Chapter 3 - Why is this patient here today?

Chapter 3 - Why is this patient here today?

1. 
   Much less important than during other phases
   
2. 
   Less important than during other phases
   
3. 
   Equally as important as in the other phases
   
4. 
   More important than in the other phases
   
5. 
   Much more important than in the other phases
   

1. 
   Grounded theory
   
2. 
   Hypothetico-deductive (i.e. illness scripts)
   
3. 
   Reflection
   
4. 
   Experimentation
   
5. 
   Induction (i.e. differential diagnosis)
   

1. 
   Subdermal (i.e under the skin) device to allow patient identification/tracking
   
2. 
   A chip placed in food containers to monitor movement
   
3. 
   Subdural device to allow monitoring of intracranial pressure
   
4. 
   Subdermal (i.e under the skin) device to monitor core temperature
   
5. 
   Subdermal (i.e under the skin) device to monitor blood potassium levels
   

1. 
   Receptionists ensuring that only patients who have a valid appointment se the doctor
   
2. 
   Patients completing a series of activies to reduce the boredom of waiting
   
3. 
   Receptionists requesting patients to fill in a satisfaction survey
   
4. 
   Patients completing the Hospital Anxiety and Depression (HAD) scale
   
5. 
   Patients completing a doctor satisfaction scale
   

1. 
   The importance of incentives in Computer use by GPs
   
2. 
   The importance of adequate training in Computer use by GPs
   
3. 
   The importance of financial support for Computers for GPs
   
4. 
   The importance of multimedia enables Computers for GPs
   
5. 
   The importance of a nationally developed Computer system for GPs