General practitioners' views on providing nutrition care to patients with chronic disease: a focus group study.

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General practitioners' views on providing nutrition care to patients with chronic disease: a focus group study.

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INTRODUCTION Nutrition care refers to practices conducted by health professionals to support patients to improve their dietary intake. General practitioners (GPs) are expected to provide nutrition care to patients for prevention and management of chronic disease. AIM This study explores GPs' opinions regarding nutrition care provision to patients with chronic disease. METHODS An interpretive descriptive approach to qualitative research using seven semi-structured focus groups with 48 GPs in A...

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2016-12

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Crowley, Jennifer / Ball, Lauren / McGill, Anne-Thea / Buetow, Stephen / Arroll, Bruce / Leveritt, Michael / Wall, Clare

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http://hdl.handle.net/2292/44549

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Humans / Chronic Disease / Nutrition Therapy / Focus Groups / Attitude of Health Personnel / Qualitative Research / General Practitioners

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