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The focus of clinic consultations on disease measures such as lung function appeared disconnected from participants' lived experience of the disease and its impact on everyday life.

Black patients had more missed visits and emergency department visits during the study period, which may have shifted the focus of clinic visits to acute, episodic care rather than preventative care or chronic disease management.

Given the clinical focus of the clinics' in our study, coupled with their respective policies, based on the Australian National Gay Men's Syphilis Action Plan [ 17], it is not unrealistic to infer that GPs had a high awareness of the STI testing guidelines prior to the introduction of the nurse into the intervention clinic.

No study focused on clinic predictors of discontinuation and 14 studies investigated patient predictors of discontinuation, which could be socio-demographic (e.g. age, education) and/or psychosocial (e.g. anxiety).

45 In an integrated clinic in Kisumu, 400 km west of Nairobi, the most common diagnosis is CHD with the result that early detection and timely referral of CHD is a specific focus of outreach clinics.

Second, limitations in the clinic financial and performance data required the evaluation to focus on client perceptions of clinic performance.

These findings suggest that while physical symptoms of SCD, including pain and end organ damage, are the primary clinical focus of providers in outpatient clinics and emergency departments, disrupted sleep architecture and depression are also co-morbid diagnoses in SCD.

Another main consensus identified by participants from all but one (public adolescent and young adult clinic) focus group was the interruption of clinic workflow.

Common themes explored included: focus of the first antenatal clinic visit; practice and advice regarding GWG and weighing; midwives perceived roles in lifestyle education, including GWG; and how midwives could be best supported to provide healthy lifestyle advice and support to pregnant women.

The study focused on eliciting the perspective of clinic users with regard to those factors influencing their STI care-seeking decisions and the health education and counseling which they received during their clinic visit.

Whereas the WHSA-II showed similar levels of clinic usage, the focus groups revealed a disaggregation of clinic usage into public and private clinic patronage.