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An internist is not a specialist as far as insurance is concerned if he/she is your primary care physician.
by conducting self examination
One of the most commonly prescribed medications for treating orthostatic hypotension is fludrocortisone acetate.
Women should seek care from a gynecologist, family practitioner or internist for menstrual irregularities.
Health care is the primary concern of older Americans. Some are struggling with a loss of income after retirement and have to work part time to make ends meet.
A respirologist. ============ You should go to your primary care physician (family physician, general pediatrician, general internist) for asthma. The majority of asthma patients are managed by primary care physicians. There are those with severe asthma may need to see a Pulmonologist for evaluations and treatments. However, once stabilized and controlled, the patients of then is followed by the primary care physicians.
conduct self-examinations,get genetic testing , ask for preventive screenings
Anchor Trust is a UK-based provider of residential care homes for older people. They also manage care homes for other companies and work with Primary Care Trusts. Anchor Trust runs a volunteer befriending scheme for those in its care.
Rosemary Cook has written: 'Awareness and Influence in Health and Social Care' 'A nurse's survival guide to primary care' -- subject(s): Nurses' instruction, Primary Health Care, Primary Nursing Care, Primary nursing
well i depends on your opinion (my opinion is older ones but you dont care)
Some specialists do primary care. Usually they take the role for people whose main concern is in their area of interest. Some, especially when first starting out, will do primary care to supplement their practice and plan to phase it out as they get busier in their specialty. As a personal perspective I often find it interesting that they would scoff at the idea of a primary care doc doing their job but yet insist that they can do the primary care just as well as people who specialize in that. If the doctor really was interested in primary care and wanted to do it he would have been a primary care physican. My personal advice it to get your primary care from a doc who finds it interesting and actually wants to do it.
Wilfrid Treasure has written: 'Diagnosis and risk management in primary care' -- subject(s): Methods, Risk management, Primary health care, Risk Management, Diagnostic Techniques and Procedures, Diagnosis, Primary Health Care, Primary care (Medicine)