Managing Chronic Disease: Evidence-Based Medicine or Patient Centred Medicine? [Book Review]

Health Care Analysis 10 (3):289-298 (2002)
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Abstract

Chronic diseases are recognized as a leadingcause of mortality, morbidity, health careutilization and cost. A constant tailoring ofcare to the actual needs of individualpatients, complexity and long duration are thedistinguishing features of chronic diseasemanagement

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Evidence-Based Medicine and Quality of Care.Donna Dickenson & Paolo Vineis - 2002 - Health Care Analysis 10 (3):243-259.

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