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Rheumatic diseases in general practice
Rheumatic diseases in general practice
Online publication date: 2007-03-21
Reumatologia 2007;(Special Issue 1):54-56
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Rheumatic diseases are one of the most frequent among the patients of primary care doctors. The specific aspects of their diagnosis and therapy involve a multidisciplinary team; however, the coordinator of such activities should remain the family practitioner. To achieve effective results of the treatment of rheumatic patients, common guidelines for therapy at a primary care level are expected to be developed by a team of rheumatologists and family doctors
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