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Numerous posts emphasize the finding that primary care providers would need an unrealistic 26.7 hours of work per day to meet patient care guidelines. For instance, comments from users like 'Doctors are trapped in a system forcing them to waste time on activities that don’t achieve improved outcomes for patients' indicate frustration and a desire for systemic change. The tone across many comments conveys urgency, with phrases like 'the system is broken' and 'this is obviously impossible' highlighting the perceived necessity for restructuring healthcare delivery.
The majority of discussions highlight a consensus that the time needed for primary care is excessive, with many users expressing frustration about the current guidelines.
Posts reflect a high level of curiosity and relevance regarding the publication's findings and their implications for primary care.
While there are some dismissive comments, several participants delve deeper into the implications of the study and propose solutions, indicating moderate engagement.
Many contributors believe this research has a significant influence on discussions about primary care practices and necessary reforms.
Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease and acute care: a) 2 b) 2.5 c) 3 d) 27 SPOILER: 27. It's 27 hours per day https://t.co/qR3xBOVBQs @DrRitaMc @minnajohansson1 @BCFamilyDoctors @CFPC_e @drcadesky
Well this study elegantly hits the nail on the head “Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care.” Bottom line, to deliver evidence-based, comprehensive care, it takes TIME. @JournalGIM @cynthiaboyd16 @ratanawongsa https://t.co/JvgDzUhF1Z
@tara_kiran @SMA_docs Doesn’t help that it’s mathematically impossible to adhere to guidelines. Estimated 26.7hrs of work/day to do so for FDs. 9 hrs if well supported in a team. https://t.co/6k7knmB1nb
Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care "For an average 2500-patient panel, a PCP would require 26.7 h/day to provide preventive, chronic, and acute care with documentation/inbox management." https://t.co/JC9nhk6XkP
@PodnarSimon "In a new study published in the Journal of General Internal Medicine, researchers found that in order to provide guideline-recommended care, a primary care physician would require nearly 26.7 hours per day." Simulacija za oskrbo 2500 odraslih bolnikov. https://t.co/iDfIofwJwh
“PCPs do not have enough time to provide the guideline-recommended primary care.” https://t.co/9UmsfyExvT
Ryan Schwarz discusses the urgent need for new models to tackle the severe shortage of primary care doctors in the U.S. A recent simulation shows that primary care providers need 267 hours daily to manage patient care…
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Many patients are not receiving recommended preventive and chronic disease care due to insufficient time for primary care providers. A simulation study highlights the staggering time demands on PCPs and suggests…
#FamilyPhysicians need about 27 hours per day to provide care following all the rules that are set for them. Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care - PubMed https://t.co/MbLfIKUc2M
RT @rafabravo: @JuanGrvas Los MF tendrían que trabajar 27 horas diarias para seguir las guías que se aplican a sus pacientes, y más de la m…
RT @rafabravo: @JuanGrvas Los MF tendrían que trabajar 27 horas diarias para seguir las guías que se aplican a sus pacientes, y más de la m…
RT @rafabravo: @JuanGrvas Los MF tendrían que trabajar 27 horas diarias para seguir las guías que se aplican a sus pacientes, y más de la m…
RT @rafabravo: @JuanGrvas Los MF tendrían que trabajar 27 horas diarias para seguir las guías que se aplican a sus pacientes, y más de la m…
RT @rafabravo: @JuanGrvas Los MF tendrían que trabajar 27 horas diarias para seguir las guías que se aplican a sus pacientes, y más de la m…
RT @rafabravo: @JuanGrvas Los MF tendrían que trabajar 27 horas diarias para seguir las guías que se aplican a sus pacientes, y más de la m…
RT @rafabravo: @JuanGrvas Los MF tendrían que trabajar 27 horas diarias para seguir las guías que se aplican a sus pacientes, y más de la m…
RT @rafabravo: @JuanGrvas Los MF tendrían que trabajar 27 horas diarias para seguir las guías que se aplican a sus pacientes, y más de la m…
RT @rafabravo: @JuanGrvas Los MF tendrían que trabajar 27 horas diarias para seguir las guías que se aplican a sus pacientes, y más de la m…
@JuanGrvas Los MF tendrían que trabajar 27 horas diarias para seguir las guías que se aplican a sus pacientes, y más de la mitad de esas horas se dedicarían a la prevención en personas asintomáticas. https://t.co/lVTMD4HGwQ
@contrarianmuse Porter, J., Boyd, C., Skandari, M.R. et al. Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care. J GEN INTERN MED 38, 147–155 (2023). https://t.co/1s71nA3mjj
@tiararchives @VanessaGuzzo @danishacarterr https://t.co/k8ieTd5ABn this study. It shows in order to keep up with all the new data a doctor would have to work 27 hours a day
Studies show an 8 hour workday seeing patients generates 5+ hours of electronic medical record tasks (https://t.co/Y0iV1tXZ88). If a primary care doctor did everything they were tasked to do in a day, they'd be working 26.7 hour days (https://t.co/EWP7jDX2yy). (4/6)
“For primary care physicians to effectively manage every metric and close every gap in care would require them to do 27 hours of work in a 24-hour day.” https://t.co/kkGmzSa2KC
RT @kieranholland: Time to provide adult primary care? 27 hours per day according to Justin Porter, @cynthiaboyd16, @nedalai et al: https:/…
Time to provide adult primary care? 27 hours per day according to Justin Porter, @cynthiaboyd16, @nedalai et al: https://doi.org/10.1007/s11606-022-07707-x In reality, primary care demands artful prioritisation. What can those of us developing guidelines and pathways do to help?
Time to provide adult primary care? 27 hours per day according to Justin Porter, @cynthiaboyd16, @nedalai et al: https://t.co/RDvGSIF9gH In reality, primary care demands artful prioritisation. What can those of us developing guidelines and pathways do to help?
https://t.co/ApGV1gz0nX
@Grimhood Yes there are many indoctrinated people. But to be fare, the system is rigged for pharmaceuticals to be prescribed. Here is a study that showed that Primary care physicians need 26.7 hours a day for comprehensive care for patients if following protocool https://t.co/ItIOe4Trd6
@rafabravo Gracias. El artículo entero es muy interesante https://t.co/bSu8kDQEWI Adaptándolo a la realidad española y asumiendo no cumplir con todas las recomendaciones, llegaríamos bien repartiendo tareas. Qué difícil es romper inercias y suspicacias.
@deswekem Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care https://t.co/lVTMD4HGwQ
I for one have not yet figured out how to do 26.7 hours of work per day in even a 10 hour clinical day Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care https://t.co/RmLSjvqK5z
RT @dawso007: Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care "For an average 2500-patient panel, a PCP would require 26.7 h/day…
RT @dawso007: Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care "For an average 2500-patient panel, a PCP would require 26.7 h/day…
RT @RRavnikar: @PodnarSimon "In a new study published in the Journal of General Internal Medicine, researchers found that in order to provi…
RT @RRavnikar: @PodnarSimon "In a new study published in the Journal of General Internal Medicine, researchers found that in order to provi…
RT @RRavnikar: @PodnarSimon "In a new study published in the Journal of General Internal Medicine, researchers found that in order to provi…
RT @RRavnikar: @PodnarSimon "In a new study published in the Journal of General Internal Medicine, researchers found that in order to provi…
@PodnarSimon "In a new study published in the Journal of General Internal Medicine, researchers found that in order to provide guideline-recommended care, a primary care physician would require nearly 26.7 hours per day." Simulacija za oskrbo 2500 odraslih bolnikov. https://t.co/iDfIofwJwh
Can't believe I missed this article . . . Primary Care needs way, way more "leverage" . . . team-based care can be powerful when its powered up by the right software. Our teams have made tremendous progress the last six months with so much more to come! https://t.co/NHvwKydiFh https://t.co/v72yaMl4Hc
@TimNoonanMD @BradStanfieldMD I’m not a PCP, but the data show that to provide care to all of their panel patients they would need “an infeasible 26.7 h/day to provide preventive, chronic disease, and acute care for an average US adult patient panel.” The system is broken. https://t.co/T04mZSw0h5
Primary care docs like me squeeze 26.7 hours (!) of work into a day (https://t.co/wXXtiT116t). The party line to docs for so long has been: we don't know how, but just squeeze more in. Patients deserve better access. But it can't come by telling docs "just one more thing."
“Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care” (2022) found providers need 3+ hours for paperwork daily. Our Solution: Auto chart notes that save EHR time with media-rich forms capturing full pre, intra & post-op data for accurate patient info. https://t.co/4lz6lI2vu7 https://t.co/ALjuS2A2qM
RT @cha_myoung: 9/ This study from last year stated that primary care providers would need 26.7 hours per day to provide the recommended pr…
Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care https://t.co/YQVHaTN5U8
9/ This study from last year stated that primary care providers would need 26.7 hours per day to provide the recommended preventive, chronic, and acute care, which is obviously impossible. https://t.co/zMY6kiR4Rp https://t.co/dHuvjnvIhY
“PCPs do not have enough time to provide the guideline-recommended primary care.” https://t.co/9UmsfyExvT
RT @doclauravater: Ref: Porter J, Boyd C, Skandari MR, Laiteerapong N. Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care. J Gen Inte…
RT @EulertJ: @lamebaron @BerndReckert @5ter_Timo_vl https://t.co/LcKXKuc22x
RT @doclauravater: Ref: Porter J, Boyd C, Skandari MR, Laiteerapong N. Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care. J Gen Inte…
@lamebaron @BerndReckert @5ter_Timo_vl https://t.co/LcKXKuc22x
Ref: Porter J, Boyd C, Skandari MR, Laiteerapong N. Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care. J Gen Intern Med. 2023 Jan;38(1):147-155.
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @alexnatarosMD: Is it time for #Guideline-based primary care
Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care - PubMed https://t.co/3so0XPNJQ5
RT @alexnatarosMD: Is it time for #Guideline-based primary care
RT @alexnatarosMD: Is it time for #Guideline-based primary care
Is it time for #Guideline-based primary care
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @drfjgarcia: @tara_kiran @SMA_docs Doesn’t help that it’s mathematically impossible to adhere to guidelines. Estimated 26.7hrs of work/…
RT @JennyBasran: So many potential benefits to shifting to team based care for both patients and providers. https://t.co/3GwWEp4uIM https:…
RT @JennyBasran: So many potential benefits to shifting to team based care for both patients and providers. https://t.co/3GwWEp4uIM https:…
RT @JennyBasran: So many potential benefits to shifting to team based care for both patients and providers. https://t.co/3GwWEp4uIM https:…
RT @JennyBasran: So many potential benefits to shifting to team based care for both patients and providers. https://t.co/3GwWEp4uIM https:…
RT @je_pala: (Journal of General Internal Medicine ) Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care https://t.co/LE5FtJm6ks
(Journal of General Internal Medicine ) Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care https://t.co/LE5FtJm6ks
RT @drfjgarcia: @tara_kiran @SMA_docs Doesn’t help that it’s mathematically impossible to adhere to guidelines. Estimated 26.7hrs of work/…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
Is primary care/family medicine manageable? This US study shows that a PCP with 2500 patients needs to work 26.7 hours per day to complete all recommended care: https://t.co/SaCF1mSZll
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @drfjgarcia: @tara_kiran @SMA_docs Doesn’t help that it’s mathematically impossible to adhere to guidelines. Estimated 26.7hrs of work/…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @drfjgarcia: @tara_kiran @SMA_docs Doesn’t help that it’s mathematically impossible to adhere to guidelines. Estimated 26.7hrs of work/…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @drfjgarcia: @tara_kiran @SMA_docs Doesn’t help that it’s mathematically impossible to adhere to guidelines. Estimated 26.7hrs of work/…
RT @JennyBasran: So many potential benefits to shifting to team based care for both patients and providers. https://t.co/3GwWEp4uIM https:…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
So many potential benefits to shifting to team based care for both patients and providers. https://t.co/3GwWEp4uIM https://t.co/UU1CBg0ul8
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
@tara_kiran @SMA_docs Doesn’t help that it’s mathematically impossible to adhere to guidelines. Estimated 26.7hrs of work/day to do so for FDs. 9 hrs if well supported in a team. https://t.co/6k7knmB1nb
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
RT @LessIsMoreMed: Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease a…
Family doctors only need to spend this many hours per day to provide guideline-recommended preventive, chronic disease and acute care: a) 2 b) 2.5 c) 3 d) 27 SPOILER: 27. It's 27 hours per day https://t.co/qR3xBOVBQs @DrRitaMc @minnajohansson1 @BCFamilyDoctors @CFPC_e @drcadesky
RT @dawso007: Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care "For an average 2500-patient panel, a PCP would require 26.7 h/day…
RT @dawso007: Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care "For an average 2500-patient panel, a PCP would require 26.7 h/day…
RT @dawso007: Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care "For an average 2500-patient panel, a PCP would require 26.7 h/day…
RT @dawso007: Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care "For an average 2500-patient panel, a PCP would require 26.7 h/day…
RT @dawso007: Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care "For an average 2500-patient panel, a PCP would require 26.7 h/day…
Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care "For an average 2500-patient panel, a PCP would require 26.7 h/day to provide preventive, chronic, and acute care with documentation/inbox management." https://t.co/JC9nhk6XkP
Primary care providers need 26 hours a day to provide healthcare according to guidelines. GPS are overworked and under supplied > Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care - PMC https://t.co/ZjGcAxIkuu
RT @rafabravo: @soysolisu https://t.co/ugf7oKfn9l Lo comente en https://t.co/nZG54meulk con alguna adaptación a la atención primaria españo…
RT @rafabravo: @soysolisu https://t.co/ugf7oKfn9l Lo comente en https://t.co/nZG54meulk con alguna adaptación a la atención primaria españo…
@soysolisu https://t.co/ugf7oKfn9l Lo comente en https://t.co/nZG54meulk con alguna adaptación a la atención primaria española
RT @ifixhearts: 27 hours a day needed for primary care doctors to follow all guidelines. Doctors are trapped in a system forcing them to…
RT @ifixhearts: 27 hours a day needed for primary care doctors to follow all guidelines. Doctors are trapped in a system forcing them to…
RT @ifixhearts: 27 hours a day needed for primary care doctors to follow all guidelines. Doctors are trapped in a system forcing them to…
RT @ifixhearts: 27 hours a day needed for primary care doctors to follow all guidelines. Doctors are trapped in a system forcing them to…
27 hours a day needed for primary care doctors to follow all guidelines. Doctors are trapped in a system forcing them to waste time on activities that don’t achieve improved outcomes for patients. https://t.co/I9Jm0vFcwl https://t.co/mCEdNyap3e
RT @DrGorfinkel: ⌛️Here's the TIME (# hours/day) needed just to keep up with guidelines by SOLO Family Doctors vs. TEAMS: * Cancer scr…
PCPs need 26.7 hours/day to provide recommended care to a representative 25000 patient panel, team based care brings that down significantly to 9.3 hours/day https://t.co/FXhFrLOEZx
RT @DrGorfinkel: ⌛️Here's the TIME (# hours/day) needed just to keep up with guidelines by SOLO Family Doctors vs. TEAMS: * Cancer scr…
⌛️Here's the TIME (# hours/day) needed just to keep up with guidelines by SOLO Family Doctors vs. TEAMS: * Cancer screening/vaccines: 14.1 vs 2 * Chronic care: 7.2 vs 3.6 * Acute care: 2.2 vs 1.1 * Admin: 3.2 vs 2.6 @RitaMc @NightShiftMD https://t.co/FKC1ofdWcF
RT @josemvalderas: US primary care physicians are estimated to require ca. 27 hours A DAY to provide care consistent with guidelines (ca. 1…
RT @josemvalderas: US primary care physicians are estimated to require ca. 27 hours A DAY to provide care consistent with guidelines (ca. 1…
RT @josemvalderas: US primary care physicians are estimated to require ca. 27 hours A DAY to provide care consistent with guidelines (ca. 1…
RT @josemvalderas: US primary care physicians are estimated to require ca. 27 hours A DAY to provide care consistent with guidelines (ca. 1…
RT @josemvalderas: US primary care physicians are estimated to require ca. 27 hours A DAY to provide care consistent with guidelines (ca. 1…
RT @josemvalderas: US primary care physicians are estimated to require ca. 27 hours A DAY to provide care consistent with guidelines (ca. 1…
RT @josemvalderas: US primary care physicians are estimated to require ca. 27 hours A DAY to provide care consistent with guidelines (ca. 1…
RT @josemvalderas: US primary care physicians are estimated to require ca. 27 hours A DAY to provide care consistent with guidelines (ca. 1…
RT @josemvalderas: US primary care physicians are estimated to require ca. 27 hours A DAY to provide care consistent with guidelines (ca. 1…
RT @josemvalderas: US primary care physicians are estimated to require ca. 27 hours A DAY to provide care consistent with guidelines (ca. 1…
RT @josemvalderas: US primary care physicians are estimated to require ca. 27 hours A DAY to provide care consistent with guidelines (ca. 1…
RT @josemvalderas: US primary care physicians are estimated to require ca. 27 hours A DAY to provide care consistent with guidelines (ca. 1…
RT @igor_muzevic: Normativi, ki jih za družinske zdravnike predlagajo ZZZS, Tajnikar in nekateri mediji, zahtevajo od zdravnika, da dela 18…
RT @josemvalderas: US primary care physicians are estimated to require ca. 27 hours A DAY to provide care consistent with guidelines (ca. 1…
RT @josemvalderas: US primary care physicians are estimated to require ca. 27 hours A DAY to provide care consistent with guidelines (ca. 1…
RT @YairSaperstein: Important article "Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care" by @justinporter89. As physicians, we can…
"PCPs do not have enough time to provide the guideline-recommended primary care"
Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care https://t.co/HhypJNuG54
“Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care.” . https://t.co/hSE7mmwIjf
■ note link：https://t.co/VI6EJSacu0 ■ Ref info：Porter, Justin, et al. "Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care." Journal of General Internal Medicine (2022): 1-9. ■ Ref link：https://t.co/LWNEL4Kj73
RT @rafabravo: @JoseLuisQ En "Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care" se indica que trabajando en un equipo y desviando l…
@JoseLuisQ En "Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care" se indica que trabajando en un equipo y desviando la atención burocrática y de gestión, se reducen los tiempos de atencion necesarios en más de un tercio
Important article "Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care" by @justinporter89. As physicians, we can make the system better by incorporating nurses, dieticians, and technology into the workflow in a meaningful way. https://t.co/ylw3cMe5OP #MedTwitter
@6yhsdsiswmcd 最新の研究では、 医師が理想的なケアを提要するには、 1日『27時間』が必要とのことです・・・
RT @sanoysalvoblog: Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care. Primary care providers do not have enough time to provide the…
RT @sanoysalvoblog: Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care. Primary care providers do not have enough time to provide the…
RT @sanoysalvoblog: Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care. Primary care providers do not have enough time to provide the…
RT @sanoysalvoblog: Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care. Primary care providers do not have enough time to provide the…
RT @sanoysalvoblog: Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care. Primary care providers do not have enough time to provide the…
Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care. Primary care providers do not have enough time to provide the guideline-recommended primary care. With team-based care the time requirements would decrease by over half, but still be excessive https://t.co/3E3QWABH9X via…
RT @sanoysalvoblog: Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care. Primary care providers do not have enough time to provide the…
Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care. Primary care providers do not have enough time to provide the guideline-recommended primary care. With team-based care the time requirements would decrease by over half, but still be excessive https://t.co/xXKJGMtqU7
Pues de acuerdo con "Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care" en los centros de salud españoles deberemos tener tiempo de sobra par realizar actividades preventivas, atención a crónicos y agudos. https://t.co/lVTMD4HGwQ
Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care | SpringerLink https://t.co/iltjQbumLJ
RT @DavidBursteinMD: We’ll there you have it. There’s not enough hours in the day for primary care doctors to give guideline-concordant car…
We’ll there you have it. There’s not enough hours in the day for primary care doctors to give guideline-concordant care. Team-based care models may help. The tricky question: Given these constraints, how do we normalize or re-frame “sub-optimal” care? https://t.co/8OD9ckD3Yr
“PCPs were estimated to require 26.7 h/day, comprising of 14.1 h/day for preventive care, 7.2 h/day for chronic disease care, 2.2 h/day for acute care, and 3.2 h/day for documentation & inbox management” And we wonder why there’s a PCP shortage#medtwitter https://t.co/2HcrMOv36x
RT @pash22: @BenAllenGP Here's the full paper by @cynthiaboyd16 & @nedalai et al "Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care"…
@BenAllenGP Here's the full paper by @cynthiaboyd16 & @nedalai et al "Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care" https://t.co/pLsHxZDnNR @DrSimonHodes @DrSelvarajah
@JournalGIM https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11606-022-07707-x
RT @anamarialopezmd: Such an important paper: the most important role in medicine is impossible! Compelling argument to restructure. Team-b…
RT @pash22: Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care https://t.co/pLsHxZDnNR via @cynthiaboyd16 et al @DrSimonHodes @DrSelv…
Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care https://t.co/pLsHxZDnNR via @cynthiaboyd16 et al @DrSimonHodes @DrSelvarajah @BenAllenGP
RT @cynthiaboyd16: #JustinPorter @r_skandari and @nedalai on Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care. Honored to have bee…
RT @cynthiaboyd16: #JustinPorter @r_skandari and @nedalai on Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care. Honored to have bee…
RT @cynthiaboyd16: #JustinPorter @r_skandari and @nedalai on Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care. Honored to have bee…
@BuddShenkin @jpbettger @PepperOAIC Riiiight....and how do we do THAT, exactly given that to provide recommended chronic, acute, and preventive care should take 26 hours per day and there are not nearly enough geriatricians to meet existing needs. https://t.co/D1xzSEyAQb https://t.co/HeRz6WHMhd
RT @mad_sters: Well this study elegantly hits the nail on the head “Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care.” Bottom line,…
RT @anamarialopezmd: Such an important paper: the most important role in medicine is impossible! Compelling argument to restructure. Team-b…
RT @mad_sters: Well this study elegantly hits the nail on the head “Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care.” Bottom line,…
RT @mad_sters: Well this study elegantly hits the nail on the head “Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care.” Bottom line,…
RT @cynthiaboyd16: #JustinPorter @r_skandari and @nedalai on Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care. Honored to have bee…
RT @mad_sters: Well this study elegantly hits the nail on the head “Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care.” Bottom line,…
RT @mad_sters: Well this study elegantly hits the nail on the head “Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care.” Bottom line,…
RT @anamarialopezmd: Such an important paper: the most important role in medicine is impossible! Compelling argument to restructure. Team-b…
RT @mad_sters: Well this study elegantly hits the nail on the head “Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care.” Bottom line,…
Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care https://t.co/pLsHxZDnNR via @cynthiaboyd16 et al @DrSimonHodes @DrSelvarajah @BenAllenGP
#JustinPorter @r_skandari and @nedalai on Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care. Honored to have been a supportive, small part of this work. They
RT @mad_sters: Well this study elegantly hits the nail on the head “Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care.” Bottom line,…
RT @mad_sters: Well this study elegantly hits the nail on the head “Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care.” Bottom line,…
RT @mad_sters: Well this study elegantly hits the nail on the head “Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care.” Bottom line,…
RT @mad_sters: Well this study elegantly hits the nail on the head “Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care.” Bottom line,…
Well this study elegantly hits the nail on the head “Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care.” Bottom line, to deliver evidence-based, comprehensive care, it takes TIME. @JournalGIM @cynthiaboyd16 @ratanawongsa https://t.co/JvgDzUhF1Z
“Work more efficiently” they said - seems more like giving 110%. https://t.co/XntnCjB0OI
Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care https://t.co/jv8BtjhtQL
Such an important paper: the most important role in medicine is impossible! Compelling argument to restructure. Team-based care helps but not enough-Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care @SocietyGIM @ACPinternists https://t.co/BYVOIQVCRU
Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care. PCPs do not have enough time to provide the guideline-recommended primary care. https://t.co/YTb5pnPUG9
RT @lauradavisson: So interesting—and so scary for the future of primary care without some major changes. Revisiting the Time Needed to Pro…
So interesting—and so scary for the future of primary care without some major changes. Revisiting the Time Needed to Provide Adult Primary Care | SpringerLink https://t.co/Nj3GFXGP3S