AWARENESS AMONG PATIENTS IN OUTPATIENT CARE IN NORTHEAST BULGARIA

  • Georgieva E. Medical University "Prof. Dr. Paraskev Stoyanov" Varna -Medical College
  • Raykov T. National association for prevention and theurapeutical education
  • Kostadinova T. Medical University "Prof. Dr. Paraskev Stoyanov" Varna -Medical College
  • Petrova G. Department of pharmaceutical sciences and pharmaceutical management, Medical University "Prof. Dr. Paraskev Stoyanov"
Keywords: extent awareness, patients, outpatient care

Abstract

Medical activities to be performed after the patient fully informed about upcoming treatments. He must be aware of the many factors that influence medical treatments and laboratory results. It is important to consult medical professionals for the conditions to be met by the patient before the research. The article is an analysis of the views of patients, laboratory physicians, laboratory and general practitioners for the level of awareness among patients of an impending investigation. The research was conducted in northeastern Bulgaria among 1039 respondents. There is a high degree of awareness among the urban population, unlike poor awareness among patients of smaller settlements.

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2016-02-28
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Georgieva E., Raykov T., Kostadinova T., & Petrova G. (2016). AWARENESS AMONG PATIENTS IN OUTPATIENT CARE IN NORTHEAST BULGARIA. World Science, 3(2(6), 18-20. Retrieved from https://rsglobal.pl/index.php/ws/article/view/887
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Vol 3 No 2(6) (2016): World Science
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Medicine

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