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CONCEPTS OF FAMILY CONCEPTS OF FAMILY MEDICINEMEDICINE
Desirable qualities in a Family PhysicianDesirable qualities in a Family Physician
Dr. Riaz QureshiDr. Riaz QureshiDistinguished Professor Distinguished Professor
Family & Community MedicineFamily & Community MedicineKing Saud University, RiyadhKing Saud University, Riyadh
Objectives : To become aware of the history of Family MedicineTo become aware of the history of Family Medicine To understand the concepts of Family Medicine, including To understand the concepts of Family Medicine, including
its definitionits definition To become aware of the major barriers to equitable health To become aware of the major barriers to equitable health
carecare To become familiar with the desirable qualities of a To become familiar with the desirable qualities of a
Family PhysicianFamily Physician
History of Family Medicine
EVOLUTION:EVOLUTION: The age of the General PractitionerThe age of the General Practitioner The age of SpecializationThe age of Specialization
Family Medicine as a Clinical and Academic Discipline Family Medicine as a Clinical and Academic Discipline
Major barriers to equitable health Major barriers to equitable health care - WHOcare - WHO
Unequal access to disease prevention & careUnequal access to disease prevention & careRising cost of health care Rising cost of health care Inefficient health care systemInefficient health care systemLack of emphasis on Generalists’ (Family Lack of emphasis on Generalists’ (Family Medicine) trainingMedicine) training
How to overcome these barriers ?
The WHO also states, that the best optionThe WHO also states, that the best option to overcome these barriers is to utilize to overcome these barriers is to utilize
services of trained Family Physiciansservices of trained Family Physicians
Health outcome indicators Barbra Starfield study confirmed that the central role of Barbra Starfield study confirmed that the central role of
Family Medicine in the health care system of a country Family Medicine in the health care system of a country results in enhanced quality & cost-effective care .results in enhanced quality & cost-effective care .
She proved in a large multicentre study that the health She proved in a large multicentre study that the health outcome indicators are significantly better in those outcome indicators are significantly better in those countries in which Family Medicine plays a central role in countries in which Family Medicine plays a central role in the health care system the health care system
Problems in the communityProblems in the community
75% Self care75% Self care
25% Consult FP25% Consult FP
2.5%2.5% Hosp
Concepts of Family MedicineConcepts of Family MedicineDEFINITION:DEFINITION: Family Medicine is a medical specialty of first Family Medicine is a medical specialty of first contact with the patient, devoted to providing, contact with the patient, devoted to providing, preventive, promotive , rehabilitative and curative preventive, promotive , rehabilitative and curative health care, with physical, psychological and social health care, with physical, psychological and social aspects, for the patient, his family and the aspects, for the patient, his family and the community.community.The scope is not limited by system, organ, disease The scope is not limited by system, organ, disease entity, age or sex.entity, age or sex.
The Need For Trained Family The Need For Trained Family Physicians Physicians
The central role of a well trained Family Physician in health The central role of a well trained Family Physician in health care is well recognized in:care is well recognized in:
Developed countries -- UK, USA and CanadaDeveloped countries -- UK, USA and Canada Oil rich countries – Gulf countries ??Oil rich countries – Gulf countries ?? Developing countries -- ? ? ? ? ?Developing countries -- ? ? ? ? ?
The need is even greater in all less developed countries. The need is even greater in all less developed countries.
Laughter is the best medicine
A man was driving a carA man was driving a car A fat lady on a motor cycle overtook him!!A fat lady on a motor cycle overtook him!! Man opened his window & shouted : “Hey Man opened his window & shouted : “Hey
buffalo”buffalo” Lady turned back and shouted : “You donkey, Lady turned back and shouted : “You donkey,
idiot, stupid monkey”idiot, stupid monkey” Suddenly she had an accident when she was hit by Suddenly she had an accident when she was hit by
a buffalo crossing the roada buffalo crossing the road
10 Cs of desirable qualities in a family 10 Cs of desirable qualities in a family physicianphysician::
11 = Caring/Compassionate= Caring/Compassionate22 = Clinically Competent= Clinically Competent33 = Cost-effective Care= Cost-effective Care
44 = Continuity of Care= Continuity of Care 55 = Comprehensive Care= Comprehensive Care
66 = Common Problems Management= Common Problems Management77 = Co-ordination of Care= Co-ordination of Care88 = Community-based Care & Research= Community-based Care & Research
99 = Continuing Professional Development= Continuing Professional Development 1010 = Communication & Counseling = Communication & Counseling
Skills` with confidentiality Skills` with confidentiality
1.1. C C = CARING= CARING
Caring/Compassionate careCaring/Compassionate care An essential quality in a Family PhysicianAn essential quality in a Family Physician Personal patient centered Care-Personal patient centered Care-
2.2. C = C = CLINICALLYCLINICALLY COMPETENT COMPETENT
Only caring is not enoughOnly caring is not enough
Need for four years training after Need for four years training after graduation and internshipgraduation and internship
3.3. C C = COST- EFFECTIVE= COST- EFFECTIVE
In time and moneyIn time and money
Gate keeper- Use of appropriate resources Gate keeper- Use of appropriate resources
Use of time as a diagnostic toolUse of time as a diagnostic tool
4.4. C C = CONTINUITY = CONTINUITY OF CARE OF CARE
For acute, chronic, from childhood to old For acute, chronic, from childhood to old age, and terminal care patients and those age, and terminal care patients and those requiring rehabilitation.requiring rehabilitation.Preventive care/ Promotion of healthPreventive care/ Promotion of healthCare from cradle to graveCare from cradle to grave
5.5. C C = COMPREHENSIVE = COMPREHENSIVE CARECARE
Responsibility for every problem a Responsibility for every problem a patient presents withpatient presents withPhysical, Psychological & SocialPhysical, Psychological & Social
Holistic approach with triple diagnosisHolistic approach with triple diagnosis
6. 6. C = C = COMMON PROBLEMS COMMON PROBLEMS MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT
e.g. Hypertension, Diabetes, Asthma, e.g. Hypertension, Diabetes, Asthma, Depression, Anemia, Allergic Rhinitis, Depression, Anemia, Allergic Rhinitis, Urinary Tract InfectionUrinary Tract Infection
Common problems in children and Common problems in children and womenwomen
7.7. C C = CONTINUING = CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
To keep up-to-dateTo keep up-to-date
Need for breath of knowledgeNeed for breath of knowledge
8.8. C C = CO-ORDINATION= CO-ORDINATION OF CARE OF CARE
Patient’s advocate
Organizing multiple sources of help
9. C = COMMUNITY BASED CARE AND RESEARCH
Care nearer patients’ homeCare nearer patients’ home
Preventive, promotive, rehabilitative and curative Preventive, promotive, rehabilitative and curative care in patient’s own environmentcare in patient’s own environment
Relevant research within the patient’s own Relevant research within the patient’s own surroundingssurroundings
10.10. C = C = COMMUNICATION &COMMUNICATION & COUNSELING SKILLS COUNSELING SKILLS
Essential for compliance of advice and Essential for compliance of advice and treatment/sharing understandingtreatment/sharing understanding
Confidentiality and safety nettingConfidentiality and safety netting
Needed for patient satisfactionNeeded for patient satisfactionInvolving patient in the managementInvolving patient in the management
Essentials of a Family Medicine Consultation Meet & greetMeet & greet All the components of history, including medication, All the components of history, including medication,
personal and Psychosocial with patient centered approachpersonal and Psychosocial with patient centered approach SummarizationSummarization ICE: Ideas, concerns &expectations and effects on patient’s ICE: Ideas, concerns &expectations and effects on patient’s
day to day life & workday to day life & work Examination/Diagnosis ? Differential diagnosis?/ Red flagsExamination/Diagnosis ? Differential diagnosis?/ Red flags Investigations & Management with patient’s involvement, Investigations & Management with patient’s involvement,
safety netting , appropriate F/U & Referral?safety netting , appropriate F/U & Referral?
CONCLUSIONCONCLUSION
The principles and competencies required for the The principles and competencies required for the practice of Family Medicine are universal.practice of Family Medicine are universal.
They are applicable to all cultures and all social They are applicable to all cultures and all social groups, from richest to the poorest in the communitygroups, from richest to the poorest in the community
THANK YOU
Have a nice dayHave a nice day