Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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3101062 | Preventive Medicine | 2010 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
These are the first objective data of which we know that test (and confirm) prior self-reported data that physicians' screening experiences are similar to patients'. Improving physicians' personal screening could also improve patient screening: physicians' self-reported primary prevention habits are considerably better than patients' and have been shown repeatedly to strongly and consistently positively influence patient counseling practices, and hence the health of the public.
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Authors
Yizchak Dresner, Erica Frank, Tuvia Baevsky, Eran Rotman, Shlomo Vinker,