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Chronic Disease Management in Primary Care – Quality and OutcomesChronic Disease Management in Primary Care – Quality and Outcomes

Bernard Gibbon

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This text is a timely contribution to the challenge of managing chronic disease in primary care and in terms of the use of problem-based learning. It offers a useful vehicle for the development of team-working, problem-solving skills and the adoption of evidence-based practice.

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This text is a timely contribution to the challenge of managing chronic disease in primary care and in terms of the use of problem-based learning. It offers a useful vehicle for the development of team-working, problem-solving skills and the adoption of evidence-based practice.

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This text is a timely contribution to the challenge of managing chronic disease in primary care and in terms of the use of problem-based learning. It offers a useful vehicle for the development of team-working, problem-solving skills and the adoption of evidence-based practice.

Key concepts: Primary care, Disease management, Quality (philosophy), Disease, Chronic disease, Medicine, Nursing, Quality management

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