Administration officials have continually emphasized the importance of primary care and the "social determinants" of health.
Atul Gawande recently wrote for The New Yorker about the importance of primary care.
While NHS England continually talks up the central importance of primary care, its actions are some way from matching the rhetoric.
It is impossible to exaggerate the importance of primary care as a major factor in the success of the Mayo Clinic model of health care.
Although health ministers concede the importance of primary care, they have been fixated by the need to improve hospitals.
There needs to be a plan to expand coverage, eliminate debt for physicians who choose primary care and establish physician payment methods that recognize the importance of primary care.
Unfortunately, as representative comments in the article show, many library administrators have little understanding of the nature and importance of primary materials.
THE TRANSCRIPT of Brian Ross's interview (second part here) with John Kiriakou, who was involved in the capture and torture (or "enhanced interrogation") of Abu Zubaydah, reminds us of the importance of primary sources.
John C. Baldwin, M.D. President and Professor of Surgery Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Lubbock, Texas It is impossible to exaggerate the importance of primary care as a major factor in the success of the Mayo Clinic model of health care.
Atul Gawande, in his article on the importance of primary care, frames the shift from rescue medicine to lifelong incremental care as a decision that will save both lives and money, but he doesn't fully address the unpalatable choices required to effect this transformation.
This study illustrates the sustainable importance of primary montane forests for being sources of DOC and DON.
