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Traditionally, the diagnosis has focused on the symptoms, which must be ordered so that they can be integrated into the intelligible sets of diseases. General medicine and epidemio…
Epidemiology can benefit by allowing it to be the object of analysis of sociology ("sociology of epidemiology"). The institution of epidemiology shapes the motives, passi…
There are barriers to crossing the boundaries between sociology and epidemiology, due to the history of both disciplines, the definitions of their fields of study and the objective…
Drug-drug interaction (DDI) is the modification that the action of a medicine undergoes due to the simultaneous presence of another in the organism. The effects of the DDIs are: 1…
Quality indicators are increasingly used as a tool to achieve safe and quality clinical care. A significant number of them focus on drug therapy, but few address the problem of po…
General practitioner (GP) knows the presence of multicausal epidemiological agents at several levels, from the micro level (subatomic particles, atoms, molecules, cells, tissues, o…
This article aims to show and reflect on the specific implications and contributions that general medicine offers to the field of epidemiology, and that they have not been sufficie…
General practice of care plays a central role in effective and cost-effective health care. General practitioner (GP) has a solid position: each resident is on the list with a GP i…
Frequently causal models are established which, although they can show many factors, their connections are all linear. But what sense can have for a general practitioner the inexpr…
The most common form of narration or biography of the disease consists of the clinical history and the annotations of the clinicians. The increasing availability of data stored in…
Health surveys are commonly used to measure morbidity, but this type of instrument is not exempt from errors and difficulties. An alternative is the use of the data generated in th…
The theoretical framework of general medicine has been developed in part from the scenarios derived from the "visible side of the moon": the hospital and the biomedical v…
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