[2024 scientific breakthroughs in ambulatory general internal medicine].

Q4 Medicine
Alexandre Gouveia, Adrian Wolfensberger, Amélie Liardet-Nater, David Hibbert, David Velez, Eminence Mbadu Mbuzi, François Van Ouwenaller, Giulia Castelli, Sujitha Kanagaratnam, Patrick Bodenmann
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Abstract

In this article, we present eight studies published in the past two years that are likely to influence general practice in 2025. The key messages highlight the importance of physical activity in reducing cardiovascular risk, the effectiveness of aripiprazole for treatment-resistant depression, and the positive impact of guidelines on antibiotic use for acute cystitis. Furthermore, teleconsultation is more effective when supported by a pre-existing therapeutic relationship, extended leave reduces physician burnout, electronic cigarettes aid smoking cessation, and AI improves the management of electronic communications. Finally, community screening enhances the management of undiagnosed respiratory conditions.

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Revue medicale suisse
Revue medicale suisse Medicine-Medicine (all)
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期刊介绍: Destinée aux professionnels de santé, la plateforme revmed.ch regroupe la version électronique de la Revue Médicale Suisse et les applications de formation et d"aide à la prise de décision eRMS. La eRMS est le fruit d’une large collaboration entre institutions et praticiens de Suisse romande.
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