The Follow–up of the digestive system (for primary care specialists: internist, general practitioner, paramedic) The experience of the Perm region
Experimental and Clinical Gastroenterology, ISSN: 1682-8658, Issue: 8, Page: 5-16
2022
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These recommendations are intended for primary care professionals: internists, general practitioners, paramedics and include a statement of the basic requirements for the follow-up of patients with a number of diseases of the digestive system. The main material of the methodological recommendations is presented by adapted sections from modern clinical recommendations of specialized societies on certain nosological forms of diseases and current regulatory federal documents on dispensary supervision of the adult population. The guidelines were approved by the Perm Regional United Organization “Professional Medical Community of the Perm Region” and the Ministry of Health of the Perm Region. Also, the main provisions of the recommendations were presented and approved at the National Congress of the Society of Therapists (November 19, 2021).
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