In cancer this may be counter-productive, and creates a dilemma for primary care.
The presenting features of dissection may mimic a musculoskeletal presentation, creating a diagnostic dilemma for primary care practitioners.
Liver involvement in patients with rheumatic disease manifests typical, although not specific, histopathological features that may pose a dilemma with primary liver conditions [ 10].
Complex and poorly defined health problems, whilst presenting unique dilemmas to primary care, have tended to invite less attention in research and the development of self-care interventions.
Patients presenting with transient neurological symptoms present considerable diagnostic dilemmas for primary care practitioners reflected in low rates of TIA diagnosis confirmation in patients referred to UK TIA clinics (over 50% being for non-TIA causes).
Second, some specific diagnostic dilemmas for primary BCs existed, such as CS was notoriously hard to be diagnosed histologically, benign cartilage lesions can be difficult to differentiate from slow-growing and low-grade CS, and giant cell-rich OS may focally closely mimic malignant GCT.
It ends the existential dilemma regarding their primary purpose.
The hrHPV testing in primary screening creates a clinical dilemma for the management of hrHPV-positive women.
Differentiating between innocent symptoms and a rare, but serious organic disease is a diagnostic dilemma for the primary care physician (PCP).
This debate article discusses the primary health care nursing workforce dilemma currently facing policy makers in Australia and presents an argument for the potential value of a New Graduate Transition to Primary Health Care Program as a workforce development and sustainability strategy.
