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Prospective care of elderly patients in family practice. Is screening effective? by Hay, W I, van Ineveld, C, Browne, G, Roberts, J, Bell, B, Mills, M, Chambers, L, Gafni, A, Macpherson, S

“…To evaluate cost and benefits of screening for and treating health and lifestyle risks among community-dwelling elderly. Randomized controlled trial. Primary…”
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The Burlington randomized trial of the nurse practitioner by Spitzer, W O, Sackett, D L, Sibley, J C, Roberts, R S, Gent, M, Kergin, D J, Hackett, B C, Olynich, A

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Prospective care of elderly patients in family practice. Part 3: Prevalence of unrecognized treatable health concerns by Hay, W I, Browne, G, Roberts, J, Jamieson, E

“…To determine the prevalence of recognized and unrecognized health concerns and risks in an elderly population. Questionnaire survey. Institutional primary care…”
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Primary health care by Hay, W I

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The I.C. U. and the general practitioner by Hay, W I

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Prospective care of elderly patients in family practice part 1: health maintenance for the elderly by Hay, W I

“…The author examines Canadian demographic data that underline the urgency of planning future services for the elderly. "Health" of the elderly is defined as not…”
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Prospective care of elderly patients in family practice part 2: is screening worthwhile? by Hay, W I

“…In 1980-1981, the elderly accounted for 48% of patient days in general hospitals in Canada and 72% of those using long-term care facilities. This use is…”
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The burlington experience: a study of nurse practitioners in family practice by Sweeny, G P, Hay, W I

“…Two family practitioners in a suburban area measured the effects of introducing nurse practitioners into their established practices. The manner in which the…”
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1965-1990: 25th anniversary of nurse practitioners. A classic manuscript reprinted in celebration of 25 years of progress. The Burlington randomized trial of the nurse practitioner. 1971-2 by Spitzer, W O, Sackett, D L, Sibley, J C, Roberts, R S, Gent, M, Kergin, D J, Hackett, B C, Olynich, A, Hay, W I, Lefroy, G

“…From July 1971, to July 1972, in a large suburban Ontario practice of two family physicians, a randomized controlled trial was conducted to assess the effects…”
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