The groom's mother retired as a general practitioner in Anaheim.
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The groom's father retired as a general practitioner in Fresno.
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Most prisons have a general practitioner, but not an endocrinologist.
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The bride's mother is a general practitioner in Le Crès.
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Rozumiy, 51, has worked as a general practitioner since 2014.
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I called the general practitioner — their phone was also disconnected.
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She was referred to the program by her general practitioner.
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His father is a general practitioner, also in private practice there.
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The groom's mother is a general practitioner and psychotherapist in Toronto.
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She was a doctor working as a general practitioner, Valencia told CNN.
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Today, he is a general practitioner with an office in south Leipzig.
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The bride's father was a general practitioner in private practice in Brooklyn.
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"Her prognosis is good," her general practitioner, Dr. Marie Shieh, told Broadly.
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His mother is a general practitioner at Ilkley & Wharfedale Medical Practice in Ilkley.
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They see a general practitioner, a cardiologist, a heart failure specialist, a surgeon.
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In fact, both my psychiatrist and general practitioner applauded me for my dedication.
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Mike: [general practitioner voice] Are you having normal bowel movements when this happens?
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Everyone should consult with their general practitioner if they have fertility concerns, Datta said.
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You also don't need to be referred to that particular specialist by a General Practitioner.
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If your general practitioner is Dr. Google, you can find a universe of phony expertise.
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As an ob/gyn general practitioner, I've referred far too many patients to gynecologic oncologists.
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But, upon noting my sore lower abdomen, my general practitioner sent me for an ultrasound.
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The country has one general practitioner for every 214,21943 people, far below the global standard.
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Before launching his career as a successful comedian and actor, Jeong was a general practitioner.
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For example, a general practitioner visit usually costs around $20 while a specialist may cost $65.
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In retrospect, it was as if I was asking a general practitioner to complete heart surgery.
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This is what happened to Warshafsky, says his father, Robin Warshafsky, a general practitioner from Canada.
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In most countries, accessing public or subsidized mental health services require a referral from a general practitioner.
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Plagued with a horribly sore throat, I stumbled into my local general practitioner for an emergency appointment.
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Then I visited another general practitioner, who prescribed antibiotics and some powerful narcotic pain and inflammation medicine.
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He was a general practitioner with no intensive care experience and was not named, by court order.
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Her general practitioner said for contraception she would need blood work and a visit with a specialist.
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"Once it's proven safe it will be a drug for the general practitioner to prescribe," Baharaff said.
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There is only one doctor but he is just a general practitioner and he is working on wounds.
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The average general practitioner earns $252,000 and the average specialist $426,000, according to the Bureau of Labour Statistics.
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I was afraid that I'd have a heart attack, so I called my mother and my general practitioner.
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Three to five years later, the researchers followed up using general practitioner notes and questionnaires mailed to patients.
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This worries Alexis Benos, a general practitioner and professor of public health at the city's University of Aristotle.
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That doesn't mean that going to a general practitioner for a mental health evaluation isn't a good thing.
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I make an appointment with my general practitioner and it turns out my skin has gotten infected. Great.
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It is one of the only specialties in medicine that sometimes pays worse than being a general practitioner.
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Seeing your GP Going to see your primary care provider or general practitioner can be a lengthy ordeal.
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Her father was a general practitioner who later had an office in Harlem; her mother was a teacher.
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If an individual gets a prescription from either a general practitioner or a psychiatrist, there should be another level.
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"Ngangkari are kind of like a mixture between a general practitioner and a psychiatrist all in one," she explains.
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Margaret McCartney, a general practitioner in Glasgow, articulates the problem perfectly in an essay about so-called clean eating.
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What I've been told is if you think you've been exposed and have a fever, call your [general practitioner].
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I'm going to a new general practitioner and after an hour of talking, he sends me down for bloodwork.
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Not the "weed doctor" but your general practitioner, who should know about your history of substance use and/or addiction.
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"Increased funding for general practitioner and imaging services is a clear positive for diagnostics providers," said UBS in a note.
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"I think there is negative reassurance," Dr. Ellie Cannon, a general practitioner in the UK, tells me about these devices.
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"We're always reminding people that whichever doctor they speak with, that they coordinate with their regular general practitioner," said Scholnick.
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Bengt Nordstrom, an analyst at Northstream, a telecoms consulting firm, blames cautious leadership by what he calls "general practitioner" bosses.
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Trained as a doctor at the University of Glasgow, and worked as a general practitioner for the National Health Service.
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The chatbot is also used by the UK's National Health Service (NHS) to help connect people to a general practitioner.
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The patient went to a general practitioner on March 3 with fever, headache, malaise, sore throat and cough, Mkhize said.
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My general practitioner said he thought it was just a yeast infection, so he put me on meds for that.
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Murray speaks from a place of authority on this matter, as his job away from ultrarunning is as a general practitioner.
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Every insurer pays primary care doctors the same flat rate, $2120 an hour, for care at the general practitioner co-ops.
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My general practitioner, who was new to me, recommended an oncology surgeon who would be able to see me right away.
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Dr Luis Rodriguez, a general practitioner, said that in Puerto Rico, he worked 60 hours a week, including nights and weekends.
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Then, without existing protocol for administering forensic exams to rely on, she personally found a general practitioner to perform a pelvic exam.
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Well, whether she ends up a general practitioner or a plastic surgeon, this kid has a bright medical career ahead of her.
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Oncologists were asked whether they knew what their patients' general practitioner discussed, and general practitioners were asked the same about oncologists' involvement.
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He's a general practitioner and a child psychiatrist, and let the supplements sit in his closet for nine months before trying them.
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The system is designed to funnel people with minor problems to a general practitioner to free up the ER for more emergencies.
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It's my first time seeing my general practitioner since getting diagnosed and I'm reminded how much nicer regular doctors are than surgeons.
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A general practitioner and health policy researcher, Myint Oo has run a private clinic in Yangon, the country's commercial capital, for 37 years.
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The son of a Brooklyn judge, Mr. Beldock specialized in criminal and civil rights law but styled himself an old-time general practitioner.
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Recently I met an incredible caring Canadian physician who is working as a general practitioner under a universal health insurance program in Australia.
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"They seem to think a general practitioner can perform surgery," says Abhijit Iyer-Mitra, who has worked as a consultant for the ministry.
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Health-maintenance organisations, in which a general practitioner oversees patients' care within a limited network of specialists and hospitals, are performing relatively well.
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That same specialist visit could be scheduled within days in the private system, costing $2250 to $270 (it's $270 for a general practitioner).
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The first step you need to make is contacting your town's Gender Unit, or the one assigned to you by your general practitioner.
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In Canada, the average total wait time to see a general practitioner, then a specialist, and then have a procedure is 20 weeks.
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Indeed, when the Liberals recently proposed a $7 copay to see a general practitioner, the government's popularity cratered -- and it backed off the idea.
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Roman starts with a telemedicine doctor's visit where patients can talk about their health troubles without the embarrassment of going to their general practitioner.
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A general practitioner (GP), often referred to as "family doctor", is usually the first port of call for a person feeling unwell in Britain.
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Another important recommendation is a database of ngangkari consultations, akin to a patient's records held by their general practitioner, to document treatments and results.
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Before her endometriosis diagnosis and surgery, a general practitioner told Kaya she likely just had IBS, and not much could be done about it.
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And even for those fortunate enough to see a general practitioner, or more usually a semi-trained medic or quack, treatment is often dire.
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"Simon brings a wealth of experience and broad expertise covering the general practitioner market as well as specialty care," Clozel said in a statement.
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Her mother, an internist, retired as a general practitioner at a hospital in Tegucigalpa that is part of the Instituto Hondureño de Seguridad Social.
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"It's a little different than what you do during the day," says Nillesen, whose regular general practitioner practice is about 15 minutes outside Nijmegen.
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Nillesen's shift, which she does a couple of times a month, is part of a bigger general practitioner cooperative that provides after-hours care.
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Patients might have to pay up to a few hundred euros toward their deductible for an ER visit; visiting a general practitioner is free.
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The three, whose signatures were required for the procedure, are the doctor who administered the lethal injection, Nys's former general practitioner and a psychiatrist.
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The three, whose signatures were required for the procedure, are the doctor who administered the lethal injection, Nys's former general practitioner and a psychiatrist.
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In that case, knowing how to talk to your general practitioner about skin is important; in fact, I wish I'd asked my doctor sooner.
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You then take your treatment plan to your general practitioner and, assuming they don't object either, they'll give you your prescriptions without any hitches.
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Proponents of e-medicine argue that it's cheaper — for men and women both — and provides better services to the patients than your grandparents' general practitioner.
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"When I ask them if they're a smoker they often say they're an ex-smoker," says Dave Hepburn, a general practitioner in Victoria, British Columbia.
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Britain's National Health Service, just as one example, is floating the idea of asking patients to pony up extra cash to see a general practitioner.
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For example, it is not uncommon to find that your General Practitioner is in network, but it's associated Radiology department falls outside of your coverage.
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A general practitioner (GP), often referred to as a "family doctor", is usually the first port of call for a person feeling unwell in Britain.
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She was no lightweight — first an evolutionary biologist, then a general practitioner and made a fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians in 1973.
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Take the after-hours co-ops: Almost every Dutch general practitioner participates in one, but the co-op was their idea in the first place.
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"Patients could also talk to their general practitioner about monitoring for hypertension and high cholesterol, which can also affect the risk of heart disease," Aznar added.
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Some context: Penelope Alverez (Justina Machado), an Afghanistan war veteran and single mom, works as a nurse in the office of goofy general practitioner Dr. Berkowitz.
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His mother is a retired general practitioner in Chipping Norton, and his father is a retired professor of pharmacology at De Montfort University in Leicester, England.
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" "I hope that GP stands for general practitioner," Colbert said, "because there really should be a doctor present when you stick rocks up your hoo-ha.
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The impact of such an interface could be significant in terms of how people make bookings to see their doctor, known as a general practitioner (GP).
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One trial studied the effect on general practitioner diagnostic accuracy of a computer program that provided "nudges" in the right direction and highlighted particularly relevant information.
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Significant improvements were also reported in relation to peak oxygen consumption, self-esteem, physical functioning, fatigue, length of hospital stay and general practitioner visits and social functioning.
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Few complain about the high taxes as in return they benefit from a health care system where everybody has free access to a general practitioner and hospitals.
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Everyone I know who sees a general practitioner is on some kind of medication and I don't like taking a lot of drugs unless I'm really sick.
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"There's an enormous gap," said Dr. Roland Crestel, a longtime general practitioner in Douai who helped establish an off-hours facility with on-call doctors in 2015.
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Butt believes that the idea of seeing the same general practitioner for life "is now outdated" but argues that good care needn't be an either-or situation.
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While Mr. Syah lies in bed, trying to lure Roes with chocolate, she's trying to organize therapy for her son and get her husband a general practitioner.
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I then doctor-hopped, bouncing from a naturopath who put me on a specialized diet to my general practitioner, who analyzed my blood for vitamin and mineral deficiencies.
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Instead I did the express-lane version, and made an appointment with my general practitioner, the one who treated me for bladder infections and gave me flu shots.
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David J. Ores, MD, a general practitioner, says that you should never exchange blood with a partner, because you can catch any blood viral illness your partner has.
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To show that this was the case, Dr Irving gave his protocol to John Holden, also a general practitioner, who used it successfully, the pair report in F1000Research.
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A study conducted in the Netherlands showed that patients whose general practitioner knew some form of complementary or alternative medicine had lower health care costs and lived longer.
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Dr. Rosenfeld was a cardiologist and general practitioner who worked for more than 50 years at an Upper East Side office that attracted a roster of prominent patients.
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In Sandbach, in northwest England, John Cosgrove, a 42-year-old general practitioner, said things were recovering, but he still did not have access to complete patient records.
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In Canada, the median wait time between seeing a general practitioner and a specialist is 8.7 weeks; between a G.P. referral and an orthopedic surgeon, it's nine months.
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The woman had been experience swelling and drooping of her left upper eyelid for about six months and was referred to an eye doctor after seeing a general practitioner.
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"Marijuana can cause quite profound lowering of blood pressure, and cause users to faint as not enough blood gets to the brain," confirms Dr. Andrew Mongomery, a general practitioner.
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Though Mr. Orban has raised doctor's wages, the average Hungarian general practitioner earns less than twice as much as the average Hungarian, one of the worst ratios in Europe.
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Instead, he believes that human general practitioner doctors will be more valuable, and will work with AI solutions for more specialized medical fields often currently considered more highly skilled.
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When his supply of cannabis oil was running out and a trip back to Los Angeles was not possible, his mother, Charlotte, took him to see a general practitioner.
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But not everyone has access to therapy, and many Americans simply describe their symptoms to a general practitioner and end up going home with a prescription for an antidepressant.
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Every year during flu season, wait times for everything from cancer screenings to routine general practitioner appointments mount, as doctors work long hours to deal with the increased demand.
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"It's not ideal, but it's an advance," said Pavel Joaquin Hernandez, 46, a general practitioner who will go from earning the equivalent of around $40 per month to $64.
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The doctor shortage is getting so bad there that patients are now being offered the chance to see a general practitioner sooner if they're willing to pay out of pocket.
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Prior to joining Lowell's practice in late November 2017, she was seeing a general practitioner who, while welcoming and competent at prescribing hormones, was not a specialist in transgender care.
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We asked few people who go years—or who have gone years—without scheduling an appointment with a general practitioner to explain what keeps them out of the waiting room.
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Basically, it sounds like they cover a lot of what you'd handle at your general practitioner, before being recommended on for any more specialist or advanced medical treatment or expertise.
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Most of the patients who did seek follow-up care said it was helpful, with about half of these people seeing a general practitioner and about 38 percent seeing a neurologist.
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But there's good news: In a Cosmopolitan article, Dr. Jane Leonard, general practitioner and aesthetic doctor, explains that Roaccutane has an 80% success rate when used for four to five months.
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Kakaulin's co-founder Charles A. Jacoby grew up in the healthcare business watching his father work as a general practitioner and grapple with prescribing patients with drugs that they can afford.
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The inherent information asymmetry within a consultation carried out by a general practitioner makes it hard for patients to know whether getting that funny mole seen to is worth £20113 ($13).
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Operating in the fast-growing telemedicine space, PushDoctor offers the ability to video call a GMC-registered U.K. General Practitioner (GP) for a consultation ranging from 10 minutes to 30 minutes.
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With contraception, or with abortion or physician-assisted suicide, a general practitioner who has moral objections to the service can refer patients to a provider that has no such objection, Crowley notes.
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However, it is unusual in this case that no individual (including the patient, general practitioner or dispensing pharmacist) questioned erectile dysfunction cream being prescribed to a female patient, with ocular application instructions.
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They also recommend seeing a general practitioner if your sleep paralysis continues and if it's affecting your day-to-day life — a GP may be needed to treat a possible underlying condition.
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Patients must get a referral from a general practitioner before they see a specialist or it won't be covered, a change from the pre-reform era (and generally considered more cost-effective).
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Elise Nillesen, who followed in her father's footsteps to become a general practitioner, remembers her family had to stay home most nights when she was a child and couldn't really take vacations.
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Each of these companies fills a specific niche, understanding that the country's shrinking number of specialists leaves an opening to target patients whose needs lay outside the expertise of a general practitioner.
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"Enthusiastic attempts to correct congenital phimosis by hand increase the risk of developing pathological phimosis," says Sonia Ahmed, a UK-based general practitioner at Push Doctor, an online primary healthcare consultation service.
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I'm a family medicine resident, so during intern year, I rotate through many of the specialities in order to be comfortably exposed to anything that will come my way as a general practitioner.
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Peter*, of New York City, expounded on that sentiment from a slightly different perspective: As a gay man living in Iowa during his early 20s, he didn't have a general practitioner he trusted.
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If women have problems after they are discharged from the hospital, they often don't know who to call — their OB-GYN, the person who delivered them, their general practitioner, or hospital nursing staff?
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Ms. Rodriguez de Jesus waited in a hallway for Dr. David R. Perez Pantoja, a general practitioner who visits three times a week and whose own home had a generator but no electricity.
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If you get an order from your doctor, from your general practitioner even, he's very likely to have you tested for what are called general chemistry assays, which the Edison machine could not do.
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Currently, the letters are sent to the patient's general practitioner instead of the patient, meaning that doctors have to write about their patients instead of writing to them, which can cause barriers in communication.
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Short on time, he dreaded the idea of calling his local general practitioner only to wait days or even a week for an appointment, or to wait in a queue for an emergency appointment.
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For this reason, Ehsan Ali, MD, a primary care physician and "concierge doctor" in Beverly Hills, who provides vitamin IV drips, says he always makes sure clients have clearance from their general practitioner before getting one.
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Steve and Jane Smith are, respectively, a general practitioner and immunology nurse, who've each worked in the medical and immunology field for more than 35 years in both general practice and the Royal Melbourne Children's Hospital.
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It was invented by Dr. Earle Cleveland Haas, a general practitioner from Denver, who, according to Tampax, wanted to find a solution for menstrual blood that was more comfortable than the bulky and cumbersome belted pads.
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An Upshot article on Tuesday about the expense of instituting a single-payer health care system in the United States misstated the average salary of general practitioner doctors in Britain, which has a single-payer system.
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A stat from the World Health Organization captures just how broken the system is:: There is one general practitioner for every 6,666 people, compared with the international standard of one for every 1,500 to 2,000 people.
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At about 12, during a rocky period in his parents' marriage, while they were working for a bookstore, he went to live for a few years with an uncle, a leading general practitioner in Northampton, Mass.
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It also comes with a commitment for general practitioner services not to receive less than 22.5% of NHS resources, Stokes-Lampard said; it currently receives just 22019% despite being the front line of health care services.
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Pharmacists will be able to determine whether treatment is appropriate for the patient and can give advice on erectile dysfunction, usage of the medicine, potential side effects, and if further consultation with a general practitioner is required.
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Olivier Guihery, a general practitioner who divides his time between a Laval practice and several retirement homes, said he and his colleagues sometimes work 100 hours a week with little or no time for rest or holidays.
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In the weeks before my birthday, I packed in every medical visit I could get from my dentist to general practitioner to make sure I had a clean bill of health before embarking on my uninsured journey.
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Joseph Rosado, a medical consultant to International Cannabis Solutions, a Toronto-based consulting firm, and a general practitioner in Orlando, says he often prescribes medical marijuana to migraine patients, particularly ones who want to kick prescription opioids.
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It could be performed by a general practitioner during a routine checkup as a pre-screening, to help identify masses that need to be investigated further, just as it's used in India and other less developed countries.
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If you or someone you know is suffering from domestic (including sibling) abuse, talk to your general practitioner, dial emergency services in the case of an emergency, or refer to The Australian Institute of Family Studies for advice.
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"We have a medieval legal provision for sexual reproductive health care in Ireland, and we have not faced this reality," said Dr. Mark Murphy, a general practitioner in Dublin and lecturer at the Royal College of Surgeons Ireland.
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In their most recent review, they found the median gap between a referral from a general practitioner and receipt of treatment from a specialist was 2900 weeks, slightly below the 220006 figure, which was the longest ever recorded.
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A general practitioner working in the Midlands and up north between the 1930s and 1950s, Pat was banned from prescribing, possessing, and supplying controlled drugs under the Dangerous Drugs Act in 2200 after some of his supplies went missing.
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He graduated from the University of Florida with a bachelor's degree in pharmacy and received a medical degree from the University of Miami in the 1950s, then set up two offices in the Miami area as a general practitioner.
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Just one in four Dutch people said in a 2016 survey that they have trouble getting medical attention in the evening or overnight from a general practitioner, which represents much better access than patients in other health care systems.
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Someone who is trained to identify and differentiate among these underlying factors—a psychiatrist, for example, but also a physician or general practitioner—may be a better person to see first when trying to determine a problem's cause, he says.
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Compared to the 1,603 depressed patients in control groups - who received other treatments, care from a general practitioner, attention placebo or were put on a waiting list - people who used the iCBT websites were significantly more likely to show improvement.
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A general practitioner, she also works part time at the local Genitourinary Medicine clinic, treating various problems of genital and urinary origins that the book selectively illustrates, including numerous S.T.D.s ("muck in the fuel pipe," as one man puts it).
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While the Kenyan authorities did not release the names of the doctors, Cuba's Ministry of Public Health identified them as Assel Herrera Correa, a general practitioner from the province of Las Tunas, and Landy Rodríguez Hernández, a surgeon from Villa Clara.
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She began her medical career as a general practitioner in Blue Hill, Me. Dr. Connell's views on abortion and birth control were shaped by her time in rural Maine, where she saw patients who suffered from unwanted pregnancies and botched abortions.
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And then yes, that industry in itself is extremely large — all the way from dieting apps, you might think, all the way to healthy eating apps to longevity apps, to basic information about a particular disease, to basic general practitioner information.
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Dr. Ahmadi, a general practitioner in the Australian city of Gold Coast and a dual citizen of Australia and Iran, arrived for a long-planned visit without the siblings' parents, who hold only Iranian passports and canceled their flights on Saturday.
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"There's the trend towards natural products, but also there are very few dermatologists in the UK. Some might prefer the quick fix of natural ingredients, have a fear towards traditional medicine, or not be bothered with long general practitioner processes," said Mahto.
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But as I was a Canadian, without a German general practitioner (GP), and without a German health insurance plan, there was no way I could have afforded the out-of-pocket cost of seeing a GP, let alone even get an appointment.
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He is the son of Dr. Greta L. Combs and K. Ray Turner of Ary, Ky. The groom's mother retired as a general practitioner in Hazard, Ky. His father retired as a librarian at the Laurel County Public Library in London, Ky.
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You'll also have to go through a lengthy process of seeing your general practitioner, who will refer you to an ENT (ear, nose and throat) specialist, who then works in conjunction with an audiologist to determine if you should buy a hearing aid.
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A general practitioner is free to recommend that a patient see a ngangkari if they are depressed or feel disconnected from their culture, but the cost is not covered in the same way as medical treatments, and fees paid to healers can vary widely.
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"They wait until they're referred to me [by a general practitioner]," she told Science of Us. Many of the immigrants she works carry around deep heartache that eventually turns to headaches and stomachaches, which she sees as psychosomatic symptoms of the mental stress they're under.
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"If patients have symptoms that are significant enough, that it's affecting their daily function, their daily sort of use of their hands, it's important to see someone, either their general practitioner or a hand therapist or a hand surgeon, to get an adequate diagnosis."
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"The thing I was most concerned about in an elderly patient with new onset limb weakness and balance disturbance was some form of stroke," said Dr. Finlay Brown, a leading author of the report and a general practitioner in Belfast who treated the man.
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"Often STIs don't have any symptoms, with four in 10 cases of chlamydia in women and around half of the cases in men symptomless, and they can have serious consequences," said Dr. Sara Kayat, a general practitioner at Gray's Inn Medical Practice in London.
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"I want to take part because the project provides a structured way for patients to access nature as part of a non-drug approach to health problems," Dr. Chloe Evans, a general practitioner at a health center in the island, said in a statement.
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Not to be dramatic, but everyone I know will divide the cost of a new sweater by the number of times they can imagine wearing it, and then email a cost-benefit analysis to 15 of their closest friends, plus their general practitioner, before purchasing it.
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One woman, who'd been a general practitioner in the Middle East, was "just focused on getting food on the table and paying the bills to put a roof over her head, and she (was) working in a fast-food chain, in a restaurant," Krause-Vilmar said.
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According to general practitioner and clinical advisor to Anxiety UK Dr. Mike Capek, while SSRIs are generally considered safer than other forms of antidepressant medication and usually have few side effects, common unwelcome consequences can include nausea, vomiting, dizziness, headaches, agitation, and sleep disturbance — but that's not all.
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There was nothing horribly wrong with the care that I got, but having an excellent general practitioner who was extremely thorough and spent a lot of time with me during my appointments addressing my questions and concerns, I suspected that it was possible to be more satisfied with my gynecological care, too.
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AFGHANISTAN Indus R. PAKISTAN Ratodero IRAN INDIA Karachi 200 miles By The New York Times The doctor recently renewed his medical certificate and now works as a general practitioner at a government hospital on the outskirts of Ratodero, despite laws that make the reuse of syringes an offense that is not eligible for bail.
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A transplant from this donor offered the tantalizing possibility of curing both Mr. Castillejo's cancer and the H.I.V. When Dr. Gabriel called with the news in the fall of 2015, Mr. Castillejo was on the top deck of one of London's iconic red buses, on his way to see his general practitioner for a checkup.
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In Canada's single-payer system, the 2016 median wait for a referral from a general practitioner appointment to the specialist appointment was 22011 weeks; when added to the median wait of 232 weeks from specialist to first treatment, the median wait after seeing a doctor to start treatment was 226 weeks, or about 223 months.
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He had planned to be a general practitioner, but after leaving the health service he moved to Milwaukee and began studying bypass procedures with Dr. Derward Lepley Jr. In 1968, they collaborated on a heart transplant operation on a woman who went on to survive nearly nine more years, longer than any other transplant patient until then.
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Dr. Eileen Soon, a general practitioner in Singapore and the medical adviser for the Singapore Mountaineering Federation, said that while the incubation period for Nipah virus is generally four to 14 days, she did not expect the boys to be quarantined for that long if they did not exhibit any signs or symptoms of the disease.
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But a few years ago, my general practitioner had discovered heart-attack-level blood pressure and high creatinine measures — side effects that I couldn't feel but were serious enough to warrant a visit to the E.R. As a result of my taking lithium, my kidneys were breaking down — I basically had a 60-year-old's kidneys in my 37-year-old body.
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