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Postal survey questionnaire on the elements that define and represent competence in family physicians at the beginning of independent clinical practice
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Determining topic names from survey responses
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Determining the dimensions of competence
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Frequencies of the citations of the dimensions of competence in the survey: N= 2401.
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TOPICS RATE OF CITATION, % TOPICS RATE OF CITATION, % Depression 87 Behavioural problems 10 Anxiety 87 Allergy 10 Substance abuse 60 Multiple medical problems 9 Ischemic heart disease 52 Dizziness 9 Diabetes 51 Counseling 9 Hypertension 50 Earache 9 Pregnancy 48 Grief 8 Headache 43 Thyroid 8 Periodic health examination or screening 42 Stroke 8 Palliative care 40 Vaginitis 7 Family issues 37 Insomnia 7 Abdominal pain 36 Infections 7 Upper respiratory infection 35 Anemia 6 Difficult patient 35 Immunization 6 Domestic violence 33 Advanced cardiac life support 6 Asthma 33 Gastrointestinal bleeding 5 Chest pain 32 Obesity 5 Dementia 32 Lacerations 5 Low back pain 32 Eating disorder 5 Chronic disease 29 Antibiotics 5 Elderly 29 Stress 4 Contraception 28 Prostate 4 Sex 28 Fracture 4 Menopause 27 Newborn 4 Joint disorder 26 Immigrant issues 4 Sexually transmitted infections 24 Deep venous thrombosis 4 Well-baby care 24 Hepatitis 3 Schizophrenia 23 Atrial fibrillation 3 Skin disorder 23 Parkinsonism 3 Disability 20 Learning 3 Personality disorder 19 Seizure 3 Fatigue 18 Infertility 3 Lifestyle 18 Loss of weight 2 Urinary tract infection 16 Mental competency 2 Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease 16 Osteoporosis 2 Trauma 16 Loss of consciousness 2 Cancer 16 Red eye 2 Vaginal bleeding 15 Croup 2 Fever 15 Poisoning 2 Smoking cessation 15 Meningitis 2 Bad news 14 Travel medicine 2 Violent or aggressive patient 14 Dehydration 1 Suicide 14 Diarrhea 1 Breast lump 14 Neck pain 1 Dyspepsia 13 Crisis 1 Hyperlipidemia 13 Dysuria 1 Pneumonia 13 Rape or sexual assault 1 In children 13 Gender-specific issues 1 Cough 12 Epistaxis 1 Somatization 12
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