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David Loxterkamp博士在美国缅因州贝尔法斯特担任初级保健医生30多年。他经常撰写与初级保健相关的问题,最近出版了一本名为在医学中重要的事情;初级保健生活的教训”。在书的中间部分,他为初级保健实践的医生提出了14条警句。在这篇手稿中,作者简要地检查了这些格言,并描述了它们对现代医学实践、保健和医学教育可能产生的深远影响。提交人认为,Loxterkamp医生在美国缅因州贝尔法斯特担任初级保健医生三十多年的实践中产生和磨练的观察和概念应该被所有医生,特别是正在接受培训的医科学生阅读。
Perspectives: Fourteen Aphorisms - From Problem Solving to Relationship Building
Dr. David Loxterkamp has been practicing as a primary care physician for over thirty years in Belfast, Maine, United States of America. He is a frequent writer on issues related to primary care and has recently published a book titled ‘What matters in medicine; Lessons from a life in primary care'. Towards the middle of the book he puts forward fourteen aphorisms for physicians with special relevance for primary care practice. In this manuscript the author briefly examines these aphorisms and describes their profound possible influence on modern medical practice, healthcare and medical education. The author is of the opinion that Dr Loxterkamp's observations and concepts born from and honed by over thirty years of practice as primary care physician in Belfast, Maine, United States should be read by all physicians and especially by medical students in training.