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Apr 4, 2021 · Opportunistic STI screening in primary care settings represents an important step in the right direction. However, a short-coming is that the guideline recommendation specifically excludes groups at higher risk for STI acquisition, begging the question: How will providers ever find those higher-risk individuals?
- Troy Grennan, Darrell H.S. Tan
- 2021
Opportunistic screening represents a term describing the possibility and liability of the GP to use his or her numerous contacts with the patients for exercising prevention. Insofar, opportunistic screening has been proven successful for elevated blood pressure, breast palpation, and Papanicolaou test ( 2 ).
- Milica Katić
- 2008
Jan 21, 2021 · Which health screening tests are appropriate for you? It’s best to speak with your doctor about your individual risk factors, but here’s a look at where to start.
Oct 1, 2019 · To systematically review SDOH screening tools used with children, examine their psychometric properties, and evaluate how they detect early indicators of risk and inform care. DATA SOURCES:
Apr 27, 2021 · For KQ1 (screening), RCTs and nonrandomized controlled intervention studies were included that reported changes in health outcomes as a result of screening for hypertension compared with no screening.
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