|
primary care |
24 |
|
health-related quality of life |
18 |
|
chinese |
16 |
|
diabetes mellitus |
16 |
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hypertension |
15 |
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mortality |
15 |
|
nursing |
15 |
|
cardiovascular disease |
14 |
|
mental health |
14 |
|
blood pressure |
13 |
|
cardiovascular diseases |
13 |
|
primary health care |
11 |
|
quality of life |
11 |
|
responsiveness |
11 |
|
bidirectional relationship |
10 |
|
child health |
10 |
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low-income families |
10 |
|
parental stress |
10 |
|
prevalence |
10 |
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chronic kidney disease |
9 |
|
health sciences |
9 |
|
medicine |
9 |
|
pharmacy |
9 |
|
undergraduate students |
9 |
|
assessment |
8 |
|
cohort |
8 |
|
depression |
8 |
|
diabetes |
8 |
|
risk |
8 |
|
screening |
8 |
|
variability |
8 |
|
complications |
7 |
|
dialysis patients |
7 |
|
general diabetes |
7 |
|
health-related quality of life (hrqol) |
7 |
|
hong kong - epidemiology |
7 |
|
peritoneal dialysis |
7 |
|
psychometric |
7 |
|
quality in health care |
7 |
|
renal replacement therapy |
7 |
|
short form-12 health survey version 2 (sf-12v2) |
7 |
|
type 2 diabetes mellitus |
7 |
|
urology |
7 |
|
visit‐to‐visit variability |
7 |
|
continuity of care |
6 |
|
cvd |
6 |
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end stage renal disease |
6 |
|
epidemiology |
6 |
|
glycated haemoglobin |
6 |
|
haemoglobin a1c |
6 |
|
hdl‐c |
6 |
|
hemoglobin a1c |
6 |
|
information technology |
6 |
|
intercalation enrichment year |
6 |
|
ldl‐c |
6 |
|
learning experience |
6 |
|
life expectancy |
6 |
|
lipids |
6 |
|
lipids variability |
6 |
|
lower urinary tract symptoms |
6 |
|
management |
6 |
|
management programme |
6 |
|
mixed-method study |
6 |
|
mortality risk |
6 |
|
musculoskeletal disorders |
6 |
|
prediction |
6 |
|
prevention |
6 |
|
risk prediction |
6 |
|
risk stratification |
6 |
|
studiesmortality |
6 |
|
type 2 diabetes mellitus (t2dm) |
6 |
|
undergraduate medicine curriculum |
6 |
|
aged |
5 |
|
cross-sectional studies |
5 |
|
depressive disorder - diagnosis - epidemiology |
5 |
|
detection |
5 |
|
elderly |
5 |
|
empathy |
5 |
|
fact-p |
5 |
|
female |
5 |
|
geriatric assessment - methods |
5 |
|
health policy |
5 |
|
humans |
5 |
|
hypertension (ht) |
5 |
|
incidence |
5 |
|
instrument |
5 |
|
male |
5 |
|
mediation |
5 |
|
medical education & training |
5 |
|
mental disorders - diagnosis - epidemiology - psychology |
5 |
|
nocturia |
5 |
|
patient-reported outcome |
5 |
|
practice-based research network |
5 |
|
prostate cancer |
5 |
|
psychiatric status rating scales |
5 |
|
psychometrics |
5 |
|
quality of care |
5 |
|
quality of health care - standards |
5 |
|
quality of life - psychology |
5 |
|
questionnaires |
5 |
|
risk factors |
5 |
|
service utilization |
5 |
|
sf-12 |
5 |
|
sleep quality |
5 |
|
acute wound |
4 |
|
anxiety |
4 |
|
chronic disease |
4 |
|
chronic wound |
4 |
|
clinical audit |
4 |
|
clinical consultation |
4 |
|
cohort study |
4 |
|
communication |
4 |
|
community-based learning |
4 |
|
community-based medical education |
4 |
|
conservative treatment |
4 |
|
depressive disorders |
4 |
|
family practice |
4 |
|
female sex workers |
4 |
|
health education - methods |
4 |
|
health seeking |
4 |
|
health services research |
4 |
|
hiv prevention |
4 |
|
hong kong |
4 |
|
hospitalisation |
4 |
|
incontinence |
4 |
|
instrument development |
4 |
|
measurement |
4 |
|
medical student |
4 |
|
mental disorders - therapy |
4 |
|
mental illness |
4 |
|
morbidity |
4 |
|
multi-morbidity |
4 |
|
nurse practitioners urology |
4 |
|
outcomes research methods |
4 |
|
outpatient clinics |
4 |
|
patient-centered care |
4 |
|
person-centered primary care |
4 |
|
practice-based research |
4 |
|
problem solving |
4 |
|
problem solving treatment |
4 |
|
protocol |
4 |
|
psychometric testing |
4 |
|
psychotherapy, brief - methods - standards |
4 |
|
quality assurance |
4 |
|
quality criteria |
4 |
|
quality in healthcare |
4 |
|
quality of life (qol) |
4 |
|
randomised controlled trial |
4 |
|
reliability |
4 |
|
resilience |
4 |
|
risk factor |
4 |
|
stress |
4 |
|
trajectory |
4 |
|
undergraduate |
4 |
|
validation |
4 |
|
wound assessment |
4 |
|
attitudes |
3 |
|
chinese population |
3 |
|
cost minimization |
3 |
|
counseling |
3 |
|
depressive disorder |
3 |
|
family doctors |
3 |
|
incentive |
3 |
|
longitudinal study |
3 |
|
medical education |
3 |
|
men |
3 |
|
research capacity |
3 |
|
research skills |
3 |
|
response rate |
3 |
|
student attitudes |
3 |
|
telephone interview |
3 |
|
tree analysis |
3 |
|
undergraduate medical curriculum |
3 |
|
urinary bladder diseases |
3 |
|
urinary incontinence |
3 |
|
validity |
3 |
|
women |
3 |
|
adult |
2 |
|
allied health personnel - organization and administration - standards |
2 |
|
allied health-personnel |
2 |
|
ambulatory care - organization and administration - standards |
2 |
|
article |
2 |
|
attitude |
2 |
|
clinical examination |
2 |
|
controlled study |
2 |
|
delivery of health care - organization and administration - standards |
2 |
|
fear |
2 |
|
health services needs and demand |
2 |
|
insulin |
2 |
|
medical students -- mental health -- congresses |
2 |
|
medical studentszchina -- hong kong -- mental health -- congresses |
2 |
|
nurse practitioners |
2 |
|
primary health care - organization and administration - standards |
2 |
|
quality of health care |
2 |
|
antidepressant agents |
1 |
|
clinical trial |
1 |
|
general practice |
1 |
|
medical sciences |
1 |
|
meta-analysis |
1 |
|
placebos |
1 |
