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is Subject of	Practice based education did not increase recognition of depression by primary care physicians nor improve the outcome of depression Feedback to physicians plus telephone care management improved outcomes in primary care patients with depression Review: multidisciplinary coronary heart disease management programmes improve the process of care and reduce hospital admissions Review: evidence on the effectiveness of interventions to assist patient adherence to prescribed medications is limited A series of evidence-based drug therapy letters improved prescribing behaviour Reminders in echocardiography reports increased use of β blockers in reduced left ventricular ejection fraction A composite management intervention plus financial incentives reduced mortality from malaria in children <5 years of age Review: most disease management programmes for providers and patients lead to improvements in care A critical pathway reduced resource use without compromising safety and effectiveness in community acquired pneumonia Written prompts to GPs to elicit patient concerns led to a small increase in 1 measure of patient satisfaction in self limiting illness Pharmacist led, primary care based disease management reduced risk factors and improved glycaemic control in diabetes A nurse led clinic and computer decision support software for anticoagulation decisions were as effective as a hospital clinic Surgical volume was not related to 30 day mortality in 8 common operations A comprehensive annotated reminder tool increased appropriate screening in primary care Delayed prescription reduced antibiotic use in the common cold Case method learning for general practitioners reduces cholesterol concentrations in coronary artery disease Care coordination for patients with chronic conditions did not reduce hospital admissions or Medicare costs Review: complex organisational and educational interventions appear to be effective for managing depression in primary care A tailored, multifaceted programme in capitation-based family practices improved appropriate use of preventive care manoeuvres Review: symptom-based action plans reduce acute care visits more than peak flow-based plans in children with asthma Review: high levels of homocysteine are associated with an increased risk for cardiovascular disease Review: organisational change and patient involvement may increase the use of prevention cancer screening services Review: 3 of 4 RCTs on the treatment of adolescent depression in primary care have positive results Recall to a general practitioner or to a nurse clinic improved assessment in patients with coronary artery disease Review: patient reminder or recall systems improve immunisation rates Review: interventions focusing on patient behaviours in provider patient interactions improve diabetes outcomes Ambulatory test result follow-up represents a serious problem and solutions are needed Surgical safety checklists are an effective means for reducing surgical morbidity and mortality, but have we gone far enough in team-building and leadership to create high reliability? Review: computerised reminders and feedback can improve provider medication management Primary care-based screening, diagnosis and management of postpartum depression effective for improving symptoms Review: some interventions are effective in reducing medical errors The benefits of nurse led secondary prevention clinics continued after 4 years

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