Kylie Vuong

Factors influencing mutual trust in interprofessional partnerships within primary care settings: a systematic review

Amary Mey, Miaoyin Guo, Hannah Warriner, Kylie Vuong

BACKGROUND: Trust between healthcare providers is important in facilitating collaborative practices, especially in primary care, where disciplines collaborate across communities to deliver patient-centred care. OBJECTIVE: To identify the facilitators and barriers that influence trust in interprofessional partnerships within primary care settings. METHODS: …

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Feasibility study of a colorectal cancer e-care plan for shared follow-up survivorship care

Jane Taggart, Melvin T.M. Chin, Winston Liauw, David Goldstein et autres

BACKGROUND: There is a need for more integrated and coordinated follow-up care for long-term cancer survivors that involves both oncologists and primary health care providers in ongoing, accessible and equitable care. This requires effective information sharing and communication. METHODS: This feasibility study …

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Guidelines for general practitioners on management of oral or dental problems - A scoping review

Benjamin Ross, Leanne Teoh, Ruby Biezen, Kylie Vuong et autres

Scoping review of the existing guidelines for management of oral and dental problems by general practitioners.

General Practitioners’ Trust in Their Patients: A Qualitative Study

Kerry Uebel, Faith R. Yong, Maria Agaliotis, Thanya Pathirana et autres

PURPOSE: Mutual trust is a critical component of the physician-patient relationship, and although much research has examined patient trust in the physician, little attention has been given to the physician's trust in the patient in the general practice setting. This study explored …

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The Role of General Practitioners Across the Cancer Continuum Using the Caring Life-Course Theory

Carolyn Ee, Betty Kandagor, Catherine F Paterson, Kylie Vuong

PURPOSE: General Practitioners (GPs) play a crucial role across the cancer continuum, from prevention and early detection to end-of-life care. GPs provide comprehensive care that addresses a broad spectrum of health issues rather than a specific disease. Elements such as person-centeredness, continuity …

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Optimising prevention activities in primary care for cancer survivors: a novel socio-technical approach using the Functional Resonance Analysis Method

Sundresan Naicker, David Chua, Elizabeth Halcomb, Ben Harris‐Roxas et autres

Background Primary care provides comprehensive whole-of-person patient-centred care with important responsibilities in prevention among cancer survivors. This includes cancer surveillance, the management of other chronic diseases, health promotion and preventative care. However, there is inconsistent application of prevention activities. We explored the …

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Interprofessional collaboration in general practice

Kylie Vuong, Frances Lee Barraclough, Mina Bakhit, Parker John Magin et autres

Interprofessional collaborative practice involves two or more healthcare providers from different disciplines working with patients, their families, carers, and communities to provide comprehensive care.1 General practice provides holistic, person-centred care to individuals and communities throughout all stages of life.2 It is responsible …

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Digital health technology use in Australian general practice (GP) consultations: a cross-sectional analysis of the medicine in Australia: balancing employment and life study

Michael Tran, Joel Rhee, Katrina D. Blazek, Chinthaka Damith Balasooriya et autres

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE: The use of technology including digital decision support tools has become more ubiquitous in general practice. Australian GPs' use of digital decision support tools, the sentiments, and associations with practitioner and practice characteristics. Positive and negative sentiments were considered …

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The importance of comprehensive cancer survivorship care plans in general practice

C. E. Green, Carolyn Ee, Kylie Vuong

BACKGROUND: The number of people living with or beyond cancer are expected to rise. General practice-led cancer survivorship plans have been proposed as a way to address ongoing healthcare needs (including physical and psychosocial care) and care coordination, as well as the …

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Promoting physical activity among cancer survivors through general practice: a realist review

Matthew Patrio Sugiarto, Victoria Jabbour, Kerry Uebel, Maria Agaliotis et autres

BACKGROUND: Multiple studies have shown that physical activity improves cancer survivorship, by decreasing risk of second primary cancers and chronic conditions. However, cancer survivor physical activity levels remain low. General practice presents more opportunities for lifestyle interventions, such as increasing physical activity. …

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Identifying risk factors for developing obesity: a record linkage longitudinal study in metropolitan Sydney using the 45 and Up Study

Kylie Vuong, Alamgir Kabir, Damian P. Conway, Margaret Frances Williamson et autres

BACKGROUND: Primary care clinicians have key responsibilities in obesity prevention and weight management. AIMS: We aimed to identify risk factors for developing obesity among people aged ≥45 years. METHODS: We conducted a record linkage longitudinal study of residents of metropolitan Sydney, Australia …

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A review of skin cancer primary prevention activities in primary care settings

Nehal Singh, Kate L. A. Dunlop, Nikki Woolley, Tracey Wills Vashishtha et autres

OBJECTIVES: Skin cancer is highly preventable through primary prevention activities such as avoiding ultraviolet radiation exposure during peak times and regular use of sun protection. General practitioners (GPs) and primary care nurses have key responsibilities in promoting sustained primary prevention behaviour. We …

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