically vulnerable patients. Could a simple box help vulnerable rural patients get fewer doctor visits?
This randomised mixed-methods feasibility trial enrolled 12 medically vulnerable patients from a rural general practice in Northeast Scotlan…
A simple home box helped vulnerable rural patients reduce doctor visits and feel more reassured during remote phone check-ins.
Problem-Based Learning associated with improved engagement and reasoning in TCM students
Primary Care & Family Medicine Sys. Review
Problem-Based Learning associated with improved engagement and reasoning in TCM students Problem-based learning may improve student engagement in traditional Chinese medicine education
This systematic review evaluated Problem-Based Learning (PBL) in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) education curricula. The analysis of qua…
Problem-based learning in traditional Chinese medicine education may boost student engagement, case reasoning, and teamwork, though more rig…
Gamification improves knowledge and motivation but may reduce long-term retention and exam performance in college students.
Primary Care & Family Medicine Sys. Review
Gamification improves knowledge and motivation but may reduce long-term retention and exam performance in college students. Your Phone Could Be Your Best Health Teacher — Here's How
This mini-review examined the use of gamification, including interactive quiz platforms and smartphone engagement, versus traditional lectur…
Turning your phone from a distraction into a learning tool may actually help you remember health information longer.
Intact Fish Skin Graft improves wound area reduction vs standard care in Stage 3-4 pressure ulcers
Primary Care & Family Medicine Cohort
Intact Fish Skin Graft improves wound area reduction vs standard care in Stage 3-4 pressure ulcers New Graft Helps Deep Sores Heal Faster Than Standard Care
A retrospective matched cohort study of 80 patients with Stage 3-4 pressure ulcers found Intact Fish Skin Graft (IFSG) led to greater percen…
A new fish skin graft helps deep, painful sores heal faster and shrink more than standard treatments in real-world hospital data.
Retrospective cohort study examines MRSA prevalence and resistance patterns in nosocomial bloodstream infections among 96 patients in central China.
Primary Care & Family Medicine Cohort
Retrospective cohort study examines MRSA prevalence and resistance patterns in nosocomial bloodstream infections among 96 patients in central China. Are hospital infections getting harder to treat, or is the data stable?
This retrospective cohort study analyzed 96 Staphylococcus aureus isolates from patients with nosocomial bloodstream infections at a tertiar…
Hospital bloodstream infections from tough MRSA bacteria stayed stable in frequency, but one patient's germ was resistant to the last-resort…
Migrant women in Istanbul clinic show lower modern contraceptive use than host community
Primary Care & Family Medicine Cohort
Migrant women in Istanbul clinic show lower modern contraceptive use than host community Migrant Women Use Birth Control Differently — And the Gap Is Wide
A retrospective cohort study of 17,226 women at a family planning clinic in Istanbul found host community women had significantly higher mod…
A decade of data from Istanbul reveals a striking gap in contraceptive access between Syrian migrant and local women — and understanding why…